Turnipsia
Turnipsia t1_j121f4f wrote
Reply to comment by Shag0ff in Opportunities and blind spots in the White House’s blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights by Gari_305
Living sex robots?
Wtf are you talking about?
Turnipsia t1_j11qnh2 wrote
Reply to comment by guymine123 in Opportunities and blind spots in the White House’s blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights by Gari_305
Do you believe animals should get less rights because they're not as smart as us? I mean we have animals that can most definitely think for themselves but they still don't get the same rights as us.
What if AI was only as smart as a dog, does that mean it gets the same rights as a dog would?
Turnipsia t1_j11p2a2 wrote
Reply to comment by ResponsibleDealer749 in Opportunities and blind spots in the White House’s blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights by Gari_305
M1076 Analog Matrix Processor made by mythic is supposedly an analog processor. I have no knowledge on how it works or if it's truly analog tho.
Turnipsia t1_j6kmrys wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Study: Enough minerals to fuel green energy shift -"The analysis is robust and this study debunks those (running out of minerals) concerns" by Surur
Ah yes, Iron and air batteries stealing all our resources. Only 5 percent of the earth's crust is iron making it our 4th most abundant resource. We'll run out of iron in the next few billion of years better watch out!
Personally I'd be more worried about agriculture than battery tech, battery tech has gotten much more affordable and much more efficient with non precious metals. I've seen sodium-ion batteries as well which sodium is our 6th most abundant resource.
So far I've only heard of lithium creating toxic soil but if you can link proof of other battery technology creating toxic soil please inform me. Anyway I think our battery technology hopefully should get good enough to move away from lithium in consumer products. We are already seeing promising breakthroughs with battery technology in the last decade using abundant resources instead.