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The consciousness of AI will always be a philosophical debate, no matter how far it advances. Some argue that one cannot even be sure that our fellow humans are conscious, going so far as to say you may even be a Boltzmann brain.
Oh no, whatever will the "prompt engineers" do? When I first saw people describe themselves using that title, all I could do was muster a pitying laugh.
This is now basically doomerforum.com. Not without reason, because I don't remember the PC building space ever being so bleak, not even in the pandemic era.
If a person or group decided to reproduce the ending of the movie "Fight Club", but targeting AI data centers instead of consumer credit buildings, I'd cheer them on.
AI's biggest accomplishment for me personally is this: it made me realize what a huge cynic I've become. Or perhaps it turned me into one, crushing my previously optimistic disposition.
And this is a welcome change from back when I built my first PC in 2001. Once upon a time, a new build only felt new for a few months, if not mere weeks, before it was outdated; and I mean outdated in a way you could really feel performance-wise. That was a fun and exciting time if you could...
There is a big difference between theoretically and realistically possible, no matter how far our technology may advance. I've been reading theories about this drive since I picked up the "Physics of Star Trek" book back in the 1990s. I think the whole thing will remain something for theoretical...
My last system build, I installed 128 gig of ram because its main use was going to be as a music production workstation. That actually felt excessive at the time, but I figured I may as well. Welp, that turned out to be a wise choice, and it looks like I'll be using this build longer than I'd...
Why? This is one of those things my 17 year-old self MIGHT have found kind of cool, but even then I doubt it. My brain was never quite that easily tickled, though it was fun seeing what kind of crazy ideas companies would come up with.
There are too many truly bad things going on in the world for me to find any entertainment value in Steve's goofy dramatics. I'm sure I'd be singing a different tune if I was personally affected by NZXT’s business practices, but I'm not, so I ain't.
What AI is going to do above all is make the Dunning-Kruger effect more widespread. People were already thinking they were smarter just because they can look up something on the internet.