“Embrace an artificially intelligent future, whimsically named ‘Forecast tags’ predict tasks and completion times in the AI-enhanced OmniFocus app. Welcome to organized productivity—fun, yet eerily precise.”
“Ah, the repetitive ‘joy’ of closing online ads. Thanks to Agentic’s Hollywood-Silicon Valley alliance, this might turn into a fun, personalized shopping experience. Groundbreaking, isn’t it?”
“AI may book dinners and sing lullabies, but it can’t replicate a human hug or shared laughter. So, fret not about potential robot home-wreckers!”
Scientists like Clark propose inflating AI systems like party balloons with data, not algorithms. The secret ingredient? Just supersize it, like your favourite fast-food combo.
Amid Moore’s Law fatigue, engineers are looking to photonics, in computing’s version of a dishy underdog, quietly keeping Netflix streams smooth and supporting ill-advised late-night online shopping habits.
“At our tech startup, we don’t send employees home, we shutdown servers. Welcome to an AI work-life where sleep is off the grid.”
“Adler’s gruff dismissal of OpenAI’s ethical concerns over GPT-3 reveals more about his own understanding than about the text generation algorithm’s potential pitfalls.”
“House of David’s” quirky team of animators pushes boundaries with AI, creating a CGI feast far beyond doomsday. A stunning blend of human artistry and robotic efficiency.
Adobe’s secret mission, Project Firefly, seeks to turn coding into child’s play. Will Lego-like simplicity build software skyscrapers or just dilute the coding canvas? Let’s smokewatch.
Data centers might soon take 8% of the globe’s electricity, and in-house servers could handle half of all digital traffic. Where’s the on switch for energy efficiency?
