To me, that seems the rough description of a product manager!
Also something that requires heavy social skills. What will we, the vast nerd majority do?
AI generated or not, I concur. I rally want to know what Universities will look like in 10 years time.
What will be taught there that cannot be taught by an AI (whatever form or interface it has).
Will Universities still be centers of knowledge and exploration? or will that be more disseminated through society, and so Universities not so important?
What courses will exist? Are those vastly different from today's courses?
It’s unfortunate the state Intel got to. We got here in just a few years. Can Intel regroup from here and regain control of the markets it was driving?
Also they seem to have lost a huge amount of senior technical people… I can’t see who’s at the helm to guide the technical choices. They have limited institutional experience now (probably). I don’t think things will improve…
Are you thinking of "weak" rather than "inline"?
I always thought of "inline" as a hint to the compiler -- the compiler can inline, but it may not, depending on some compiler-specific optimisation objective (execution speed, code size, ...).
Why is that? Is it because of AI automating many steps of game creation?