At this rate that is just the start.

I get your point, but reading about someone screaming and cursing at a techbro dickhead directly to their face is something I would not mind being posted as much as possible.

I wonder if they produced better results than an AI would

I don’t know what they are conflicted about, they get what they voted for.

KF?

I need to get another bottle of cheap champagne, I have four already, they are marked Trump, Putin, Musk and Orban, looks like I need to add a Zuckerberg bottle as well.

This is an utterly idiotic comment, I’ll break it down into bulletpoints to make it earier to understand.

1. The comment assumes that I didn’t read the article, this is semi-wrong, I skimmed it, and found nothing of what I wrote in the article.
2. The comment provides ZERO additional information, it is pure snark, and does nothing to inform me about what I missed.
3. The comment assumes that everyone else also reads the article, this is not the case.
4. The comment forgets the advantage of summarizing for others, if my points was found in the article, it is a good thing to summarize them in a more accessible way.

With these point in mind I believe you can make an effort to make a better comment next time.

Macrografx Designer 3.1:

https://winworldpc.com/product/micrografx-designer/31

If that is enough power, and you can run it without any internet access, then yes, it would probably adress point 1.

Yeah, I suspect you gotta do something similar to what McLaren did when the special mid 90s computer they used for the F1 got too hard to replace as they broke, they built a new computer interface that was compatible with modern computers and allowed them to interface with the car

Ok, so this concept is cool, but has a few problems…

1. Privacy, this is far too complex to run on the headphones themselves, so the system will need to connect to a server to do the heavy lifting, what happens to the data once it used? For legal purposes I suspect it will need to be saved, meaning that any thing recorded could be analyzed or monitored.
2. Trust, AI models have rules in place to make them act in specific ways, the owner of the AI system used could tweak it to change what spoken or how it is said, this could push political agendas in everyday conversations.
3. Reduced lingual skills, an AI like this would reduce the incentive to learn another language, reducing people’s international direct communications, increasing dependancy on the AI service, further reducing our lingual skills.

This is scary…

I set up a 32 bit Windows 7 VM so my dad could keep using his old drawing program that was built for Windows 3.11.

It was the last version of Windows to support 3.11 compabillity.

Works well.

That guy should get a haircut and get a proper job.

I wonder how well that would run on a 700MHz ARM CPU with a maximum of 512 MB RAM…