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"...if you believe—which I do, deeply—that computing in many ways equates to intelligence. So the more compute you have, the more intelligent you are..."
Why did nobody in the room interrupt at this point and challenge the validity of the assertion. Sick of these people getting away with spouting nonsense
Glad the article goes on to disagree but i want to see these challenges happening in real time.
"the more compute you have the more dunning-kruger you are"
TIL I am a computer.
Stop all the downloading.
"my product equl intellegence, more product? Basically bigger brain." Is crazy unsubtle marketing.