Tesla just showed their new bot and it's trained by ai.

We will continue integrating ai in all products for the next year's to come.

The money invested and what it opens up is still huge and it pointed a lot of people to this area for very good reasons.

But after the hype the work is there and now takes time.

Copilot rollout in my company (100k people) is only happening right now

They showed really really cool features and never delivered.

It could have had a huge pull effect.

Imagine being able to play were your streamer is or were a YouTube video is showing you something.

Create a snapshot and share your game state.

Perfect for tutorials, demos, indepth videos.

Then pivot to more.

We talk about Google after all!!! Unreal engine could have enabled it by default, unity too.

When you say placebo effect you also have to say nocebo effect.

And placebo even work for some if they know it.

Which means we can easily give recommendations for modern placebo which is actually cheap to buy and produce.

But the homeopatie shit is for sure also responsible for the people not believing in corona etc.

Either yes or perhaps curator?

People are not allowed to be proud of their work anymore?

Oh absolutely. I guess I just got the feeling reading this that there was more than the standard pride here and that there was professional PR going on. If no one else is getting that vibe I'm okay to accept it's just me.

I'm following this through two minutes paper and I'm looking forward to using it.

My grandpa died 2 years ago and in hindsight I took pictures for using them as in your demo.

Awesome thanks:)

It would be my dream to make capturing 3D memories as easy and natural as taking a 2D photos with your smartphone today. Someday!

Just to bring an example: when a woman was dragged by a rope on her neck by her boyfriend behind his car, a Bild journalist was convincing a family member to take pictures from the hospital were she was.

Axel Springer is sick and a disgrace to humanity.

Shitty people doing shitty work

also Business Insider and the *Insider publications

Curiosity for example.

Or having a better image of performance in your head when you buy new hardware.

It's just a blog article. The time and effort to make it and to consume it is not in the range of millions there is no need for 'more'.

It's always unreasonable to expect 230tb of data to just be save at a company who is for profit.

And I would definitely like to know what he stored.

But using a Google cloud VM might work to get the data out in time.

When I buy a 200€ Lego set I still build it up for a few hours.

I can't come up with something I would buy from Hasbro in that range and having something to do with it though.

And there is Lego master tv show which also makes a lot of sense.