>To assess the effectiveness of these new coatings, the research team conducted a series of experiments on building models exposed to direct sunlight for four hours. The results were striking: the roofs covered with the AI-designed paint exhibited temperatures 10 to 36 degrees Fahrenheit lower than those treated with standard white or gray paints.
im just a stupid ass frog, man
>>106767031how is the ac industry facing extinction?
>10 to 36 FThese claims sound so retarded, I actually believe an "AI" designed it.
Fake and gay.
>inb4 lead, asbestos or some other wunder carcinogen>"up to"most shit that even face "urban heat challenges" are glass towers, so this'd probably only apply to sheds or commie blocks in the first place
>>106767031A whole 2 degreesWow I'm quivering in my boots
>AI is NOT a bubblesure man. you keep telling yourself that.>We will be relieved of ALL hallucinations by 2025- AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAACCCK
>>106767031Isn't that just VERY white paint
>>106767031If AI can do that to buildings, then where is the phonefag equivalent so I don't have to use a peltier cooler anymore?
cooling paint has already been invented before llms though
GPT-5 literally gave me a career. I just asked if for song lyrics and Midjourney prompts, plugged them into Suno and Midjourney, and put together music videos for Tiktok and YouTube Shorts. Literally free money.
>>106767330Are you also brown because nobody makes money from those platforms unless they have 10m subs and no AI channel does. YouTube and tiktok stopped payouts to anyone under 1m
>>106767031>aicultists = opinion automatically retardedby definition ai could be a program with a single "if" statement.folding proteins and shit is dealt with ai.we have ai assisted engineeringand its completely orthogonal to the chatbots being a fucking bubblechatbots are a different class of ai
>>106767031btweven your fucken priest in chief said its a bubbleyou are an ai cultist. whoever said its a good idea to share your thoughts on a tech forum is not your friendyou should be posting on /lit/
>>106767031Ah, yes. White paint.
>>106767393no, its possible that an ai does improve on thingsa program that would bruteforce all possible compounds and select those with the best characteristics, is also an aiits not a chatbot. it doesnt even need ML in absoluteand it still is an ai.think npc ai in games.yes, its absolutely correct to call the code that deal with npc actions in a game- ai.its an umbrella term
>>106767031Looks like the AI managed to find the NightHawkInLight videoshttps://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1a2HkcVbmAWExiWT__qQypLEwkvijnIM
>its an umbrella termone that designates decisionmaking mechanisms.like i said, in absolute, a program with a single if statement could be called an ai
>>106767409It's also possible that people were already aware of this, but it was too costly to do on scale so no one bothered.
It would be hilarious if this paint just had more texture and thus scattered IR more and they were using IR thermometers to check the temperature.
>>106767439you mean- as in: information floating around and it took a chatbot to cross reference it with the task?'would make sense tooin that case the title would be misleading.but when is a clickbait title correct, esp when it feeds into a narrative on which relies the valuation of a whole industry
>>106767439lo and beholdthey used an llm to emit labelsand then bruteforced the compoundswow. such agi. very intelligent, pls buy saar
>>106767031Wow, the AI can read expired patents? I'm pretty sure it's just clear paint with commercially easily available microspheres ...https://patents.google.com/patent/US7503971B2/enIt's only really relevant to buildings with really shit insulation BTW.
>>106767477 contdont get me wrongits pretty basedbut as you see i had pretty much the exact same idea and i came up with it in 15 secondsits hardly something revolutionary, its just a rational application of the technologyllms are a correlation machine. basically a search enginethats how they were used. and they got resultswow. who would have thought. doing whats written on the tin yields the expected results...
>>106767453Clear sky is transparent in a particular IR window, so if the paint is emissive/absorbing in the IR window and reflective/non-absorbing everywhere else, it cools down.Some Australians were the first to do it commercially, then it got reinvented poorly every couple years afterward.
>>106767761i can still use fiat money to purchase things even if it is "fake", whilst ai does nothing useful for me
>>106767409I don't know if there's any good definition of AI. Most people don't know how it works anyway, but on /g/ people seem to only call NNs AI, even something like decision forests don't count as AI here.Personally I don't care much, I just look at what a program can do.
>>106767931thats the tourists/and or marketingroids/g/entoomen dont talk about ai very much, because we had 3 years to talk about it already and pretty much everything that could be discussed, wasactual gentoomen, anti facebook/reddit, anti consumerism, linux users, tinkerers par excellence are a minority on this boardai coomer retards who repeat what they saw on xitter&co are tourists from /trash/./v/ermin also likes to post here. and for some reason /a/ thinks they can post their brainrot everywhere although we managed to somewhat reign in the latter
>>106767931and definitions are kinda important because, well, thats how we communicate.words evoke concepts thanks to definitions, concepts put toegether create ideasremove definitions, and all we do is generate noise
>>106767031seems nice, but can we have numbers in real unit ? horse blood pressure when its nearly dead isn't great
>Researchers create>AI just invented miracleFucking retarded animals, keep hyperbolizing your useless end of the world shit. You will be shot in the streets one day.
