thunkpoorly

The thing that bothers me most about AI is that it is not correct all the time.

The Millennium Prize Problems are a set of 7 mathematical problems set by the Clay Mathematics Institute in the year 2000.

I don't like being meta-textual but these short snippets don't really stand as complete ideas on their own.

"Go live on a farm."

Do you remember the last time you compromised?

The convenience of borders is incredible to me.

AI costs a lot to run.

"The right to copy" feels like a bit of a loaded phrase.

Modern systems are stupidly efficient.

Consumer computing is dead.

I think debate is extremely interesting.

The lives of people in "first world" countries are incredibly and amazingly different from the lives of people in the distant past.