KeplerBoy

Inference is already cheap enough. It's basically free for the quantities people actually want to read.

LLMs only become expensive if you let them generate 1000 lines of code every 2 minutes.

I expect the area of fun between painfully easy to beat and infuriatingnly overpowered with superhuman skill level to be quite narrow.

It still might, at least in some niches? The paper is not that old.

Can't wait for Gemini 4 Darmstadtium

They actually don't. A lot of people still have no clue how to drive these tools.

It kind of was though? It was knowledge work that brought us fertilizers, tractors, trucks and large ships, which in turn made food as abundant as it is today.

Otherwise most of us would still toil on the fields just to harvest a tiny bit more food than our immediate family needs.

Sure, I was referring to the venue hosting children birthday parties. Big screens and projectors would feel even more dystopian there.

Was the mural handpainted or just a print glued to the wall? I feel even something handdrawn from ai generated inspiration could go a long way to add some quality. Even if just by the fact that no one would spend hours to trace terrible slop by hand.

That's just the nature of (slow) exponential gains. If the processor gains 1% in flops each generation, the absolute flop increase is always the largest ever. Now consider that a device has tens of marketable metrics and that is always a defensible claim.

For which applications do you need that kind of single user throughput? A lot of agentic stuff is tool-heavy anyways other stuff are better served by sub agents / parallel work for more throughput.

You absolutely could though. They could just pause the game in a solo game or detect you are in between matches in a multiplayer game.

Does anyone care about the software features? Every phone and TV has those already.

The decoding job seems to rely on the screenshot.

Isn't pretty much every big indie title on switch?