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Interviewing Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth on the Metaverse, VR/AR, AI, Billion-Dollar Expenditures, and Investment Timelines — MatthewBall.co
Interviewing Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth on the Metaverse, VR/AR, AI, Billion-Dollar Expenditures, and Investment Timelines — MatthewBall.co
(On one hand, the tech shadow may look like a winter where investment is scarce or starved, but many other corners invite creativity, making this a complex issue.Also, how does this compare or relate to BCI on an emergent intelligence roadmap?)
·matthewball.co·
Interviewing Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth on the Metaverse, VR/AR, AI, Billion-Dollar Expenditures, and Investment Timelines — MatthewBall.co
Nick Walton on X: "Lol these takes are so funny. There's already billions of revenue from Gen AI only a couple years in, not crypto fake value but places where people are getting real value. I do think there's likely an over investment in companies all trying to train their own models, but the" / X
Nick Walton on X: "Lol these takes are so funny. There's already billions of revenue from Gen AI only a couple years in, not crypto fake value but places where people are getting real value. I do think there's likely an over investment in companies all trying to train their own models, but the" / X
·x.com·
Nick Walton on X: "Lol these takes are so funny. There's already billions of revenue from Gen AI only a couple years in, not crypto fake value but places where people are getting real value. I do think there's likely an over investment in companies all trying to train their own models, but the" / X
The thorny social problem of permanent nuclear waste storage
The thorny social problem of permanent nuclear waste storage
"As the U.S. races toward a post-carbon future in which nuclear energy could play a key role, policymakers, energy experts, and community leaders say dealing with the inevitable waste isn’t a technical problem, but a social one. Engineers know how to build a repository capable of safeguarding the public for millennia. The bigger challenge is convincing people that it’s safe to live next to it."
As the U.S. races toward a post-carbon future in which nuclear energy could play a key role, policymakers, energy experts, and community leaders say dealing with the inevitable waste isn’t a technical problem, but a social one. Engineers know how to build a repository capable of safeguarding the public for millennia. The bigger challenge is convincing people that it’s safe to live next to it.
·thebulletin.org·
The thorny social problem of permanent nuclear waste storage