Counterpoint: Så sent som i går var domstolene ude for at advare om at de bliver lagt ned af alt, alt for lange skrivelser (100 sider i stedet for 3 er eksemplet)
Så forvaltningerne vil naturligvis ende med at bruge AI til at læse alt det AI de får ind
https://t.co/R8k60y6uWg
Norway now has more than 2,000 underwater AI laser robots shooting lice off its salmon
they're made by a company called Stingray, and they already guard more than 50 million salmon and trout 24/7
the reason is sea lice, tiny parasites that latch onto salmon and feed on them
as few as 11 can kill a small fish, and one pen can hold 150,000 salmon
the usual fix is pumping the fish out and blasting them with warm water or water jets to knock the lice off
but the handling is so rough that Norway's fish health report ranks it the top cause of death in full-grown farmed salmon
so instead, Stingray puts a robot inside the pen that hunts lice one at a time, all day:
> two cameras watch every salmon that swims past
> AI checks two frames to make sure it's really a louse
> then a green laser fires from up to 2 meters away
> the salmon's scales reflect the beam, so the fish swims off fine and the louse is dead
we now live in a world where AI lasers do pest control on your dinner lmao
»Det er bare for sent. TV 2 burde fra start have erkendt, at det var helt galt. Det er skræmmende, at så mange i så lang tid ikke har gjort noget, som alle andre med et halvt øje kan se er helt galt.«
https://t.co/mRIMLoT3jB
100% agreement - we're in "insany spiky progress" - learning that tons of things people used to do are very trivial but learning at the same time - that the rest of things look equally trivial but are super hard; people constantly need to find that barrier. Also hard.