Quantum Computing...AI's daddy
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JimTravers¤£a!!Travers
Steelhead
Currently promotin various SURVEYS. On the AI internet scene. Lookin to GAIN INFO on the various internet presences maintaining the AI PRESENCE. Thus promotin various surveys. VARIOUS SURVEYS!!!
LOL
I'm still trying to figure out how many pints are in a quart . . .
Pink Nighty
Legend
One quark is worth 2 pinks, but it's your bonus two so you can keep fishing for coho.
Im fairly certain there is dark matter in the Sound…
I don't even remember much about Quantum Leap. I'm hopeless here.
How do you write so much and say almost nothing?? Asking for an AI bot!!
Didn't know where to post this.
Maybe the humor section since it is funny or one of the other AI threads, but this thread seems to have morphed into a humor thread with regards to AI.
In Tuesday's Wall Street Journal there is a article on MicroSoft and its AI chatbots in China. The Chinese government requires that ALL AI systems pass a "ideological test" for purity before public release.
Exact quote from the article......
"Asked whether it loved the Communist Party, BabyQ replied that it didn't. Microsoft's Xiaobing chatbot running on the platform was asked about the "China Dream, Xi Jinping's signature slogan. Its dream, the chatbot said, was moving to the US.
Both were quietly pulled from circulation."
Maybe there is hope for AI.
Maybe the humor section since it is funny or one of the other AI threads, but this thread seems to have morphed into a humor thread with regards to AI.
In Tuesday's Wall Street Journal there is a article on MicroSoft and its AI chatbots in China. The Chinese government requires that ALL AI systems pass a "ideological test" for purity before public release.
Exact quote from the article......
"Asked whether it loved the Communist Party, BabyQ replied that it didn't. Microsoft's Xiaobing chatbot running on the platform was asked about the "China Dream, Xi Jinping's signature slogan. Its dream, the chatbot said, was moving to the US.
Both were quietly pulled from circulation."
Maybe there is hope for AI.
I suspect it's MUSCLE memory!
JimTravers¤£a!!Travers
Steelhead
Most do not understand the IMPACT like I DO.
What you have to understand here is that I KNOW THE IMPACT of the technology advantage deal of last August!!!! No one else comprehends the WEIGHT of the internet decision process. I alone made MAJOR HEADWAY on the Resurch Brokerage Funding Deal. Fully BACKED by the Deep pockets of TurnPillar Services Inc. The corpration!!! Prior to the hunting season.
What you have to understand here is that I KNOW THE IMPACT of the technology advantage deal of last August!!!! No one else comprehends the WEIGHT of the internet decision process. I alone made MAJOR HEADWAY on the Resurch Brokerage Funding Deal. Fully BACKED by the Deep pockets of TurnPillar Services Inc. The corpration!!! Prior to the hunting season.
Big Tech firms aim to wring over
million from each person not by selling individual subscriptions, but by monetizing personal data and online habits over a lifetime. A review by the Web3 Foundation estimates that Big Tech can extract up to 1 million from a single American web user across 60 years.
The breakdown of how this value is wrung from individuals includes:
Lifetime Data Monetization: Tech platforms generate approximately
per American user, per year, translating to a lifetime value of up to
million between the ages of 13 and 73.
Artificial Intelligence Pipelines: AI-native firms stand to extract far more—sometimes over
annually per resident—by utilizing vast datasets to train and refine their models.
Targeted Retail and Services: Companies like Amazon process and monetize user habits to generate thousands of dollars per individual.
User Apathy: Nine in ten users inadvertently feed this machine by blindly clicking "accept" on website cookie notices and privacy policy pop-ups, enabling constant tracking of device settings and usage patterns.
million from each person not by selling individual subscriptions, but by monetizing personal data and online habits over a lifetime. A review by the Web3 Foundation estimates that Big Tech can extract up to 1 million from a single American web user across 60 years.
The breakdown of how this value is wrung from individuals includes:
Lifetime Data Monetization: Tech platforms generate approximately
per American user, per year, translating to a lifetime value of up to
million between the ages of 13 and 73.
Artificial Intelligence Pipelines: AI-native firms stand to extract far more—sometimes over
annually per resident—by utilizing vast datasets to train and refine their models.
Targeted Retail and Services: Companies like Amazon process and monetize user habits to generate thousands of dollars per individual.
User Apathy: Nine in ten users inadvertently feed this machine by blindly clicking "accept" on website cookie notices and privacy policy pop-ups, enabling constant tracking of device settings and usage patterns.
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I have yet to get this book off the shelf. I can figure out where it is, but not how quickly it is moving down the shelf.