SuperDuperSkateCrew
SuperDuperSkateCrew t1_ja0uusp wrote
Reply to Do apple usually just give you a replacement if they break something and not even charge you? by EndlessZone123
Sometimes, I remember something happening to my iPhone 6 during a repair and they just gave me a brand new phone free of charge.
SuperDuperSkateCrew t1_j1qyj1k wrote
Reply to comment by njc121 in Is there any real upper limit of technology? by basafish
Well like you said It pulls up the creative results after we’ve feed it the data we want it to pull from, which is reactive to our needs.. the data will get more complex due to us being able to feed it the results of other AI (which will likely be automated for most cases) but I don’t think an AI will organically find answers to obscure or specific questions without human input.
SuperDuperSkateCrew t1_j1quvjm wrote
Reply to comment by njc121 in Is there any real upper limit of technology? by basafish
AI is simply just another tool for us to use, we’d still need to make the discoveries and have the want to find out new innovations and AI will drastically accelerate the rate at which we can do it.
Example, AI isn’t going to find out what compounds are best for a next generation of car tire without humans first having a want or a need for them. It will always be reactive to human needs in my opinion.
SuperDuperSkateCrew t1_j1i30cv wrote
Reply to Future of Games by stoneman217
VR/AR will undoubtedly be the future of video games. We’ll probably see the beginning stages of mass adoption but the VR “revolution” likely won’t happen in our lifetime (think of cellphones in the late 80’s vs where they’re at now).
This technology is going to take over a lot of industries beyond consumer entertainment.
SuperDuperSkateCrew t1_jad7fqd wrote
Reply to comment by zdfld in LPT: If you notice your iPhone battery is charging slower after the recent update, turn off clean energy charging. by JohnDeere714
Oh, You didn’t know the world revolves around him?