AI this AI that. This is the real slepts on game changer tech. the high end shit can print weird alien geometries for jet engines. When that trickles down to the hobbiest level for the price of a welder there will be a tech boom. Imagine being able to print a v-12 in your garage out of iron or aluminum filings.
>>542873198this is not AIit's a printer, I have several
>>542873233That is what I was saying. the printers with lasers that melt metal dust into shapes will be more of a game changer then AI when you will be able to print most household goods at home in a garage
>>542873198shit is weak, molecular level. multi axis mills FTW
>>542873198So it's just casting metal
>>542873348you don't need AI for thatI already produce most things I need
>>542873369Nah there is some magic sauce that makes it work on skunkworks level shit, and civilian attempts at designing them so you can heat up the part to get rid of lamination lines and voids has had some success.
>>542873378In a sense, I guess, layer by layer.
>>542873440you print it, then you bake it, and then you may coat it
>>542873378No. You can have complex internal topologies that are impossible by any other means.
Nanobots suspended in a metallic ionic fluid. They use electricity to reduce the metal into solid form. that will be pretty kewl
3d printers have failed to have any consumer application, they are useful for certain industries but mostly they are used to make trinkets and figurines
>>542873959>Nanobots Nano-machines are essentially just biochemistry when you are working at that scale. The computational power to engineer artificial proteins to form the correct shape and do work is immense. Once we get to that point cancer and most diseases will probably be cured because we will be able to model nanoscale hyrdrogen bonds reliable and just engineer magic drugs.
>>542874086Because they print shit materials. Honestly there has to be better resins out there that could have commercial use but everyone just copies the dental resins.
>>542873403Holy shit you are fucking retarded, he's saying this will be a bigger game changer than AI
>>542873198If this shit ever gets cheap the entire manufacturing world is going to shit itself. These things are several million dollars for a printer slightly bigger than normal 3d printers
>>542873198I remember GE boasting about their new printed tubine engine fuel nozzles like 15 years ago. Impossible geometry and all thst. The thing is, it's not like GE couldn't make fuel nozzles before. 3D printing just allows them to make more efficient nozzles. This is not an exciting new technology promising to make investors rich. That's why no one cares.
>>542873369In most cases yes but there are some printing technologies like laser deposition welding that can produce parts even stronger than CNC cut parts simply because the metal forms as a completely defect free mass.
>>542874207They are down to 50k now. They are always going to be limited by the expensive laser and the heated argon chamber needed to prevent oxidization, but this is going to be something if you can't afford in your garage, the guy at the local mechanic will have
>>542874181did you actually read what he's saying? you dont need AI for this. printers have been around for a while
>>542873198I don't think you understand what AI is if you think home printing of metal parts is a bigger deal than AI. One of them is the democratization of manufacturing, the other is the automation of cognition.
>>542873369You can put 3D printed metal parts in a sintering oven afterwards to get most of that strength back. And it's not weak on the "molecular level", it's weak on the micro level since the process tends to leave voids.
>>542874410There is 9 billion cogitators in existence and they don't accomplish much desu
>>542874460well we bottled the cognitive patterns of the top 0.1% so that the other 99.9% can imitate it to obtain some level of productivity (or just get wrecked even harder by the top 0.1%, which would be eugenic).
>>542874620I am in the 0.01% percentile by standardized admission scores and was accepted to t-20 school at 13. I live in my moms basement and masturbate to fetish porn. 3D printing metals is more exciting than bottling my brain.
>>542874297nobody said you did you retarded jeet. learn to read. PEOPLE ARE MAD ABOUT AI WHEN THIIIISSS (3d printing) is the real game changer (look up what game changer means since you're indian and dont know what that word means)
why not AI + 3d printing
>>542875216>why not AI + 3d printingIts actually getting to be a thing. /tg/ has been all butthurt about the fact you can just give AI some artwork and then clean it up and priny
>>542875281slop doesn't workyou need accuracy to have usable things
>>542873348that's like saying everyone will be able to get rocket tech cause elon musk has it
>>542874181tried searching the book for anything in that quote and it doesn't fucking exist. that quote is pulled up from your ass not from that bookor perhaps you have a page number?
>>542874181Reminder that only communist satanists, including Edomite Jews, want depopulation and a world of 500M shitskins only.
>that memeflag LLM bot autistically incapable of parsing OP's postsconfirmation that Silicon Valley has bots spamming this board instructed to downplay the alarm bells ringing now and sage threads critical of their approachoof
you always had a 3D printer, it's called your hands
>>542879699>Toothpaste glownigger>Abhorrent post supporting Bill Gates and Sam Altman demanding their closed source moatNo surprises here.
>>542873198If such a thing could print metals or carbon fiber in an efficient way, there's no telling what individual hobbiests could make. It's an exciting field.
>>542873348True. Or anything really. If you had something like that, there's no limit to what could be made.
>>542874211It is potentially very exciting if it could make objects out of materials like metal. Carbon fiber would be nice as well..
>>542879945wtf are you talking about leafshitter, I was clearly referring to >>542873233 and >>542873403notice how they simply are not capable of understanding the semantic meaning of OP, but seem programmed to downplay AI criticism
>>542880406The fuel nozzles are metal. 3D printing metal has been a thing for a long time.
