If they are breaking the spines of rare books and turning them into pulp after scanning them, you can be sure they hope to do that with us when they figure out how to scan minds.
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If they are breaking the spines of rare books and turning them into pulp after scanning them, you can be sure they hope to do that with us when they figure out how to scan minds.
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@howtophil They've been pitching that as the best possible end-game of computers since at least the '70s, insisting that they'll follow us into the digital afterlife as soon as they finish off a couple of things, maybe answer a couple of e-mails or clean the dishes...
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@howtophil
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@howtophil They'll kill all of us the moment one of them invents a humanoid fuckable slave robot. So, a decade maybe, tops.
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The 'scan' part won't even mean try to replicate or even scan the entirety of your mind. Just skim some IP, a password, or training data if they can, or, more likely, just make a good enough looking attempt before feeding you to the shredder.
It seems optimistic that they'll wait to figure anything out, more like as soon as they think they can get away with it, they'll pulp as many folks as suits them -- see Musk et al
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@howtophil They'll kill all of us the moment one of them invents a humanoid fuckable slave robot. So, a decade maybe, tops.
@galacticstone @howtophil have you seen Ex Machina? It was good. Worth one watch anyway
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@galacticstone @howtophil have you seen Ex Machina? It was good. Worth one watch anyway
@cooperdozier @galacticstone I have not seen it yet, but it is on my nebulous list of "Movies that seem like Twilight Zone or Outer Limits episodes that I might want to watch"
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@howtophil wow, not an aspect I'd thought of and yeah, who would be surprised at this point
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@cooperdozier @galacticstone I have not seen it yet, but it is on my nebulous list of "Movies that seem like Twilight Zone or Outer Limits episodes that I might want to watch"
@howtophil @cooperdozier @galacticstone Ex Machina is nuts, yeah. I had to get outta scifi for a lot of years but recently done more again, and yeah. Brutal
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@howtophil They'll kill all of us the moment one of them invents a humanoid fuckable slave robot. So, a decade maybe, tops.
@galacticstone @howtophil who is they bro
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@galacticstone @howtophil who is they bro
@RCBC_Official @galacticstone The #LLM bros, broseph. Have you been in a cave for a while?
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The 'scan' part won't even mean try to replicate or even scan the entirety of your mind. Just skim some IP, a password, or training data if they can, or, more likely, just make a good enough looking attempt before feeding you to the shredder.
It seems optimistic that they'll wait to figure anything out, more like as soon as they think they can get away with it, they'll pulp as many folks as suits them -- see Musk et al
@nikunashi Eyup
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Techbros are the enemy of the people, they were never our friends.
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They’ve already figured that out. Use AI in your brain turns to spoo
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Yes, this is important to understand. The type of people who do these kinds of things literally do not have the part of the human brain that the rest of have that stops us when we realize we're doing harm to others. They do not care about humanity or anything else beyond their own existence.
It's not hyperbole to say that literally nothing is off the table if there is gain in it for them, it is only a question of whether or not they have the means and if they can get away with it.
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