Corn will not pollinate correctly if it is not in a rather dense clump. If you grow it in your garden you should plant 3 or more rows(or a square/circle). Otherwise you will get mostly empty cobs.
3 rows is not nearly enough. I grow corn, and even with 9 rows, 20' each (roughly a 20'x20' square, with nearly 200 plants), I still hand polinate (takes about 5-10 minutes every 2-3 days once you start seeing silk). I doubt that most home growers will get anywhere close to enough density for good wind pollination, but hand pollination is not that hard.
This is one of my frustrations with generative AI APIs, the censoring of content. I understand why it's done but it seems overboard to me, and has created huge headaches with material that is not at all prurient, but where there's some homonyms involved.
I'm saddened that they are just growing chicken. It's a safe and boring choice when they could be presenting endangered species burgers, pate, lark tongue, or other intriguing possibilities.
Give it a couple of years to get the basics down. Though I suppose offering particularly weird stuff could help with the prestige/high price phase of things.
Also I should really reread Transmetropolitan, its a great series.
The implications are approximately the same as https://www.amazon.com/tape-recorder/s?k=tape+recorder except with compute power to make storage and search more convenient. Except that the glasses/app don't save anything by default nor do they need to use the internet.
I suppose it would be a nice feature if they saved all of your conversations for later? The translations are too imperfect for any legal matter use.
Bad choice of example, because a tape recorder has no network connection and requires some effort to capture into a digital format that can easily be shared on a network. Unlike tape recorders, recent digital devices and apps often harvest your info behind the scenes.
