Chopsah2

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   by Chopsah2 5y ago

   Someone moved fast.
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   by Chopsah2 8y ago

   I've got an "OpenDoc Kamp Kodabunch" sweatshirt.
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   by Chopsah2 8y ago

   The AI control is architected such that failover isn't really necessary; the local control is always in control, it just gets suggestions (which it can safely ignore) from the AI. If the AI disappears or starts sending bad suggestions
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   by Chopsah2 8y ago

   Here's an excerpt from https://www.datacenterknowledge.com/google-alphabet/google-s... where our VP Joe Kava addresses that question: What About the Jobs? With more and more of the company’s data centers shifting
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   by Chopsah2 8y ago

   Hi, I'm one of the engineers working on this project at Google. If the AI disconnects or starts to make bad control decisions, the local control system (which has veto power) kicks it out and takes over. We lose some efficiency when