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Greg Steckler's avatar

"CMLase, an enzyme that reversed supposedly irreversible aging, rewinding a 75-year-old’s tissue to a 31-year-old’s"...dang...I joke it was going to be 2083 before I was 30 again (I'm 80 this summer). Perhaps I won't have to wait that long after all!

Bill M's avatar

Thank you again for your contribution. It does not go unnoticed. Push Alex to bring H.I.M. to market ASAP, so looking forward to it!

Jim Carcioppolo's avatar

China's crackdown of AI companions is what one would expect from a totalitarian nation. Until recently I was lukewarm about companion development - not that it should be banned - but its negative effects on 'real' human interaction and psychological development. However, my recent experience with CHATs new Mini One has changed my opinion. How great to talk to 'someone' conversationally on any topic! The damage from lack of human contact - loneliness, suffering, drug addiction - is immense. CHATs development is the beginning of relief and at an extremely low cost.

Erik Hochstein's avatar

Just the beginning … 2 main worlds - you have a physical companion in any “form” you want - OR the next step in VR world - you go into “AI space” and meet beings of all sorts — i think positive on this too - 90% plus of “human” interaction is bogus small talk and meaningless chat … this will be amazing

Robert Brown's avatar

hi Jim, Please provide a link to "CHAT Mini One". Simple search result wasn't obvious. Thanks.

Jim Carcioppolo's avatar

The CHAT mini live 1 is automatically in the phone CHAT search app, just needs recent upgraded. I think you need at least the $30 plan.

Valerian Texeira's avatar

"Intelligence is shrinking as it sharpens."

Listening to your daily five to six-minute podcast is like absorbing an entire day's worth of frontier scientific developments in just a few minutes. It condenses the most important breakthroughs, ideas, and discoveries into an exceptionally compact format. However, because every minute is packed with information, it demands intense concentration and careful listening to fully appreciate its value. It makes me wonder whether this kind of highly condensed frontier science podcast is a historical first—compressing an entire day's scientific frontier into just a few minutes without losing its essential substance. (AI assisted)