The speed of development of LLMs makes both sides of this argument understandable. It’s rare the evolution of a single technology gets this much focus. Tomorrow’s discovery will make today’s cutting-edge be yesterday’s forgotten method… lost to time.
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Brief observations, useful links, and fragments that belong here without becoming full articles.
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Note: Tuberville is tired of paying tolls to get back to his homestead in Florida.
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Note: I would have so many syntax issues
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Note: Aston Martin, please hear me out. I will only take 1m. You can push the rest to R&D. I will guarantee I will score as many, or more points than stroll. I will be way more entertaining during interviews. I will leave after one year. I will be fat American Danny ric. Just please don’t subject us to more of him in an f1 car.
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Note: This will end perfectly: Singapore now has a server rack with 16 million lab-grown human neurons. It needs nutrients, oxygen and monitoring—because apparently GPU power bills were too emotionally distant.
Before we get to “the AI will wear human skin,” it’s a research prototype, not a sentient data center.