Ml is currently best used as a tool for helping a real human do work. It has to be managed and governed and checked after. It's still capable of amplifying the amount of work we can do, But it's kind of like having to have an architect look after engineering work, you can't just pass the buck and pretend that it's going to be fine.
trying to live train AI against your playstyle is both expensive and unnecessary. Hard bots have never really been too much trouble. We don't really need to use AI to outpace humans in most games. The exceptions would be an extremely long play games like chess and go.
There's been a lot of use in AI for platformers and stuff like trackmania, but not for competition, simply for speedruns.
Most of them are too busy grifting. They're stirring up local funding collecting all the people they can and then getting a bigger payday when the 4-year elections roll around.
I don't think they'll be able to do any type of direct competition for TikTok with a lack of advertising and payments You're not going to draw quality creators. Decentralized algorithm sounds like a nightmare to manage.
However one place they will have some advantage is censorship. Anything that's not explicitly illegal Will be a hell of a lot harder to stamp out. Moderation will probably be very light.
The whole point behind it was that everything was too slow to handle it efficiently themselves in an uncontrolled manner. When networks and computers got faster we started using ethernet.
Wireless charging always generates more heat than wired charging but it's not always a significant amount.
Wired charging ports get dirty, wear out
Batteries last longer with slower charges.
Batteries last longer with less charges
Batteries last longer If they never leave a moderate temperature.
Batteries last longer if they never drop below 20% and never go above 80%
Batteries last longer when stored if they are stored at 50% charge.
Putting that all in check you can take a couple year old phone to a fix it place and have the battery replaced. And they can also replace your wired charging port if necessary.
I'm not talking about VR companies I'm talking about Mojang.
The teams that Mojang keeps to work on the platforms cost more than the income from the people using those clients.
If you make a game, and you decide to support Mac, and Mac only brings in $500 a month but you have to pay somebody $3,000 a month to maintain the client, You're losing $2,500 a month for that particular market segment.
Nothing says you have to get rid of those people or that client, But it's a fiscally sound decision.
It's math. The amount of money they're spending on supporting the VR platforms is less than the amount of money they make for the people on those platforms. They probably have to dedicate several multi-person teams to manage the clients.
Linux has some pretty good hedging going on with steam deck.
Ml is currently best used as a tool for helping a real human do work. It has to be managed and governed and checked after. It's still capable of amplifying the amount of work we can do, But it's kind of like having to have an architect look after engineering work, you can't just pass the buck and pretend that it's going to be fine.