I wanted to look up the time a colleague called me in Teams on Friday, but Teams only shows "Friday" because modern computing is all about not showing all information because it's clutter and bloat
Weather: gets hot so people want to leave their windows open all day My neighbor: "Good, I can finally renovate this house inside and outside" Our city: "Oh boy, time to tear open all of the streets to lay down fibre" Also our city: "Let's redirect the bus traffic through Volpeon's street"
A software developer can automatically monitor their GitHub project and autonomously fix QA issues, with the AI agent taking over the laptop’s keyboard and mouse cursor to do “repetitive and boring” tasks.
Ah, the repetitive and boring tasks of a software developer, such as flips through notebook "programming"
Nvidia suggested that, for example, a esports streamer could get their PC to automatically turn off their lights, mute their microphone, and change their broadcasting mode when they want to step away and grab dinner.
I'm pretty sure all of this has already been possible before AI
Nvidia claims this adds up to “a new personal computing paradigm where AI is the UX” and “users no longer need to master complicated app UIs” because you’ll just talk to your PC instead of needing to use mouse and keyboard.
@Erpel Oh yeah, I'm usually fine with some handwaving of details as long as there aren't obvious problems. But I do appreciate works a lot more if they put in the effort to ensure fictional things are realistic and consistent, not just with magic but also creatures, vehicles and so on.
