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I'm not sure there's really a single "it" here - there are numerous 'its". AI is already revolutionising many industries, such as medicine where it's saving lives, quite literally. https://www.politico.eu/article/ai-improves-breast-cancer-detection-rate-20-percent-swedish-study/...

It's a useful quick daily round-up of a lot of what is happening in and around AI. I won't pretend to understand some of it, but I want to try and keep up to date.

The recently leaked internal memo from a senior Google engineer is quite telling in terms of the current rate of development. Google, with almost unlimited resources and some of the smartest people on the planet, can't keep up and are getting left behind. There will already be bad people...

I'm certainly not banging the doom drum, but it is clearly going to be transformative in all manner of ways I can't begin to imagine, because I'm not smart enough. For those who are smart and motivated enough, this current AI gold rush could make you extremely wealthy.

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Blimey.

You said similar on the ChatGPT thread a while back, I think. With respect, you just don't understand. This isn't about getting some semi-humorous Albion match report generated in the style of William Shakespeare. The implications for AI are profound to a level of nothing else that has come...