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Here's my problem (and the reason I previously gave the one word "diddleysquat" answer). All AI systems (Large Language Models), are "taught" by humans, who are, by very definition of being "human", fraught with errors, mistakes, imperfections, and biases. Which is why almost everything...

Diddleysquat.

What's with the sunglasses? Is that so she can't see the tears of laughter streaming out of his eyes?

Gotta love your optimism. Here's one of the things that made me start thinking about governments losing revenue due to technological advances: Here in Florida (as, I would imagine most states) there is a tax added to every gallon of gas you pump into your car. This "fuel tax" funds the...

With all the talk of AI & Robotics replacing workers, How will that effect the financial infrastructures of Governments. Here, in the USA, our government runs on taxes withheld from the paychecks of workers (income taxes). Ostensibly, the fewer workers we have, the less money our government is...

Don't need employees anymore. Now there's AI. And, I read this morning where Japan is on track to release 10 million all-purpose "worker" robots into the workforce by the end of 2027. "Craftsmanship?" Guess it's not important anymore.................

Yes, and the press hasn't asked for a raise, PTO, sick pay, or a paycheck advance.

Awesome! I never thought of using AI that way. Most of my doctors would not (do not have the time) To dumb it down for me. They do the exam, enter the notes, and then they are on to the next patient

Interesting Read - Josef Beery from University of Virginia will be printing copies of the Declaration of Independence on an original Benjamin Franklin Press. Another thing I learned: The paper sheets they used back then were called "Broadsides". They were large sheets with printing on one side...

Boss, it's just a friggin' decorative wall clock. How high tech do you want it to sound?

Good Enough................. Reminds me of back in the early days of computers, when we were discussing response times. Things were either in "Real Time" or "Real Enough Time".

I think that, from the beginning, the "Holy Grail", was to develop a digital printer that was every bit as good as offset. That's nearly impossible with a toner based machine so they naturally gravitated toward ink, just like offset. They still have a long way to go.........

Thanks JW. I wasn't totally correct, but, that's just about what I figured.. We really didn't have a need for straight B&W, so, we didn't have any use for the Nuvera. We started way back with the Xerox DocuColor 5000, 7000, 8000, 8080 none of which were actually manufactured by Xerox. The DC...

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but, I'm pretty sure that the only digital production press that Xerox ever produced was the iGen series. All the rest were Fuji boxes with a Xerox logo.

As a manager, you should always put the Company first. Fire Yourself ! Besides, you can always sue yourself on behalf of the company and then settle with yourself out of court giving yourself a very nice severance package.