Yeah, sorry. Could have just said twitter.

It costs money to do it, so you would have to legislate and enforce those requirements. A companies' leadership will never spend money on public good unless they are told they have to, so regulation is the only way to make it happen.

It's just like O&G industry. Norway and Denmark taxes and regulates the crap out of it, North America doesn't because "capitalism rules" (or is that corruption?).

I really want to see how they measure the "cognitive performance" of an LLM...

I also want to know what part of problem solving exists outside of these tests, as it's actually a core component of cognitive testing.

Seems like someone made shit up, I'm guessing using an LLM...

His first mistake was thinking musk was a good engineer.

The only thing musk has ever done was buy or steal tech. He's never had an original thought in his life.

Most data centres use some type of mechanical cooling (like AC) but instead of using compression, they can use a close system exchange with outdoor air. Still the same problem (several thousand households worth of heat in a single building), but it's at least not wasting clean water for it. They could use the heat to keep green houses warm, heat towns, or use it for power generation even.

But those all cost money, which is why they won't do it. This is the same type of planning that puts trains in a city above ground and builds multi million dollar buildings that will be torn down in 30 years because they are falling apart.

Just wait till he finds out about server memory.