but there's not likely to be much volume here tbh, you're right. it's more that these bots are out in the real world now and that opens up opportunities to gather data and train software which can take deeper control of the bots. no?

well they can already balance autonomously right? I'd be surprised if the operators are controlling that. i meant more that intent and action is encoded in fight data, as well as how the bots perform in real physical environment

the big deal is that this environment can generate bootstrap training data for that autonomous controller

oh sorry i missed that

its writers appear to be american fwiw, as were 2/3 on original. and in general I'd say the whole story/theme is fairly heavily americanised

it really does

if/when a tool like this gets rolled out by gov.uk, do we have to keep PDFs in the backend forever, or can we eventually swap them out for a more sensible structured database

lol the replies. do these people all enjoy shopping in places that are being robbed simultaneously?

look i have a lot to do

you're both looking at the wrong thing. CBC just does a "nowcast" ie what would happen were the election held today, based on the polls. a newspaper you might have heard of publishes the only actual forecast of the result of the election www.economist.com/interactive/...

i just couldn't get along with Trek, idk why. have tried several times, with some success each time, but each time i peter out

I have not but "Kirk convinces [the miners] that the Horta are peaceful and could collaborate with the miners by tunneling for them" sounds pretty decent to me

the Carney bump lands in!!! www.economist.com/interactive/...

Wise *can* defo do this if you can get it running

Note: @owenwntr.bsky.social is the brain behind our poll trackers and should be your follow for the Canadian (and all other big) election(s)

www.economist.com/interactive/...