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Talk for yourself.
Teen boys are choosing AI girlfriends over real ones for "maximum control, zero rejection"
https://fortune.com/2026/04/17/teen-boys-dating-ai-chatbot-g...
The terrifying rise of schoolboys making AI girlfriends. Boys as young as 12 are now in romantic ‘relationships’ with chatbots, and it’s affecting how they treat girls in the real world
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2026/05/25/schoolboys-ai-gi...
It's not a gaming chip, it's a desktop CPU chip.
Imagine thinking that all people use PCs for is games...
Don't worry bro, we can always just pull the plug.
And don't you know it's not biological, so it doesn't "want to live".
Romania is not very digitalized, and it still has a lot of paper bureaucracy.
Even if the digital records were completely lost, they still have the paper ones.
being unable to prove land ownership
People know who owns what, there are also paper contracts of ownership which are more authoritative than the digital records.
For a benchmark you can just use a "vfx/cinema grade" path-tracing renderer of the same game scene?
There is a whole YouTube channel just about this subject. Tens of hours in total, in 30-50 min episodes handling little chunks of this matter (Zeta/Riemann/primes)
Easy to follow without requiring advanced math, great visualizations.
https://www.youtube.com/@ZetaExplained/videos
However needing tens of hours of video to explain what the Riemann Hypothesis is, without glossing over details, tells you something about it's difficulty (as a statement).
Had same problem. One thing which is not always made clear: sound waves can be thought as a sum of sinusoidals of different frequencies (the Fourier Transform). The zeta functions does something similar: you add up the zeta functions for the non-trivial zeros, and the sum of them has jumps at the location of primes.
Highly simplified, and also wrong, you don't get the actual primes, but an error correcting term to another prime estimation function.
So in a way, the zeroes of the zeta function encode "the frequencies of the primes" (in the Fourier sense)
Why stop at Gemini then. They could also scan everything passing through Gmail for emails with math/science breakthroughs and then claim Gemini found them.
all previous chats are loading fine, but the only "Counterexample to the Jacobian Conjecture" chat is not loading.
This happened multiple times to me with Gemini. For the most trivial of requests, like translating a video into English.
"ground-breaking results that could be attributed to Gemini, if act quick"
This would be such a dumb thing to do, and so easy to get caught with...
It's easy to reproduce, I've fed the example in GPT-5.6 Sol Max and it started multi-checking it in all kinds of ways, with multiple symbolic packages then manual computation, then it did extensive literature search on the subject, looked at tens of math websites, extensive arxiv research. this was soon after it was posted, it didn't find the original twits with the finding
But they didn't provide it.
because they are using the same prompt to try finding other counter-examples. they are milking it
Author probably doesn't want to show the prompt because they are now trying to find a bunch of other counter-examples with the same prompt
Windows already ships with gigabytes of drivers. This is why you can plug most popular hardware on an offline Windows and it will work.
Participating in the creation of the Singleton is going down in the history books. Major leadership role at BigOrg is not.
SpaceX / Musk is the company which will build the Dyson Swarm. This is an opportunity to get in at the ground level.
Is this still relevant in the age of LLMs? They can write it 5 times without sweating.
It seems to me this only happens if you don't use the app much. Or maybe some apps are "allowlisted", I've never had delayed WhatsApp/Slack notifications.
sounds free to me
I finds it surprising you find it surprising.
Is this the best use of a human, to write a long, detailed manual for a feature? Which most likely will be read by another LLM?
so basically LinkedIn "InMails"
As an (in)famous philosopher said recently, if you workers are not bone-skinny it means you are doing Capitalism wrong and are paying them too much.
latent space representation of the conversation
and how would you load that back into the model? they are token-in, token-out, plus the KV-cache which is derived from token-in
I'm waiting for the reverse, coding agents asking Terry Tao if the proof they plan working on is worthy of a Fields Medal
As long predicted.
In 1-2 years all AI labs will be nationalized, put under military control, and models will be guarded like nuclear weapons.
Depends on who you want to protect against.
For example if you want to protect against hordes of teenagers stealing everything from an Apple store, you just need a button to deploy barbed wire at all entrances and exits, and then a few guards with rubber batons beat the shit out of everyone.
When the state is weak, communities take the law into their own hands, which is why we see this medieval-style fortifications appear again.
ok, so you agree that if Linus merges code due to gross negligence, for example he was warned in an email that it contains a RCE and he laughs it off, and still merges it, he should go to jail
glad you are consistent in your beliefs
I don't think you thought this through.
does this also apply to individual developers?
should Linux Torvalds or the ffmpeg developers go to jail if they merge a RCE zero-day into the Linux kernel or into ffmpeg?
The same way they buy "banned" and "sanctioned" NVIDIA GPUs.
"Mythos, find me a bug in LUKS. I know there is one in there".
Both Intel/AMD CPUs produced in the last 5 years or so support full transparent (to the OS) memory encryption. So cold boot attacks are a thing of the past if you enable this feature (it's typically disabled because it reduces RAM speed by about 0.5%).