Project Stargate

[Euler]

When you consider the scale of this and the fact that the US is undertaking many of these projects, you realise just how far behind the UK and Europe are.

Inside OpenAI's Stargate Megafactory with Sam Altman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhIJs4zbH0o

[goat68]

Interesting, and yes, UK+EU aren't jumping on this bandwagon yet
Although a bit orthogonal, I actually find "Quantum" more compelling, and exciting

[jimibt]

while i find gemini/gpt/copilot useful day to day, i do find the AI everything mindset a little wearing. i certainly don't feel it's going to benefit the everyman. it feels like a zero sum game to me with the only ultimate winners being big business and government (us and china).

oh for the simpler times of the 90's....

[Crazyskier]

while i find gemini/gpt/copilot useful day to day, i do find the AI everything mindset a little wearing. i certainly don't feel it's going to benefit the everyman. it feels like a zero sum game to me with the only ultimate winners being big business and government (us and china).

oh for the simpler times of the 90's....

Indeed. When the nuclear family, respect for others and self-responsibility for one's own health were still a thing.

CS

[ForFolksSake]

while i find gemini/gpt/copilot useful day to day, i do find the AI everything mindset a little wearing. i certainly don't feel it's going to benefit the everyman. it feels like a zero sum game to me with the only ultimate winners being big business and government (us and china).

oh for the simpler times of the 90's....

...and 'Steve Wright in the Afternoon' -- Sadeness

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4maoo4A3x4