Tiny wattage, but still useful, especially if you can group these into larger battery packs
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Only 1.38mm2, they could fit this tiny thing anywhere. Medical devices spring to mind.
One advantage of having no infrastructure is you can leapfrog old technologies. We’ve seen this with countries that had no copper telephone wires everywhere, they moved straight to cellular technology.
The word of the day is "technofeudalism"
I got that reference!
We already have military planes that go pretty close to that, and missiles go at Mach 20 so we have the technology
Reminds me of R2D2
Reminds me of the grains of rice on a chessboard doubling each square. The end result suprised the king and the time horizons of these things is going to suprise humanity.
These agents use automated feedback to iteratively generate, evaluate, and refine hypotheses, resulting in a self-improving cycle of increasingly high-quality and novel outputs.
So they are going to point this thing at the AI codebase right? Right?
It’s a race to see what kills us first, Climate Change or AI.
My bet is on AI, mostly because the time horizon is a bit closer
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To clarify, according to the paper, while intentionally assuming a human persona, it managed to fool most psychology undergraduates, not just random people.