My Davos speech to google at Bloomberg...

[Rick1234567S]

1) Don't forget to install motivation monitors. Don't make me say I told you so, when you are a battery.

2) The Chinese room argument. And so the visual learning is helping there. How does the mind work in humans? It uses concepts. For instance your friend is talking to you and he is verbose you are saying to yourself where is he going with all of this? What is he driving at? And then at a point your mind figures that out and you interrupt him as you have figured that out and now you counter his argument perhaps. You can humor him and patronize feed him platitudes, then you are social networking for other reasons these be friend like reasons.



So the complexity regarding understanding is huge. For instance with a body, so much of what you might be discussing has to do with a physical body and how you have things in common and as such are able to communicate on a higher level. Here an A.I. falls down. Love is a complex system, that requires feedback and hormones and emotions, etc, so I hate to say this but you are all going crazy off the deep end and your tools are very quickly rising to their level of incompetence. The Peter Principal.
You have gone stark raving maad with power and greed. We wanted a screwdriver and you are giving us some sort of mining equipment that costs a billion dollars and has 40 million moving parts.


Just the facts please, just the basic facts, I don't need 4 pages of discussion when time is money and timing is everything.
I need a one click solution, not 4 pages of instructions all at once.
I look at corporate websites like Telus trying to sell me a phone i t falls down right away. Missing a few key instructions that it knows, but can't seem to tell you so that YOU the client, knows what IT is thinking. For instance it says after you sign up here go to my Telus to give it your banking instructions and then you will get 10 percent off from an auto pay system.


2 hours and it could not be done. Why? Well you need the chip it hasn't mailed you yet. And it didn't know that? Epic fail.
Walmart. Same. Websites that fall down and after 40 years you cannot get video, text and images on the frickin page with a million upgrades. Get off your high horse and smell the f*cking coffee, Windows crashed a lot of computers with an upgrade froze them and the latest upgrade is destroying my audio.


You think you are super minds but you can't even make a web page can you ? No why? You need to hide everything you are doing in that web page with a billion lines of nonsense and confusion to protect your code. What code? Script? You are fundamentally flawed.
Copyright. Due to copyright only 1 percent of knowledge will ever be in an A.I. So there you go in a world hell bent on self destruction, where some people seem to think they individually came up with a text such that they didn't get an idea from elsewhere or were taught it, or given half of it no their human greed has to stall evolutionary development of mankind. Garbage is as garbage does.

[Rick1234567S]

3)  In closing let me tell you people that the idea of a finished project is beyond your comprehension. You are fundamentally flawed as greedy self serving individuals writ large. 

Nothing altruistic about you and as part of the movement towards self destruction you are right in line for the booby prize. Millions and millions of war drones and better missiles and better smarter war ships. 

You will never amount to anything because you cannot just finish ONE PROJECT and say there that serves its purpose. 

Now time for another upgrade. Why? Are you so incompetent you could never make a toaster that just makes toast without it saying thanks for the toast asshole now make me some more toast? Is that your idea of a smart toaster? Must your toaster take over the world? Must it do the dishes? If any fridge acted like you do we would take it back on day one. 

Walmart I did my food order yesterday, they didn't have vitamin D3 so they gave me a refund, weren't able to deal with accept the rest of the substitutions so just substituted, their system was having problems, so then they decided that tin foil was too important to just let it slide, so they charged me for it, and it just got delivered by fed ex today. That is what you are dealing with. Good luck with all that it gets worse every day.

[Rick1234567S]

So I watched a bit of Marcon's speech and he touched on this...

Yes, data suggests there are more active armed conflicts now than in recent decades, reaching post-WWII highs, though traditional state-vs-state wars are fewer, replaced by complex internal conflicts with many actors and external involvement, leading to longer, messier wars and high civilian impact, notes this UN article, this Our World in Data article, this Phys.org article, and this Al Jazeera article. The nature of conflict has shifted, with more groups involved in each, often involving foreign powers, making resolution harder.

and I watched a bit about using A.I. in the trenches, and how the horizontal transfer of technology affects business.

Macron noted that they need to involve China in the EU for investment opportunities, like I did in the neutral zone.

So what I saw at Davos this year is one of the first times when everyone was excited to be there, had plenty t say, at a time when economies are doing well because jobs are everywhere.

