@Devsthetix The most common reason is probably poor training/volume, inadequate nutrition, and insufficent rest. I would guess very few people train well, eat right, rest often, and still fail to grow muscle.
@Kulambq Yall have some really strong feelings about what other people do with their bodies.
I've never met someone who was so judgemental and also a good person.
@TokenGremlin From a practical standpoint, sure, you could argue that business case.
From a more emotional, human standpointโฆ how embarrassing would it be for Google to invent the foundational tech underlying modern AI and then fail so hard that they drop out of the race entirely?
@NaomiBashkansky Wow, so the concept is not 'user imagines speaking & the band detects that unspoken speech', but rather "user has normal unstructured thoughts which the band detects, deciphers & interprets".
The former is proven tech (see: prosthetics), but is the latter even possible?
@finbarrtimbers My 2027 thesis: Brin/Page will replace Pichai with a new CEO (Nikesh Arora, Sridhar Ramaswamy?) who'll revitalize G's culture, sharpen focus on AI/product integration, leverage resources to develop powerful AI, & lead the company to greater heights.
@iruletheworldmo Guessing his model uses value functions which can evaluate the model partway through a reasoning trajectory. More efficient reasoning than current models.
That would be exciting, although I'm still holding out hope for progress towards continual learning!
@woke8yearold Wait you're blaming Demis?!
G's problems are cultural, which is indicative of leadership issues. Considering Sundar missed the boat on chatbots, then missed the boat AGAIN on coding AI, it's clear where the problem lies.
Either Sundar goes or G's decline continues.