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I've just found a freshly published link explaining the distinction between femtosecond and attosecond in relation to the 2023 Nobel prize work:

https://theconversation.com/what-is...le-behind-nobel-prize-winning-research-214907

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"Previously, scientists could study the motion of heavier and slower-moving atomic nuclei with femtosecond light pulses. One thousand attoseconds are in 1 femtosecond. But researchers couldn’t see movement on the electron scale until they could generate attosecond light pulses – electrons move too fast for scientists to parse exactly what they are up to at the femtosecond level."
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My product for some time was the Super Intelligent Chip, which was used inside the CD transport so a much more powerful photon reaction could be obtained. The original orange 🍊 Intelligent Chip, imported from China by Golden Sound, was placed on top of the CD player for a couple of seconds, making it more difficult to obtain chain reaction of photons, being outside the player and the CD the Chip treats inside the player. If you see what I mean. Both chips contained quantum dots, tuned to perfection at the lab, back when quantum dots were only a gleam in Nobelists’ eyes. 😳
 
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geoffkait said:
Both chips contained quantum dots, tuned to perfection, back when quantum dots were only a gleam in Nobelists’ eyes. 😳
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The work of the Laureates extends from the early 1980s to 1993 when the chemical production of quantum dots was revolutionised.

Speaking in general terms, I'm a bit concerned about placing my confidence in intelligent chips.

I wonder what went wrong with the AI built into this electric car for example?

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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-67005620
 
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It was dubbed the Intelligent Chip because it knew when a CD was already treated and wouldn’t spend any more energy unnecessarily. This if true was quite helpful since one IC treated only so many CDs. each IC has got a little tiny drop of artificial atoms sandwiched between two silvery discs determined to be metals that are highly reflective to near infrared light. Make sense? There was a minute gap between the silver discs so photons were free to escape. The quantum dots were excited by the CD laser. Pretty spooky, huh?
 
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