What a disgrace.

LOL, it’s not that hard. You did say that it would not increase. I confronted this. Now you’re bringing up some numbers of reference, trying to shift the argument. You were wrong. Period.
Also, only 2024 was an estimate in the referred discussion. You even pointed to *three* years of stagnation.

You said it would have not been materializing that their defense spending is increasing. See the following figure. It is increasing, clearly.

If Europe is annoying, what‘s … Well, let’s just forget about it. 🤪

Is this just a feeling? Are you fact agnostic? *sigh*

„It deserves what’s coming“? Uff. We do?

Assuming that economic costs of creating and fighting misinformation will converge to each other.

Most likely a zero-sum game!?

Seeking to drop the feed-forward nature of current models at a large scale (going beyond traditional methods like Hopfield networks).

Not old enough, things can still change back.

As the most impressive cherry-picked examples are only from those being evaluated by the authors, the upper bound may be higher.

I think part of the reason might be the difficulty in finding a location hosting that many people at the same time. They couldn’t even find something in Berlin. Perhaps it’s time again to go to Barcelona again.