14,000 Tonnes of water per day! to do what? That sounds incredible!
AI & the Future ............. What on Earth does it Hold for us All ?!!
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I work at one of the world's largest Dairy Factories; we process up to 14,000,000 L/day of milk.
That is impressive!
It is until you have to spend 12 hrs per day dealing with the wastewater, (Same amount) which is my job.
You've only got 5.3 million people on the Ork islands. Are you all bathing in it
The four largest dairy factories in the world are all in NZ, we only use 3% of what we produce domestically, the rest is exported, we are the largest dairy exporter in the world but only the 14th largest producer of dairy products. India is the largest producer.
It is how one uses it. It can be helpful as long as you understand it is biased and the answers cannot be taken as 100% correct.
I will be testing MS CoPilot Studio for developing code. Am I training my replacement? Maybe, or perhaps I make it to the working class that learns how to work with it and keep a job long enough to reach retirement. The future will be Automated AI, just about everything.
I will be testing MS CoPilot Studio for developing code. Am I training my replacement? Maybe, or perhaps I make it to the working class that learns how to work with it and keep a job long enough to reach retirement. The future will be Automated AI, just about everything.
You know it! I dont still look this buff. This is an old photo from a couple of years ago.You've only got 5.3 million people on the Ork islands. Are you all bathing in it
You are too modest bro.
Are you still the homosexual you clearly were in your younger days or have you grown up?
No, I have transmogrified.
Sounds messy....
It's a horror show.Sounds messy....
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At work they were looking into how Ai could help the logistics department - mainly for checking documents.
So I gave them several sets of docs to check - each one came back 'compliant'.
They all had inaccuracies that would make them invalid, and one set was for a container that was rejected at port in China and was heading back to Iceland.
Great...we'll get back to you in a year or two.
Sudden recollection - I couldn't access tomshardware.com in Bahrain without the use of VPN.
I have a theory...