You are right, memristors have still not been used widely

And? This is how people with physics degrees end up changing the world. Even if 99% of the attempts turn out to be hocus pocus and dead ends, it's the trying that's the thing, and trying to be critical but optimistic at the same time 👍

If GPT-4 doesn’t have any VR integration, i’m not calling that shit AI. This is certainly going to be needed for a part of the architecture for AI.

I think every time someone with a physics degree notices that you can put matter in a given arrangement and it stays that way, someone writes a story about how it could revolutionize computer memory.

Sounds like the thing they will definitely NOT transform are high-performance computers. Energy efficiency isn't what we lack in storage - it's performance and memory density but overwhelmingly the problem is the former. This just sounds like tech for next gen high density hard drives.

Very, very interesting stuff! The memory density, reliability, stability and efficiency of future memory will be astonishing; we're already blowing our own minds with how far digital memory has come in the last few decades.

But now that 'we', as a huge social superorganism bestriding the earth, have really started getting right down to the basic molecular electromagnetic physical chemistry of things like this, the possibilities opening up in front of us are hard to even comprehend...

They are trying to gain control of the world for the next generations. It’s disgusting

Exactly. And the downvotes are by retards

I don’t see why this is exciting. AI is a very powerful technology that now will be controlled by corporate behemoths and everybody else meaningless pets. The company was registered as a non profit and now show their true colors. This is bad news imo

I don’t see why this is exciting. AI is a very powerful technology that now will be controlled by corporate behemoths and everybody else meaningless pets. The company was registered as a non profit and now show their true colors. This is bad news imo

“Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory are working on replacing these bar magnets with tiny magnetic vortices, known as skyrmions. These vortices, which are as small as billionths of a meter, form in certain magnetic materials and have the potential to bring about a new generation of microelectronics for memory storage in high-performance computers.”

“We estimate the skyrmion energy efficiency could be 100 to 1000 times better than current memory in the high-performance computers used in research,” McCray said.”

I had a friend tell me about this several years ago, I thought he was bullshitting. This means that whoever can literally get a visual image of your home at all times.. that's terrifying.

I do not think they can do that.

What they can do as a response though is becoming monosyllabic, mean or spam punctuation.

holy shit i was half jokingly suggesting this not that long ago but i didnt think it was possible - especially not that accurate

So Dark Knight. Got it.

I wouldn't have expected this subreddit of all things to get sidetracked talking about Undertale, but here we are.

this is what exponential growth looks like

afawk aside from the theory of previously advanced civilizations that then disappeared , we have never been advancing as fast as we are today

and tomorrow that same statement will continue to be true , ad infinitum

I love how much seethe that man generates from conspiracy dumbasses

30 is actually very impressive for beating Sans

So what are you arguing? That because SOF/SWAT uses a local tool in specifically targeted scenario, I should not be concerned about this new technology that democratizes remote surveillance in a way never before seen?

All you gotta do is git gud scrub.

Not like it took me 30-odd tries or anything...

To be fair this basic idea was done years ago...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fGZzNZnYIHo

This is just the authors showing off technical chops. I don't see this being commercialized as we have easier ways, with cameras, to accomplish the same thing.

Over in futurology they are lamenting the death of innovation today LOL

I mean, you can't blend as fast as the blender in your kitchen. You can do the same motion and number of repetitions, but the machine is much better than you at it.

I think we're at the same step in the industrial/data revolution.

Humans CAN do things, but AI can do them much quicker and faster.

A blender still needs human input, and a human to decide what and when to blend something.

A blender or Roomba wasn't envisioned when electric appliances started to be invented, maybe the world will be a better place with AI tools that we can't envision yet? Here's hoping.

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AI assisted chemistry so that we can refine oil out of the atmosphere?

AI modified plants/photosynthesis to create oil/sugars/plastic out of the atmosphere?

We already have AI that can model proteins folding sequences, and protein language is just another thing for the language models to learn. Here's hoping for a better world.