It’s pretty funny to me, thinking about how panicked all the American AI-CEOs must be now. They either have to throw all their current branding over board and sound like pathetic sycophants every time they talk about the technology, or they’ll be considered enemies by the unstable narcissist running the country.
It’s an interesting exercise. If agentic AI is capable of easily recreating commercial software, I wonder if that’ll make some software companies change their stance on it.
Not interested at all in using it though. I’m sure it’ll be buggy as hell and I much prefer using software developed with actual care and purpose.
If you interrupt an explanation every 30s, you’ll probably end up getting a worse explanation and understanding of the topic IMO. The constant interruptions will make it much harder for the other person to give a structured explanation and will make it way more likely that they’ll forget some things which they originally wanted to say.
That’s not the case, it works great with (newish) AMD cards as well.
Not sure if I’m missing something obvious here, but what’s the connection to 3d printing?
I mean OpenAI would even have to change its name and it would definitely affect their reputation with businesses and states, especially outside the US. The CEOs’ discomfort when they met with Trump was very visible.
It won’t ruin them, sure. But I’ll still take a bit of joy out of the headache this causes them.