Wisdom tends to sound obvious, and obvious statements aren't novel. The digital society values the novel over the wise.
Somehow, I don't think the people with all the money, gunmen and (soon) robots will be OK with the world you envision.
>So the theory is bait, and hard to take seriously. There are people who believe that Trump won in 2020, that vaccines cause autism, and that the Holocaust is a hoax. You cannot reason people out of an idea they didn't…
Homeless people are a better way to keep cowardly minions (I mean, valuable employees) in line than cops. The homeless are an important part of capitalist power structures. They are a visible reminder of the…
Post-industrialization, AI-fication, Human Replacement (whatever it ought to be called) could take that all away.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice -- can't get fooled again. - actual Dubya quote
Tomodachi Life sounds like The Sims but with rounded corners.
The author's LinkedIn style usage of emojis repulsed me and had me closing the article.
A real artificial intelligence would be capable of independent and original thought. What we have today are mere plagiarism factories. They need to be called out for what they are.
AI is developing backwards. The simplest organisms eat and find food. More complex ones can smell and sense tremors. After several steps in evolution comes vision and complex thought. AIs that can't smell, can't feel…
> Scott Adams felt the contradictions of nerd-dom more acutely than most. As compensation, he was gifted with two great defense mechanisms. The first was humor (which Freud grouped among the mature, adaptive defenses),…
Typing in all lowercase makes you look more vulnerable, it's a pretty common rhetorical tactic in PR.
[flagged]
I always cut them into slices, then leave them in an airtight plastic container for an hour or two, so the juice can seep out a little.
Wisdom tends to sound obvious, and obvious statements aren't novel. The digital society values the novel over the wise.
Somehow, I don't think the people with all the money, gunmen and (soon) robots will be OK with the world you envision.
>So the theory is bait, and hard to take seriously. There are people who believe that Trump won in 2020, that vaccines cause autism, and that the Holocaust is a hoax. You cannot reason people out of an idea they didn't…
Homeless people are a better way to keep cowardly minions (I mean, valuable employees) in line than cops. The homeless are an important part of capitalist power structures. They are a visible reminder of the…
Post-industrialization, AI-fication, Human Replacement (whatever it ought to be called) could take that all away.
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice -- can't get fooled again. - actual Dubya quote
Tomodachi Life sounds like The Sims but with rounded corners.
The author's LinkedIn style usage of emojis repulsed me and had me closing the article.
A real artificial intelligence would be capable of independent and original thought. What we have today are mere plagiarism factories. They need to be called out for what they are.
AI is developing backwards. The simplest organisms eat and find food. More complex ones can smell and sense tremors. After several steps in evolution comes vision and complex thought. AIs that can't smell, can't feel…
> Scott Adams felt the contradictions of nerd-dom more acutely than most. As compensation, he was gifted with two great defense mechanisms. The first was humor (which Freud grouped among the mature, adaptive defenses),…
Typing in all lowercase makes you look more vulnerable, it's a pretty common rhetorical tactic in PR.
[flagged]
I always cut them into slices, then leave them in an airtight plastic container for an hour or two, so the juice can seep out a little.