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What if we kill AI and have Casio re-release its flagship calculators from the '80s? Could that let us keep our desktop RAM?
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there's absolutely no way that openaI got that forcing navier-stokes solution with ai. I'm convinced that either they really did steal it or their software engineers wrote some kind of traditional distributed brute forcer and pretended it was their ai models doing it. they have a financial incentive to lie.
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