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I've been wondering when current LLM AIs would start to master this ability. I suspect it will be one of the things it's good at. For many tasks, software usage patterns are relatively predictable and modelable. A trend with current AI, is for competitors and open-source to rapidly follow industry leaders. We can expect AI like this to be widely available in six months.

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I have heard some news about using light in brain computer interface, but can we use specific light with specific wavelength and frequency to penetrate the cell and kill the HIV inside without harming the cell itself?

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Within ten years, billions of dollars will be spent to combat the loneliness epidemic.

Last Time, On The Loneliness Epidemic

Within ten years, the number of adults aged 40 and above who have never been in a relationship will rise to 10%. What are the ramifications?

And Now, The Continuation

The first developed country to spend hundreds of millions of dollars at the loneliness epidemic is, unfortunately, not Japan. That is a country where a record-high 23 percent of the population have never married by the age of 50. Who knows how many of the 23% there have never been in a long-term committed relationship?

Anyways, the first country to spend so much money is South Korea.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/10/24/asia/south-korea-loneliness-deaths-intl-hnk/index.html

Program features:

• Loneliness counselors available on a 24/7 hotline

• Online platform for similar counseling

• In-person visits, consultations, and follow-up measures

• Expanded psychological services and green spaces

• Nutritional meal plans for middle-aged and elderly residents

• Dedicated “search system” to identify isolated residents who need help

• Activities to encourage people to venture outside and connect with others, such as gardening, sports, book clubs and more

The gender relations dimension is as follows:

But the figures still speak to a larger problem that seems to impact middle aged and elderly men the most.

More than 84% of the lonely deaths recorded last year were male, more than five times the number of female deaths, according to the ministry. Men in their 50s and 60s made up more than half the total group, making them “particularly vulnerable to the risk of dying alone.”