I create technology you ******* pea brain.
If you actually "created technology", I wouldn't have had to point out these fundamental realities to you:
- First of all, it's completely irrelevant if China or India develops "deep learning neural networks first" you nitwit.
- Second, there is no guarantee that we develop first even if we have government illegally/unconstitutionally pay for it - dumbass. The fact that you need that pointed out to you is as comical as it is tragic.
- Third - government didn't fund Microsoft Windows. Did China or India develop that first? Government didn't fund the iPhone. Did China or India develop that first? Government didn't fund Oracle. Did China or India develop that first? Moron.
Sorry son - but your post is a prime example of why junior high students should stay off of message boards.
First, this technology is going to change literally everything so the stakes are slightly high. Second, the only guarantee is that if we don't aggressively pursue this technology, we'll be completely at the mercy of whoever does get there first. Third, Windows was evolution of technology starting with DOS which Bill Gates swindled another programmer out of and even then, it's very simple compared to advanced a.i.
So basically - you were wrong on all 3 accounts. Gates didn't "swindle" anything - he actually did program Windows. Now, he may have taken ideas from other OS's, but the Windows code was ALL his (and Paul Allen's of course). Either way - government had nothing to do with it. It was a revolutionary product that now runs 90% or so of the pc's in the
world (including those in China, Iran, etc.).
Private industry has a billion times the innovation at 1/billionth the cost of the wasteful and inefficient government.
And here is the most important reality: even if every single one of your irrelevant and incorrect points were accurate and relevant - it wouldn't matter anyway. It is unconstitutional for government to intervene. That makes it
illegal. We don't break the law in the U.S. just because a Dell factory worker says we
should. That's not how it works snowflake.