Some experience of the UK system, I've called for an ambulance twice in the UK recently for what I consider (and any reasonable person would) to be an emergency. Both times I was told it would be about 4 hours wait and could I get someone to drive me to the hospital. My partner has been phoning her GP to try and get an appointment for over two weeks and keeps getting told to phone back 'in a few days' because they have nothing available for over a month, including phone consultation. I've experienced dangerous ineptitude from multiple NHS doctors. I've also seen corruption in that if you know someone who works in the right department you can jump queues. So I've learned from experience to go private if I actually need medical aid.
It's sped up my retouching workflows. I can automate things that a few years ago would've needed quite a lot of time spent with manual brush work.
Also in the creative industries, it's a massive time saver for conceptual work. Think storyboarding and scamping, first stage visuals that kind of thing.
Where are you getting that definition from? Oxford's is "a medium consisting of immersive computer-generated environments in which elements of a physical and virtual environment are combined."
"visitors will be able to watch a tennis match broadcast in mixed reality"
Look closely at the crud around the eyes, and the matching reflections. No way this is AI. Blur looks entirely normal for a modern smartphone, focus on the eyes with the nose falling off slightly.
Drunk 18yo me thought dropping into the extension on the half pipe, and getting sweet air off the non extension, was a good idea. It was all going well until the way down. My shoulder hit the coping and popped out over the front. It looked so gnarly my friend fainted while waiting for the ambulance. Many years later I still feel it wanting to re dislocate whenever my arm is in certain positions.
Kinda had an affair with a woman who married at 24 and regretted not 'playing the field'. She ended up getting pregnant with her husband shortly after and I really hope they make it last, but I have a horrible feeling it was a doomed attempt to fix their relationship with a child.
Mate of mine said it was controversial but the subscription is to opt into their telemetry feedback system and improve the algorithm via firmware updates. When they go off when they shouldn't you're gonna have a bad time. He did not mention the remote bricking part, yikes.
Tempted to comment critically on the build but I'm gonna be kind and just say it looks delicious. And suggest a pinch of nutmeg and cayenne pepper in the cheese sauce.
Reminds me I need to order another 5kg bucket of peanut butter. Good thing to have in the pantry!