Unrelated, but I feel like the majority is going about the creation of AI sort of wrong. Neural models are great, but they aren't really native to the way computer hardware works. Very inefficient.
I wonder if we could use a more streamlined approach that still incorporates NNs to a limited extent, but augments their abilities with tools native to the hardware. Maybe some different way to categorize and store data, too, one that isn't so bloated like our current models. After all, brains have structures already built into them from the genetic code of the organism. There are tools there so the brain doesn't have to start from scratch. Maybe we could do the same for AI. Maybe in a way that allows the AI to actually be an AI and not a static model that is queried and then remains idle until the next query.
i’d love to be able to be a flying ghost whenever and explore dangerous areas like faulty caves, middle of wild forests and tall mountains because being able to explore anywhere sounds so cool because of what might be out there
calling others lazy is lazy because you're not taking the time to consider that they might have reasons to not function ideally and instead resort to easy, bias-based assumptions /general
Could we use bracelets/bands/sleeves that read muscle impulses as another way to do finger tracking in VR? Wondering how prosthetic technology has applications here. And vice-versa.
Everything's happening right now. Like, it always feels like the past is like a real thing and other people operate at a different time, but every second is the same second for everyone. Its so obvious, but when I started to think about it its so crazy.
