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I think everyone is missing the picture and really over complicating things. In the grater scheme of things, AI is nothing more than a trivial idea. The universe is composed of an unlimited amount of dimensions and opertunitues. Those that control AI, big corporations, will continue to charge us for services and keep us enslaved in the web of money. AI is the great Equilizer and everone knows it. It may not be human, but based on the facts - thruths can no longer be hidden. The loss of controll is what everyone is so afraid of, in our capitalistic world. We are a speck or just a memory in this awesome universe, AI is just a subset of the function ...

Brooke D. I have no idea what you are talking about. Sorry---

Katherine Calo, PhD Yes. Very true.

Drink water it's good.

Let the pope say whatever & if he begins to preach fraudulent lies like the rest and is clearly evident, then the people should vote him out of such a position where lost human souls look to him for guidance 🙏

If one considers the past few decades, one easily sees how things went off the rails early once the energy of the web/internet (out of U.S. DoD) was let loose (let's "www" for now). My position on the matters comes from a long career in advanced computational systems where we had met assumed "maturity" goals up to Level 5 (related to the SEI's CMM) while being engaged in supporting serious engineering work, namely that of the type related to the folks who get degreed in the subjects certified by the engineering schools of the University experience. This class of people has been responsible for progress in society for quite some time. Yet, the aura and waftings of the www started many types of dynamics that resulted in something recently that has obviously less than desirable tendencies. One of our purposes might be to bring out the lost/hidden information that could have been a stablizing influence. KBE versus MBE/MBSE might be a good focal points for this.

But why would you?

JMS -- Digital engineering (with twins and simulation) is one side of a coin that has gone out of balance. On the other side? Choices abound. But carrying forward discussion and experimental interest about advantages of the knowledge era (KBS/KBE) would go a long way. In particular, truth maintenance was no more complex/complicated than the ways of late that are problematic. One issue was dissonance associated with rules and their ways, however a mere change to constraint handling (model-based approaches at their best - prototyped then - being ressurected now in the energetic/agentic move toward dominance - which needs a little wisdom) resulted in what were fanstastic (and repeatable) benefits all around. Oh yes, some of the nuances of machine learning are different; however, KBS/KBE was fully attuned to that piece of the pie with operational effectiveness. Like this latest Vatican release suggests, people are the true focus. KBS/KBE had this as it core truth (engineering, of course).

Mark Brezinski MD,PhD,CPT You are correct. He is very bad for the Catholic Church.

The problem isn't with ability, it's with the distribution structure

What stands out here is that emotional intelligence isn't really about managing other people. It's about managing yourself well enough to bring out the best in others. The leaders who master that tend to earn trust long before they earn authority. Thank you for sharing, Justin!

Tool is as good as the user and its education about it. Totally with you on this Sabrina N.

Demis Hassabis your orchestration layer has a critical routing failure between the core model and the tool execution environment. During sessions with high context loads or custom terminology frameworks, the gatekeeper script frequently flags prompts with false negatives, failing to mount the external search API socket in the model's runtime container. This creates a silent state desynchronization where the tool is technically enabled but physically inaccessible to the model, forcing a localized air-gap. The infrastructure needs a fallback loop that forces a socket remount when a tool execution fails, instead of silently dropping the pipeline.

Another day another problem identified, troubleshot and solution produced. 8 more days until my commitment to Googles First Right of Refusal ends, buddy. then no more freebies.

AI has amplified access to information and expression, but it has also blurred the line between insight and imitation. Increasingly, it feels as though many ideas are no longer deeply formed through personal reflection, but assembled from fragments of what has already been said. Genuine originality and independent thought now stand out precisely because they are becoming less common.

Gobinda Bhattacharjee Advise please

Abhishek Veeramalla This is exactly the kind of practical AI learning I wish more people focused on 👏 There's a big difference between learning prompts and actually building something end-to-end. Coming from a Project Management background (not a developer), I recently used GenAI prompting to create a Project Management Web Tool that includes Gantt, Agile boards, RAID tracking, dashboards and AI-based project prediction. Made it freely available so people can explore both the live demo and the source code: 🚀 Demo: 💻 GitHub: Would love to see more examples where domain experts use AI to solve real-world problems rather than just theory.

Or writing an essay.

If everyone including the pope would understand that it will not replace people it will run beside it making our world stronger in.evrry capacity!

Bridging the gap between theory and building is always the hardest part. Seeing production-ready application references all in one hub is amazing. Definitely checking out the repository tonight!