If you put in an ssd, Windows should run just fine.

I don’t know who is doing the testing, but they don’t know what they’re doing. 313MB

He has a bachelor in Mechanical Engineering and a PHD in Automotive Mechanical Engineering. He’s no dummy.

There is no way a CEO talks like that. “We made like a one piece body”. Not a chance.

Which are always vendor agnostic.

Why don’t they make this the first problem AI should solve?

If the market doesn’t decide, are you suggesting the government should decide for us? No thanks. The phone in your pocket is gathering all kinds of information about you. Do you want your phone taken away?

Or, let the market decide if this is a good idea that is wanted or not. I have no issue with offering consumers a choice.

This is kind of incredible. No longer need to purchase a smartwatch to track heartrate.

Scout will only be available for MS 365 customers.

You absolutely should do that.

I predict it will be a very good buy. Anthropic is one of the leading AI companies.

I have posted multiple references on the use of AI in oncology; you make unsupported claims. ‘Plenty of researchers…’. Why not just say ‘some people say’.

Thanks. I’m done.

Right. The NIH: National Cancer Institute is nothing but hype now. You need to expand your sources past Instagram.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0304383526002569

“AI-powered platforms are now accelerating molecular subtyping, refining risk stratification, and supporting individualized therapeutic recommendations by jointly modeling imaging, tissue architecture, and molecular landscapes. Moreover, emerging virtual cell and mechanistic foundation frameworks introduce a new computational paradigm for simulating cellular responses and drug-tumor interactions, offering predictive insights for treatment design and drug discovery.”

I’ve already provided two references. Please feel free to post the link supporting that AI has no influence in medicine.

This is one article. Are you actually interested in learning about the benefit of AI in cancer research? I could post a dozen articles, but would it make a difference to you? Also keep in mind it’s only going to get better as the models improve. I suspect your position is more ideological rather than rational.

https://acsjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/cncr.70050

You could have done a quick google search as easily as myself.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41698-026-01276-6

AI is a game changer in oncology.

AI has accelerated cancer research, able to cross reference thousands of studies. LLM’s still suck at writing emails though.

That’s more of a management issue rather than an AI issue. When any technology or process improvement is introduced, it is key to be able to measure it so the company can know their roi.