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In the case of search engines, a German court has ruled that the words of AI represent the words of the company:

Sorry for the late reply. I'm not sure I see a relationship between them. Did you have something in mind?

NRC issues preliminary EA/FONSI for Crane restart...

That's a big dent in the tower that's still standing. They probably have to rebuild that as well. Even if something looks like it's...

For me it's pretty invaluable. There's a lot of "bang for the buck," once the initial setup/workflow is debugged and figured out. Again...

Frankly, don’t waste time trying to spot legitimate physics by kooks. Spend your time learning legitimate physics from reputable...

I know this is an unpopular opinion but I like the 2010 version better. It's somewhat zeerusted but the plot is better IMHO.

This question sort of has a personalized rolling date window depending on when a user reads this. Let's take from the thread start date...

Autopilots in planes are examples of simple agents. And actually nowadays they're not even all that simple, they can do more than just...

The best heuristic I can give is that anything that can do something, even something very simple, on its own, without being told what to...

There's a fairly narrow band of trajectories that will give a free return to Earth, yes. They plan for mid-course correction burns to...

Isn't it always the math? :nb)

I would also add, that because it's so important practically, it's studied experimentally a lot.

My turn to nitpick: Yes, the concept is simple; its mathematical description is what gets pretty complex pretty quickly. :oldsmile:

The AI investors will want their trillion dollar investments back and plenty more on top of that. Once the customers are hooked prices...