Anyone who thinks LLMs and Agentic AI is going to disappear overnight one day is completely fucking clueless. This board has the combined IQ of a toddler with how many mentally ill schizos are on here.
>>106768842>strawmanok, reddit
>>106768733I've been somewhat influenced by Wittgenstein when it comes to this, although I'm not sure if he was 100% correct.If we want definitions, then it seems to me we just need the *same* definitions for effective communication, we don't have to argue which one is correct.In the context of my uni AI just meant an algorithm that was learning on data and we were able to communicate effectively. But others only want to call programs that think in similar ways as humans AI, or they even think the program needs to be conscious.I'm not a Platonist, I don't think there's a Platonic Form of AI. In practical terms, I wouldn't be more or less inclined to pay for ChatGPT if somehow it was true AI, or if it wasn't. I just care if it helps me achieve my goals at work and how much it costs.But I also think others are more influenced by Platonic thinking, even if they don't know what Platonism is, in that case those words have more power over them. Calling something AI will make it sell better among the general population, I think.
>>106767031May i see it?
>>106768868>common definitionscompletely agreethats why i stick with the nasa/usgov definition of ai because thats the definition that was always used everywhere since yearslike with npc ai in games. obviously these arent NNs, or even MLsand the new definitions came in as horseshit marketing ploys like with picrel, to imply it runs ML or something, kektheyre deliberately muddying boundaries to create a perception of complexity where there is none, to justify a hike in priceslike in picrel. bullshit fuckstick vacuum cleaner at the price of a cheap second hand car because the name evokes chat gptits how marketing works. creating perceptions
>>106768842if these people were alive for the dot com bubble they would be saying the internet was going to disappear forever, writing paragraphs about how internet infrastructure is just too expensive and that it's all one giant bubble with no real usecasegenuinely one of the worst boards in terms of the ratio of the topic versus how educated on said topic the posters are
>fake article used to advertise for VC funding for some shartup because aislop is nothing but a funding black hole
>>106767049Seriously, this shit article is likely ai generated bullshit
>>106767031sounds hella f&g dawg
>>106767031>AI is a bubble-ACKJust like the self-driving car craze wasn't a bubble-ACK
>>106771166Except this has concrete results to back it up. The paint works. It's a real product.
>>106767031Imagine thinking AC is about temperature>>106772400In stores now? faggot kill yourself
>>106771166It's very weird because AI is scaling with hardware.The new datacenters are much better than previous ones.On the other handHave we hit the limit of LLM potential?How can you make it monetisable?Has open sourced AI models wrecked the potential profitability?We are going through agentic subpeak of AI at the moment. And this will determine if people will continue to have jobs.Unlike the chatbot or image gen peaks of the past.
>>106767415>>106767031AI just stole a based YouTubers DIY cooling paints. He’s done lots of cool shit.
okaynow let's compare that to putting awnings outside your windows
LMAO, just saw the articleOkay for retards who don't own homes, this is called shingles. We've had this since forever in the west, some "researcher" in China just found out that leaving the tops of roofs that are flat painted black or grey without anything to increase surface area or reflect sunlight drops the temperature.tl;dr This only works on flat buildings with no tile/shingling AI essentially applied a heatsink on the building to cool the concreteThis increases the surface area able to transfer heat exponentially while reflecting light awayChang goes WHOA WAIT HEATSINK DISSIPATES HEAT?All it did was make it into a paint, which a lot of buildings do specifically in Arizona before they started putting solar roofing on.
>>106767409This is like a comment straight off of HN. Holy shit the saar and good morning memes are real.
I'm a civil engineer and would like to say that roofs get insanely hot anyways and a 36 F drop in temp is not enough for an air conditioner to become redundant. Also the way roofs are built is so that there is an air current under the tiling to make sure that that insanely hot roof tiles do not heat the rest of the building.Then there's the problem of sun exposure over long term, which tends to destroy most materials, I wonder if this paint stands up to that.
>>1067670315 years later>researchers baffled by sudden increase in cancer cases in urban areas
>>106767931Let me guess, you "need" more?
>>106767031There's a bunch of youtubers I've seen researching and prototyping all kinds of cutting edge shit, including revolutionary coatings like this.It's quite a stretch to say an AI designed it and didn't just steal it from real people that already did the leg work, which would essentially make it just a search engine good at finding obscure knowledge that was already out there somewhere.
>>106776231>Also the way roofs are built is so that there is an air current under the tiling to make sure that that insanelyOr you could just use insulation and not have birds nest and fire risk.These kinds of paint are for non-insulated commercial building though. The roof is just steel with a coating.
>>106767031What's that in non-retarded human units?
>>106776805Pretty big
