This seems like a non sequitor

I know you're joking, but school shootings of this type (active shooter) are anything but generic - the US averages like 6 a year.

It's a very bad look for it to appear as if these deans don't consider the death of multiple students in a mass shooting something that warrents the effort of writing an email.

It's plausible sounding that memories are globs of slime that travel to something called 'Salitzar's Pit' to be remembered?

Anybody who takes that at face value should probably not be on the internet

These are all very convincing hallucinations. I got excited for the kurzgesagt one for a second

>Human-level AI was defined as unaided machines being able to accomplish every task better and more cheaply than human workers.

That definition sets a high bar. Every task? I would imagine that the percent of tasks AI can do unequivocally better than humans would follow an s curve, where maybe 95%+ of tasks are solved within a relatively short time frame but a few tricky ones remain unsolved long after AI becomes massively disruptive.

>100 trillion parameters

Definitely not happening until a few years from now