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The AI-pocalypse

The USAF has tried for years (still?) to get folks to call UAVs/drones RPAs, no one except the USAF calls them that.
 
On the AI front, I found this podcast to be fascinating. Ed Zitron writes about the house of cards that is the AI business model. Guy knows his stuff.

 
Flash said:
The USAF has tried for years (still?) to get folks to call UAVs/drones RPAs, no one except the USAF calls them that.
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But USAF was successful in getting their people to not say "Box".

On the AI topic, I have found paid GrokBot to be far better than our company paid Chatgpt service - for whatever reason our Chat doesn't remember or learn from previous tasks, so it's only good for summarizing information or continuing length chats where you have explained everything to it already.
 
While it's a nice little moral superiority dopamine hit when reading the latest about Jensen, there's another chapter of nVidia behavior that may or may not be related but makes you shake your fist at the sky if you're a nerd.

While headlines recently stated that nVidia discontinued the RTX 5090 graphics card (and basically has done the same for the 5080, it appears) with no current replacement for consumers, they also just recently announced the launch of an enterprise card (the RTX PRO 5500). The 5500 has the same basic specs as the 5090. Oh, and it slides in just under the export restriction to China. How convenient for nVidia.
 
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