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I have to admit that the part I like to browse through the newsletter most is the final links, especially on robotics. I was especially struck by Apple's move, which is now a widespread topic of discussion. Thanks for the intriguing links!
By the time we see Stargate in 2028, just maybe, somebody else will have demonstrated that enormous extortionate resource-glutton installations are not the way to AGI, if it is indeed achievable, especially if without context through embodiment. Is it really worth huge consumption of electricity and water (from any source) to satisfy an obsession to achieve unreliable "intelligence" locked in a black box. Applied genAI's in science, biology & medicine can provide far better value and benefit for humanity.
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I have to admit that the part I like to browse through the newsletter most is the final links, especially on robotics. I was especially struck by Apple's move, which is now a widespread topic of discussion. Thanks for the intriguing links!
By the time we see Stargate in 2028, just maybe, somebody else will have demonstrated that enormous extortionate resource-glutton installations are not the way to AGI, if it is indeed achievable, especially if without context through embodiment. Is it really worth huge consumption of electricity and water (from any source) to satisfy an obsession to achieve unreliable "intelligence" locked in a black box. Applied genAI's in science, biology & medicine can provide far better value and benefit for humanity.