Solina Gerand

Imagine the following.

[Prompt] Create a movie of 4 hours length in 4K resolution. The main theme is the journey back to the Big Bang, with a spaceship in the near future. Design the movie with reference to Interstellar. Accompany the movie scenes with complex and highly harmonious film music. Use chords and cadences that specifically target human emotions. Shape the content with several interdisciplinary side stories, memory reflections of the film characters, which have an influence on the core theme. Make key scenes not directly predictable. Build up high tension in the last third and relieve the audience with an emotionally touching happy ending. Age rating: 12. Create digital movie posters for the film, production models for merchandise and create randomized social media posts to promote the film. Write the storybook and digital reader files. Create an audiobook of the movie and edit a version for handicapped audiences. Syncronize the finished film in all languages[/prompt].

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Trivially, it is physically impossible to see a car moving at the speed of light.

Different. Quantum computers are certainly not easy to operate in error-free mode. That's where I see the main challenge. AI (still) has its weaknesses, it's unthinkable if there are unsupervised errors in the cascade of operations. I think it will be the fastest and wildest AI - of course. And at some point it will be. When quantum computers go into reliable operation, AI will be there. It's safer than the daily sunset.

Shure - in any Case, no User longer waiting to queue... ;)