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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman on GPT-4: 'people are begging to be disappointed and they will be' - The Verge
On AI changing education and the threat of AI plagiarism: "We're going to try and do some things in the short term. There may be ways we can help teachers be a little bit more likely to detect output of a GPT-like system, but a determined person will get around them, and I don't think it'll be something society can or should rely on long term. Generated text is something we all need to adapt to, and that's fine. We adapted to calculators and changed what we tested in maths class, I imagine. This is a more extreme version of that, no doubt. But also the benefits of it are more extreme as well."
Autism is an 'extreme version' of the male brain
Men and women really do think differently, according to the world's largest study of sex differences in the brain. Scientists found men are typically less good with feelings and more likely to want to know how things work. While women are more interested in people and emotions. The study also compared autism with male personality traits and uncovered striking similarities. On the back of their findings, the researchers said autism is an extreme version of the'male brain' which makes it harder to read others' emotions.
Autism is an 'extreme version' of the male brain
Autism is an extreme version of the'male brain' which makes it harder to read others' emotions, a major study suggests. The world's largest study comparing autism with male personality traits has found striking similarities. Men, like people with autism, are typically less good with feelings and more likely to want to know how things work. The world's largest study comparing autism with male personality traits has found striking similarities (stock) Compared to women, they tend to be more uneasy in social situations, less socially perceptive and may fail to understand why they have caused offence. Researchers at the University of Cambridge, who analysed personality tests for more than half a million men and women, found both men and autistic people were more'systematic' than'empathetic'.
Microsoft Kinect Only Existed So That I Could Embarrassingly 'Just Dance'
Microsoft has finally decided that the Kinect is no longer a viable standalone device to keep in production. This makes sense as the technology has been utilized for innovations such as Cortana and Hololens. Microsoft will continue to support the device (the Kinect will still work with whatever Xbox you've got it plugged in to) because Microsoft knows that it would be a fatal error to take away my ability to Just Dance. My Kinect, which is my second Kinect, is plugged into a Xbox One and its sole purpose in this world is to track my movements as I less-than-rhythmically jostle my body around while trying to follow some disco viking tripping out to the beat of "Pound the Alarm" by Nicki Minaj (extreme version). The current high score on that track is 11,270, which belongs to my daughter, who beat me by 50 points. In fact, she recently took back the Just Dance crown on almost all our competitive tracks.