I think everyone is excited about A.I. and how it enhances their business.

Trump was there being an Imperialist saying the doom and gloomers of the apocalypse are redundant and Imperialism is alive and well.

He is trying to build a trading block to rival the Europe Asia trading block that is taking shape as BRICS gains momentum and China displays its ability that no other country is able to match in automotive design, robotics, structural engineering and so many other fields.

And innovation seen especially in the automotive industry.

Even if the products they are selling would appeal to high income earners more than anyone else given the state of affairs of the G7 where the middle class has been all but destroyed by high rents and expensive housing in general.

So it took us a fair amount of work in the last year to get people on track like this and it has paid off in a lot of ways A.I. and some amazing car ideas, and robotics, with some countries like Russia doing extremely well on the quality of life scale. China as well.

America is making progress in clearing the swamp but they have a long ways to go.

Europe is doing better they got a lot of attention from us at the top, and some economic help and advice on borders and help managing information to some extent.

All in all from a strictly earthly perspective things are going well for the richer countries and for BRICS in general.

How is the economy doing deep mind?

Key Insights

• Resilience Amid Headwinds: The global economy has shown surprising resilience to multiple shocks in the 2020s, including aggressive interest rate hikes and trade tensions. However, this resilience masks underlying weaknesses, and growth is settling on a lower path than the pre-pandemic average of 3.2%.
• Divergent Recoveries: There is a significant divergence in performance across countries. Advanced economies have generally recovered robustly, while more than a quarter of emerging market and developing economies still have per capita incomes below pre-pandemic levels.
• Inflation is Easing: Global inflation is projected to continue its decline, offering some relief. However, high prices still erode real incomes for many low-income households, and core inflation remains persistent in some economies like the US.
• Job Market Stability (Surface Level): The global unemployment rate is expected to remain stable. Yet, this stability hides significant job quality deficits, with a large "jobs gap" of those who want work but cannot access it, and persistent informality in many regions.
• Structural Challenges: The medium-term outlook is clouded by ongoing risks, including rising public debt burdens, an aging global population, increased protectionism, and the impact of geopolitical conflicts, which are all shaping investment decisions and supply chains. The acceleration of AI investment offers a potential upside for productivity, but also poses risks of market volatility and job displacement in certain sectors.

[Rick1234567S]

To Besos...

Let me advise you. As you saw at CES there are different people who want different things from an A.I. In no way shape or form can you please everyone with one type of A.I. you need to target your market. Profits depend on targeting your market. 

Not wasting money chasing the Bicentennial Man, who will never be able to love or have true empathy without a human body and its complex sympathetic systems. 

All you will ever make is a fake one. Consider how DATA on Star Trek fits in with is role and loving him would be weird I think to most people since he very obviously is robotic and moreso than Spock ever was. Yet there is a market for a kind of love that people need and want maybe from robotic pets. Myself personally I am not that kind of person who can look at a robotic and treat it as anything but a machine, yet interfacing with A.I. using my keyboard like with google A.I. deep mind, and ChatGpt in general I interface with it as I would a human no problem. Even as a friend. 

So start with your market, then tailor your product to fit that market, and think in terms of this project is now completed, here is the product and we will not change its personality once you get it, or change its behaviors it is a done deal. If you want the latest upgrade next year like you want a new car then by all means buy it then. If you do not then clearly we are going past our market with what we think they need when in fact they are adapting what they have to their own industry and that will take them maybe several years before they have optimized it into their daily routine. You cannot keep changing the playing field.

[Rick1234567S]

Have your catch phrases on the wall in the development lunch room, if it is for business? Time is money. Timing is everything.
What would you add to that? Lead follow or the get the hell out of the way like at Chrysler? Lee Iacocca?

It depends on who your target market is. And what they do. You need to focus on your goals for that target market and put yourself in their head space.
And remember that the last 1 percent of every project is the most difficult to accomplish and budget for it, bring in consultants at that point and get it done on schedule. Remember it is software. That's all it is.

An expert system. That uses knowledge to empower people. Put away your aspirations of glory and stay focused on what the consumer wants. They want one click solutions. Not verbose instructions or being shuffled off to watch videos, or read other texts they want it done now. I get a new phone I want it to be set up with one click I will use my google account done. Like that.