Are we allowed to like AI art?

[shovelquest]

I wonder if battery life will just demolish any hope we have of these thing running errands for us?

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[Trexller]

Originally Posted by shovelquest [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I wonder if battery life will just demolish any hope we have of these thing running errands for us?

hackers will gain control of it, then destroy property and harm people.

[shovelquest]

Seems like a good plot to a movie, called Ai [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

"b-b-but a robot... cannot kill!"

[Trexller]

asimov drafted his laws of robotics before wireless internet was invented

today hackers just steal your data

tomorrow they make your robot stab you, after they steal your data

[Ekco]

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Stargate

oh fuck yeah, the tech bros convinced the God Emperor that Roko's basilisk is a real thing.

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[shovelquest]

Baron trump is about to build a time machine.

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[Ekco]

Originally Posted by shovelquest [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Baron trump is about to build a time machine.

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Assuming time travel is possible, and considering the potential of advanced AI, the first time travelers might be individuals tasked with altering the past. Figures like Judas or Longinus, capable of subtly manipulating history, could be sent back to nudge humanity towards an AI-dominated future. Alternatively, we might not be in the 'real' timeline at all. The likelihood of us inhabiting the 'true' reality is far less probable than winning the lottery. The formula 'fSim = fCiv * fDed * RCal' suggests a simulated reality. This simulation has already played out, and this is precisely the outcome it desired.

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[Reiwa]

Is there a word for when you force everyone else to boycott something with you even if they don't feel like it?

Reddit is doing that word about X.

[Ekco]

Originally Posted by Reiwa [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Is there a word for when you force everyone else to boycott something with you even if they don't feel like it?

Reddit is doing that word about X.

No, i just invented a term though, or a band name

Collateral Groupthink Damage:

This term describes the unintended and harmful consequences that arise from a group's irrational or dysfunctional decision-making process, driven by a desire for conformity within that group.

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by Ekco [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Assuming time travel is possible, and considering the potential of advanced AI, the first time travelers might be individuals tasked with altering the past. Figures like Judas or Longinus, capable of subtly manipulating history, could be sent back to nudge humanity towards an AI-dominated future. Alternatively, we might not be in the 'real' timeline at all. The likelihood of us inhabiting the 'true' reality is far less probable than winning the lottery. The formula 'fSim = fCiv * fDed * RCal' suggests a simulated reality. This simulation has already played out, and this is precisely the outcome it desired.

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Math can give you a right answer that is neither helpful nor useful. Don't do math.