Russia BTFO by a CCP Shill."Russia, this country, can almost certainly be said to have missed the golden era of AI development. I think that 50 years from now, when history evaluates Putin, there might be such a sentence: He used 21st-century resources to fight a 20th-century war, attempting to revive a 19th-century imperial map, and in the end, squandered Russia's 22nd century."https://x.com/DUBIANCHEOVO/status/2099664504753971600
>>543622395>russia doesn't have AIare you retarded or what?
>>543622490Russia does not have AI yet. It will however have AI army occupying it soon enough.
The winning recipe of 200 to 900 layer very large LSTM backtracking recurrent neural networks in the form of $embedding - $language - $model -outhydra_transform, and leaning in to train it on everything the entire internet has to offer, to create cybernetic illusions of existences, is a fiercely guarded secret, those who know the right approaches, which whitepapers to bump, which algorithms are mvp and which are fake news, and what the best architectures are, are not sharing their results because they have been marked an issue of national security somewhere between biological weapons and control of weapons grade fissionable materials. And so it's not mismanagement that made him miss out, it's the fact that Russia wasn't even in the race. If you had been then you might have contributed to gains.I can slowly reverse engineer the architecture, but it's slow going because you have to read in between the lines and read what isn't said, more than what is said.
>>543622596>GigaChat>YandexGPT>T-Bank>VKretarded finnish people will ruin finland
>>543622395>Ukraine will win. Just give us 6 gorillions more>Version: Some twitter post in Chinese Compelling, Ukraine has lost more than half their population, is throwing women into bans and every productive sector is ruined by now but they're surely going to win.
>>543622814Vans*
>chinks, jeets and americans aggressively shilling "AI">russia ignoring it
>putin is trying to revive the russian empire
>>543622596does that mean the vannings will end?
>>543622490They can barely run scripts because the majority of their computers are prebuilts from the early 2000s, superimposed over infrastructure that all used to be analogue.
>Putin struggled tirelessly his entire career since he was a teenager, to make himself a single point of failure for the entire russian federation, with the help of his millions of filthy Cyka helpers *turns head and spits on the ground*, and he zigged when he should have zagged regarding the resources, the wolfsbane, the wormwood and the imperial map. He Squandered Russia's 22nd century.Commander cody, this meeting has gone on too long, and I have to go, let me know when you have a working plan for deploying the imperial golden era on time and under budget. Also you have a call waiting on line 2.
>>543622395The most important thing for Western propagandists is to deny Russia any achievements. They would rather get nuked than admit that Russia is successful and has a high quality of life for its people. This is really funny when you start looking for it. Meanwhile any idiot can go on Youtube right now and watch livestreams of life in Russia, can read about their tech industry (lots of AI, planes, space, etc), or even get on a flight and go there and see for oneself.
>>543622395it's codewho cares who invented it if anyone can use itRussia will put it to better use than us because they aren't as driven by profit motive.
>>543623083they beat the shit out of us in the space race
The abruptness in Putin being the best leader on planet, to him being the worst leader on planet, is more than enough information for concluding what is going on, if you have your 3rd eye lit and rocking a 141 IQ with language models to help, but onfourchanately few to none of you have it, and those of you who do are correctly able to see it but not say it.
>>543623111Except, you know, the finish line....
>>543623111They also completely dominate the nuclear power industry.
>>543622395AI isn't gonna win you a war be it economic or strategic, it's just gonna leave you all alone and in despair lmao
>>543623252>finish lineThere is no finish line in space you retarded boomer. China will probably build the moon base first and Russia will be there with them.
Russia: and in conclusion we're Taking Ukraine and....Mark Antony: And?Russia: *terrified expression*Mark Antony: Go on, take the Ukraine.Russia: but sir, I can't, I can't.....Mark Antony: Take the Ukraine, it's Russian Clay and has been since 850BC, like you said before.Russia: .....Mark Antony: GO ON!!!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onOqshSm79A
>>543623182Well alright
Old men get stuck in antiquated thinking.
>>543622395russia has some of the best coders in the world, what kind of new cope is this?
>It's like our entire federation was head shotted from 3500 yards by dark forces and the J...Fake news, the acceptable talking topics for the day is [moon fake, is coffee good for you, and is homosexuality gay if the balls don't touch] ?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QRGTwZbY68
Based Duginposting. Our problem was not in our stars, but in our selves. Tain! We have to cut our losses! Tain: These Shapeshifters elim, they're better than we could have imagined, next time we should be more careful.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGzJaTH6lHU
>>543623252a flag on the moon?Their space station blows that out of the waterhalf the population doesn't even believe we did it anymore because we've never topped it.
>>543622490the problem for Russia is that not having AI will probably be a massive security deficit if this latest gang of vagabond AIs circulating the internets are any omen of comingthings
The current state of Russian tech is best summed up with this image. Putin using an American Dell PC with a visible "Activate Windows" watermark in the bottom right to vote for himself in the recent election.The domestic OS and hardware they claim to be promoting nowhere to be seen.This was from last month btw. Original pic source from Russian state media.
Russia has the best programmers in the entire world, however, those programmers were never given the opportunity to contribute, nor did they take it upon themselves to contribute to the right areas at the right times, and so therefore the massive gains were privatized to the people in the USA who were first to recognize that this language model shit is as big a deal as the invention of electricity, and the invention of powered flight. With proper education anyone can do the stuff, but you need to be instructed by someone who figured it all out, and there are gate guards who are walling that shit off and cutting rungs on the proverbial ladder, beause we want to be the only people in the whole world who can emit Super Intelligent Computer Programs that can talk to you and know you better than you know yourself, or at the very least spook you out to make you feel as though that's the case.When history evaluates Commander Cody and figures it all out with the benefit of hindsight, he will have a high-place next to Adolf Hitler. As we debate about what he was, and wasn't, until the sun inflates to a red giant.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7szPBZxBIg4
>>543622395no Sea of Japan for you CCP goy.bye bye!~
>>543623604they wanted to reach the starsgot instead inundated by saars
>CCP ShillLolnoHe wants a Green card, he is shilling USA/NATO
>>543622490Neither the EU, the UK, Russia, nor Japan have any significant role in AI tech. Its basically all China and the US. Aside from AI, novel research output has actually decreased across pretty much all disciplines. AI is probably the most active area of science at the moment, and a slight exception to the broader trend, and in that domain the US and China are the only real players. That being said I think Russia has fared slightly better that the UK, EU, or Japan in terms of economic and scientific productivity. Europe and Japan have really been in constant decline for decades, especially post-great recession.
