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First viewer 😂🎉
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ОтветитьThis video hits the mark. I'm glad you took the time to create such a valuable and timely insight!! 👏✨️
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ОтветитьHow to use SAP cumputer sistem, in which academy I can learn about it.
ОтветитьWhere can I learn abt sustainable and spatial programming?
ОтветитьExcelente Tiff!!
ОтветитьAi agents
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ОтветитьI'd bet quantum computers come before AGI because governments are pushing the technology with funding and legislation unlike AI that is actively beginning to be held back or having caution applied to it. Society seems more skeptical of AI than quantum computing, desire drives all markets, so it seems to make sense, at least to me. That said, AI seems to be advancing faster than quantum tech, or at least that's what the headlines seem to portray. If nothing else, I'm sure that both will improve by leaps and bounds in 2025.
ОтветитьTrusting government or someone else with your personal data is a bad idea
ОтветитьWill u be attending Leap x Deepfest at the start of Feb
ОтветитьThanks for the vid and happy holidays
ОтветитьSo in love with this pretty lady
Ответитьif you set the speed at 0.5 she speaks like she's drunk
ОтветитьJust my $0.02...
Agreed that AI is not going to replace human jobs (not anytime soon anyway). It's more fine-grained workflow/process changes that are complementary instead of supplementary that need to happen, in my opinion. There seems to be a trend for it to become the primary tool instead of a supporting one among other tools in the toolbox. The former tends to get in the way while the latter tends to see more long-tail utilization.
Not to mention the volume of generated material we're seeing today that's muddying the waters. I do think that 2025 is going to continuing to see that growth, and in turn data cleaning for training/tuning models is going to get harder.
As far as device-local model inference, that would be great and I hope it becomes more and more prevalent. That's something I need to look into again and see what's currently available and how to take advantage of it. I hope it's not too blackbox-y and offers basic primitives (instead of an inflexible, high-level API) for app devs to freely utilize.
I do kind of disagree on Quantum computing being a big change in 2025, though I guess that depends on what big change means. As far as general consumers go, I'd be very surprised. I do think we'll start seeing more tangible impacts within the next five years though.
I really hope zero-trust security becomes a more widespread practice overall. It's very badly needed today. It's interesting because it's something that governing agencies would in theory want to implement to protect our own infrastructure and data, but in practice are (were?) hesitant because it undermines enforcement methods. Either way, it really does need to become more commonplace.
Personally, I would love to see better energy efficiency and density. That will go a long way with device-local computing, and thus privacy.
Anyway, here's to 2025! :)
I don't think this was mentioned, but I feel like quantum cryptography isn't far away either
ОтветитьGreat time to be alive🙌 I have my eggs all in on quantum computing & a.i for the studied consumer.
ОтветитьLike if you remember the day she brought Mark Zuckerberg in the chanel
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Ответитьon your hoodie, I can only see "fintech" 😂
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ОтветитьYou never go wrong with Tiff
ОтветитьI don't trust any of it. It's getting too creepy.
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