Winning the tech race is not about any single breakthrough. Leadership requires competing across the full menu of technologies, developing the dexterity to build at speed and scale, and defending our domestic markets from nonmarket competition.
Dothey though? American models are inefficient imitations of middle-management at best and they aren’t even able to break even, meanwhile China has successfully integrated them into huge projects.
Yes? Its pretty clear American models are ahead of Chinese ones. A drone swarm like that isnt really technically impressive AI usage. You should see the US military integration if you think coordinating 200 drones is impressive.
First, we are talking in the context of AI usage. Is the US military swarm you speak of run by AI and managed by one person with an intermittent signal? It’s not the number itself, it’s all the other aspects. That’s multiying drone power by 200× compared to a one drone to one pilot situation.
Do they though? American models are inefficient imitations of middle-management at best and they aren’t even able to break even, meanwhile China has successfully integrated them into huge projects.
Yes? Its pretty clear American models are ahead of Chinese ones. A drone swarm like that isnt really technically impressive AI usage. You should see the US military integration if you think coordinating 200 drones is impressive.
First, we are talking in the context of AI usage. Is the US military swarm you speak of run by AI and managed by one person with an intermittent signal? It’s not the number itself, it’s all the other aspects. That’s multiying drone power by 200× compared to a one drone to one pilot situation.
Yeah, ‘far more’ were 2+ years ago. I grow more and more disgusted with Merican coping and exceptionalism. It’s childish and embarrassing af…