Audemars Piguet eat too full got nothing better to do, opens a cafe in Raffles Hotel

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With slippers and shorts too.

 

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Li Hongyi will flip-flop in his policy making if he enters politics 1 day. Didn't LHL teach
his son how to dress for seminars when he is on the panel of presenters?

 

[True Believer]

What's wrong with that? Even ex-SIA cabin crew opened a bistro in Raffles Place

These former cabin crew were so tired of passengers calling them "Kevin Khoo", they named the bistro like that!

 

[NanoSpeed]

Li Hongyi will flip-flop in his policy making if he enters politics 1 day. Didn't LHL teach
his son how to dress for seminars when he is on the panel of presenters?

Papa taught him cross legs, Mama, flip flops.

 

[k1976]

Bill Gates says humans will not be needed for "most things" thanks to AI​

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The Microsoft co-founder also talked about how tripping on acid had him thinking about code.​

Bill Gates has some thoughts on AI.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates is on a book tour for his recently released memoir, Source Code: My Beginnings. He made a stop on The Tonight Show and shared some of his thoughts on how AI will transform society in the future.

Fallon asked Gates about the pros and cons of AI on Tuesday, and the Microsoft co-founder's answer gave the show host some pause after asking if humans will no longer be needed. Gates went on to explain that humans won't be used for "most things" as AI becomes more incorporated into everyday life.

"Well, we'll decide," Gates said. "You know, like baseball. We won't want to watch computers play baseball. So there'll be some things that we reserve for ourselves, but in terms of making things and moving things and growing food, over time, those will be basically solved problems."

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That answer might have been a bit of a downer for some people, especially with the rising concerns of AI taking away jobs, which is happening already according to one study from last year. Gates did want to emphasize that once AI becomes commonplace, it will solve a variety of issues.

"The era that we're just starting is that intelligence is rare," Gates said. "And with A.I., over the next decade that will become free. Great medical advice, great tutoring. And it's kind of profound because it solves all these specific problems, like we don't have enough doctors or, you know, mental health professionals, but it brings with it kind of so much change."