So many amazing AI papers in the last few days, amazing times.

The end of this year or next year sometime. Looks like we are set up for another large leap forward in AI next year as a whole as well.

I will not eat bugs, I'll eat my neighbors before it comes to that.

3d printing meat is still a ways off, I would be looking to the 2030s for really good 3d printed meat and a practical price.

Another fantastic AI paper was released today, this speed is almost spooky.

Amazing, take a look at the 3b parameter models' performance!

More or less, you are certainly correct in the fact that the majority will be on a UBI. I keep trying to tell anyone who will listen that automation is coming, and in some cases, it's already here.

True, progress in AI is now measured in months not years.

Imagine where this tech will be in 3-5 years.

There is no doubt that robots and artificial intelligence will replace ALL work in the near future. The fact that the public at large doesn't realize what is happening does not change the outcome. We really need both politicians and the media to take UBI seriously.

Goodbye photoshop.

CRISPR is actually very cheap, you can order a kit online yourself if you really wanted to.

The short answer is yes. Eventually, as tech progresses and our knowledge base increases you could turn a bodybuilder into a zebra if you wanted.

We need those 10 or so years for more research and development. Humans have had CRISPR used on them many times already, but it's still early days for human trials. Most of the good stuff with CRISPR probably won't start appearing until the late 2020s.

CRISPR wast invented in 2012.

>Using chemical design and synthesis, the team brought together the Nobel-prize winning technology with therapeutic technology born in their own lab to overcome a critical limitation of CRISPR. Specifically, the groundbreaking work provides a system to deliver the cargo required for generating the gene editing machine known as CRISPR-Cas9. The team developed a way to transform the Cas-9 protein into a spherical nucleic acid (SNA) and load it with critical components as required to access a broad range of tissue and cell types, as well as the intracellular compartments required for gene editing.

>Using chemical design and synthesis, the team brought together the Nobel-prize winning technology with therapeutic technology born in their own lab to overcome a critical limitation of CRISPR. Specifically, the groundbreaking work provides a system to deliver the cargo required for generating the gene editing machine known as CRISPR-Cas9. The team developed a way to transform the Cas-9 protein into a spherical nucleic acid (SNA) and load it with critical components as required to access a broad range of tissue and cell types, as well as the intracellular compartments required for gene editing.

>Moderna Inc., the company that shot to fame after developing the vaccine for COVID-19, has teamed up with the pharmaceutical giant, Merck, to develop a personalized vaccine against skin cancer, CNBC reported. If successful, the vaccine will be used in high-risk patients of melanoma, the deadliest known skin cancer.

Oh, that is neat. Though this is a little bit different and of much greater importance than that cooperation.