Everyone with the means to afford Neuralink (or whatever BCIs are called at that time) turning into a human calculator in 15 years is kind of inevitable, right?

What's that? can you explain this concept to me and why it'd help

> AI art is increasing its capacity at an exponential rate that I have never seen in my life. I believe it will be capable of incredible new art, starting from scratch, with no human artwork input, in a matter of years. It will become the most versatile, prolific, art directable, and fastest artist in history. It will make human artists obsolete, like machines made craftsmen after the industrial revolution.

Well said. I cannot believe how fucking quickly it's progressing, and can't imagine what it'll be like when it fully invades the fields of biology/chemistry/physics/computer science. It's there now, but art is the first field it's made a noticeable ruckus in so far. At the beginning of the year vs now in the art programs is night and day in how effective they are

can you explain to me what folding is (zoomed out view), why we can't solve it yet, what it would take to solve it, why it's important to solve, estimates on when it will be solved, etc?

Every article I read on it is so complex that i'm not sure exactly what it is in the first place or why it's important

That makes sense. Thanks.

Do you think it'll rapidly help with things like CRISPR gene editing as well?

Can you explain this to me? Persuade me that it'll happen in less than 5 years. It seems insane to me, but I'm not well educated enough on it.

What do you mean delivery delivery delivery mantra? Not familiar with the space