Recent content by COLGeek

LLMs themselves should not be banned. As previously noted, they can be helpful. We moderate content as needed. While you may not see it, we do remove such content on occasion.

None that I am aware of. Do you have an example? Now, I will say that an LLM can be used to draft a reasonable summary or comparison of some technical information (including an explainer for a theory). However, I would suggest such output be taken with a grain of salt. As noted earlier, I have...

Use of LLMs is not necessarily bad. They can be used to help clarify a point or to make something easier to read/understand. The vast majority of LLM users don't really know how they work, nor understand the content they can produce. Those users assume the AI aspects are actually knowledgeable...

Speculation is good. See above for an example of some current research. As to life forms and energy, I am not so sure.

There are several articles referencing on-going studies of the planet's core and internal dynamics. Have you looked into any of those? One such article: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/earths-inner-core-is-changing-shape/

We'll likely never have the "results" of fully exploring outer space. What do you mean by exploring Earth? In what way? To what ends?

This is largely an AI hallucination generated at the prompting of the OP. All good from a fun perspective.

As noted above, the observed spiral you noted was indeed a result of the launch in question.

A seemingly problem-free launch and landing. More like an exciting (expensive) amusement park ride than a real space-faring launch. Regardless, quite an accomplishment from an engineering perspective. Not really sure how this will ever achieve the goal of space for everyone. Seems the...

Streaming of the event is very poor. Their servers must be overloaded. https://www.blueorigin.com/missions/ns-31

What specific AI (version of ChatGPT) are you using, by the way? A different AI (Google's Gemini) said this about the theory: The term "Universal Motion Theory" appears in discussions and online forums, and it seems to encompass a range of ideas, rather than a single, universally recognized...

When William Shatner made the same ride, coverage was similar.

Something this outlandish is typically not very engaging. Relying upon an AI, given the parameters you did, gave something not terribly worthy of serious engagement. AI (LLMs) are not all-knowing and produce more than a little junk. Surely you are aware of that.

Yes, the spiral was that launch. https://www.foxweather.com/earth-space/spacex-launch-blue-spiral-europe

Nicely captured. Thanks for sharing. Googling reveals other similar images, but first I recall from an aircraft.