What sort of computer is needed to run these AI systems? Could you run it on a home computer?
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if they only sign mous, don't get too excited.
Idk, maybe the french are different, but the italian version of it has been a nothingburger
Models need to be continually trained and something like a convolution neural net work requires serious computational power from GPUs. You can technically run it on a home PC, but the process will be so slow that it is not worth it.
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It's all cloud based of course, so you could just host a program that fetches results from a cloud server.
There is no conspiracy.
This is just the state of the North American rail industry at the moment. They are squeezing every last ounce to make money.
Since the 80's we have seen mass privatization in Canada, and in the whole continent as a whole, an overall trend towards deregulation and removing government oversight.
Unionized senior staff are early retired to save money and replaced with less experienced and cheaper recent hires.
Another poster pointed out the prevalence of "Precision Scheduled Railroading" as a contributing factor
PSR was pioneered by Hunter Harrison who was a railway executive all over North America until his sudden death, which means large Rail networks all over the continent have adopted this practice
Bill Ackman, "activist" investor, started a shareholder revolt to get Hunter Harrison installed as CEO at CP railroad in Canada. His only goal is to make money for himself, he's not going to worry about safety.
As pointed out by @Atomicfrog, in Quebec, there was a huge explosion which basically destroyed a town in Canada
Looks like Europe will continue drinking Ohio water mixed kool aid...
Its on azure AI, it costs hundreds of millions to train GPT
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To be fair, Ohio water has never been clean