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When will fusion be producing energy?
We got on a sidetrack elsewhere but best to create it here.
As far as I am concerned, not having all eggs in one basket is a good thing if possible, for such a big prize.
So a big push forward is happening in the north of England, @transparent shared it
Apologies in advance if some are not easily able to get involved in the one below...
I am not sure why, but some of this keeps being pushed my way, so here it goes something about the nuclear fusion plant being built in south France
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From the time I was a physics undergraduate it’s been 25 years off. I’ve now retired and it’s still 25 years off.
So it’s had a lot of investment thrown at it over the last few years, starting with public funded research but recently with private money hoping to make a killing.
Research great, necessary to find out what is possible but I suspect it’ll be 25 years off for many years yet.
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Posted by: @judithResearch great, necessary to find out what is possible but I suspect it’ll be 25 years off for many years yet.
Ai used to be the same. But then it started delivery of real cases 5-7 years ago and it accelerated massively.
Hopefully that will help solve the fusion technical issues in the next few years..
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Posted by: @batpredPosted by: @judithResearch great, necessary to find out what is possible but I suspect it’ll be 25 years off for many years yet.
Ai used to be the same. But then it started delivery of real cases 5-7 years ago and it accelerated massively.
Hopefully that will help solve the fusion technical issues in the next few years..
I dont think that fusion which is as flaky as current AI would satisfy safety requirements!
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Posted by: @jamespaPosted by: @batpredAi used to be the same. But then it started delivery of real cases 5-7 years ago and it accelerated massively.
Hopefully that will help solve the fusion technical issues in the next few years..
I dont think that fusion which is as flaky as current AI would satisfy safety requirements!
I am thinking of the case where AI was able to distinguish men from women based on retina scans a few years ago. Before science could explain it.
There are also self driving cars..
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