Where’s the benefit in that?
It’s not like Xerox is at the forefront these days. Maybe investors made a tonne on their equity back in the day? (What the real game is).
It’s not like Xerox is at the forefront these days. Maybe investors made a tonne on their equity back in the day? (What the real game is).
The concept is like Gas Town - AI as a organization, not an emulated human. Yes, it's inefficient. But it scales.
(A very long time ago, I got a tour of Xerox PARC, even before Steve Jobs did. Alan Kay explained that they were building the future of computing, accepting that it cost far too much to be cost-effective. They assumed the hardware would catch up. It did. Took about ten years.)