[ExI] it gestures! chatgpt has arrived

[William Flynn Wallace]

OK, good. Now will there be products whereby kids can talk to Bugs Bunny or
a Power Ranger?  It's just a matter of programming the software, right?  I
see endless applications, many just in entertainment.    bill w

On Wed, Dec 21, 2022 at 10:18 AM spike jones via extropy-chat <
extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org> wrote:

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> Give me an estimate:  nursing home companion bots, - How long will it
> take before such things are cheap enough?  Billw
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> We are there now, Billw.  The cost of the hardware is about what three
> days of nursing home care costs.  Monitors are cheap: a few hundred bucks,
> and nursing homes already have a lot of those in place.  If a patient is in
> a wheelchair, those can be set up with a carry-along chatbot monitor.  This
> software is exactly the kind of thing I saw in a divine supernatural
> prophetic vision, shortly after Alan Thompson already thought of it by
> natural means, and had it working.
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> I haven’t heard that Thompson has made this a commercial product, but
> clearly it is ready for making him buttloads of money.  If Dr. Thompson has
> a killer product like that but fails to seize the first-to-market
> advantage, I would question the institute of higher learning which judged
> him smart enough to hold the title of PhD.
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