USA just can’t compete at banana production, film at 11.

If banana production was such an important cornerstone of world economy, a competent team of engineers would be able to create the perfect indoor plantations to raise bananas.

The plantation described above is less complex than the ultra-cleanrooms used by semiconductor producers like TSMC.

Yeah, but it's not for lack of talent in tech, investemnt money and support from lawmakers. Just a climate that doesn't help bananas grow, unlike chip design and manufacturing in europe.

Obviously. Politicians are going to politician.

That doesn't change the fact that he'd successfully attracted my attention, because he's seriously engaging with the most important issue of our age when most politicians are content to ignore it.

Nearby skilled labor, police/fire infrastructure willing to handle it, and ease of demo/tours/sales for clients to install their racks. Also much more stable power.

Eh. This is anthropics whole marketing strategy… making the AI seem hard to manage, like it’s actually intelligent.

It’s hard to manage because it’s not intelligent in a predictable way. More like a genius toddler

Na, they seem to constantly set up scenarios to create headlines. Stuff like “it hacked out of its container and tried to self replicate!” Where in reality it used provided skills and permissions while doing the thing they prompted it to do.