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Concerned about a "brand in the title"? What do you expect? The author is David Rosenthal, who was employee #4 at Nvidia (Chief Scientist). He's not some random historian or interv…

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The paid version "SuperGrok" has a larger context window, but nothing beats Gemini for that. I tried your question with SuperGrok. Here's the result. https://grok.com/share/bGVnYWN…

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Michael Jackson was the biggest in history. Global megastar before the internet. Taylor Swift has a lot of sales but in terms of global significance and cultural impact there is no…

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Those are instruments played and sequenced by humans. Meaningless comparison.

Comparing music and algorithms is nonsense. AI music is disposable generic soulless trash, even if it is technically correct, in accordance with the rules and conventions of music …

This is exactly the problem. The top level executives are setting up to retire with billions in the bank, while the workers develop their own replacements before they retire with m…

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It's his daughter. He is worried about his daughter first and foremost. Weird reply.

Yeah just being respectful to those 14 astronauts who died. They are worth mentioning. Nasa had major setbacks - not an "oopsie". Didn't mean to hijack the thread. Well done Voyage…

That's not my point. The learned painful lessons and their success rate is high.

Yeah it's not "bonkers" or "insane". They learned the hard way. Painful lessons.

Two space shuttles exploded, killing everyone on board. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Challenger_disas... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle_Columbia_disaste…

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I meant a verbatim exact copy of all documentation they have ever been trained on - which they are not. Neural networks are not designed for that. That's not how they encode inform…