Half the point of the article is that museums are not very good at keeping (and making publically available) records of their human remians. If even 1% of those 37,000 are full cadavers kept in a way sacreligious to a living culture I’d still call those 370 people a “vast scale”. Would you let it slide to learn another country held 370 British corpses as exhibits?

I mean the man is right. I am much more expensive to maintain than the theoretical “Ummdustry-equivalant processor” (UEP). plus I have a lower duty cycle, am less convinient to employ/dismiss and lack scalability. That’s why I’m terrified of being replaced (economically) by it.

I would say “same shit different colour” but they couldn’t even be bothered to change that.

Agree with the problem… not sure how this failure mode is similar to that of the hindenburg. Titanic, “the unsinkable ship”, might be more appropriate.

It’s like the matrix, but reverse.

These things come in cycles.

six months after the bubble “pops” someone will come up with an AI that can grind minecraft for you or whatever, and that’ll spark a whole new wave of interest in “robust independant agents” until companies realise that’s also not worth 500 trillion