/sci/ - Science & Math

Could an AI learn about human war tactics by studying youtube footage of FPS shooters and strategy games. Should this be a concern?

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Pretty sure this was debunked. They end up spending more on stadiums and athletic facilities than they can recoup by monetizing college football.

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This anon almost had it
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this goi is right
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The rest of (((you)))
> confusing knowledge with wisdom
> doesn't realize intelligence is just cognitive perception. If added with knowledge it is just basically wisdom
Brainlets >>>/x/

If I want to study CS, which science should I focus on?
Bio, Chem, or Phys?

Never stopped feeling like a brainlet, dat imposter syndrome hits hard when you leave gradschool.

I went and got a PhD because I didn't know what I wanted to do and schools paid me to fuck around and figure my shit out.

I work at a battery electrolyte company. It's pretty good, I enjoy it, it's work based around what my PhD was on but with a different set of materials in a different part of the device. New but familiar. New processes.

Take the fast track to graduate (or at least easy Street) but fuck more girls that I know realize were super into me. Undergrad was great academically, it's more the romantic/sexual encounter failures or not even realizing I had a chance.

I am living my future aspirations. It's breddy gud. I hope I can stay at this company for 30 years if we make it big.

Name a more fair form of eugenics: Force everyone to get a degree in chemistry, physics, or math and natural selection will cause the weak to kill themselves

Where does /sci/ study?

What degree?

What do you want to be when you grow up?

How do I accept normies who have the intellect of dogs. Need to know because Im a loser with no friends who cant blend in.

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>As I understand it, cancer and aging are basically gene transcription errors.

Why is the American education system so awful?