The first uses of GCI in movies are from the 70s and the 80s [1] way before than Jurassic Park. AI in videos is what? 3? There will slop and failures along the way but we are still very early on
I get that. I for one really liked District 9 and thought it was more than decent [IMDB 7.9 and 90% Rotten tomatoes] but always thought everything after was meh
This is just 2026. Give it a few years and it will become much better. CGI also started embarrassingly bad, peaked, and then went back to bad as studios realised people just don't care that much
This was a thing before we decided on the word "computing" when it was just AWS and Google Cloud showering startups with credit and you could always email them and tell them you needed more and your account manager would oblige
I am reconsidering what I think about predictions markets.
I thought they were a nice idea and could help surface insights and reduce the distance between stated preferences and revealed preferences but both polymarket and kalshi seem to be engaging in bad practices. In the short term it may hype them up but seems unsustainable and damaging for their long term
Really cool, some feedback if you don't mind:
- The first audio message comes too soon and without warning, made me close the tab and open it again once I understood.
- I would divide the experience into theory and the games/demo part (which I found great)
- Think of letting the user compare the different configurations, rather than having to go back and forth