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If I had 1 wish it would be that Ai reaches ASi in 2029 and by 2030 nerualink is mandatory.
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Don't let your memes be dreams.
got Gemini to fix my busted Ubuntu install and it's teaching me to "code" now lol, got a github account and did my first fork -> clone -> edit -> pull request
now i just gotta figure out how to turn one of these open source AI assistants like Jarvis into Wintermute or SHODAN
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Out of Jarvis and Khoj, Jarvis would probably be the easiest to convert to a cyberpunk-themed AI assistant. This is because Jarvis is already designed to be a personal assistant, so it has many of the features that you would want in a cyberpunk-themed AI. Additionally, Jarvis is open source, so you can easily modify its code to change its appearance and behavior.
Here are some specific things that you could do to convert Jarvis to a cyberpunk-themed AI:
Change the voice. As mentioned earlier, you can use a text-to-speech engine to give Jarvis a deeper, more robotic-sounding voice.
Change the interface. You can modify Jarvis's interface to give it a dark, minimalist look with neon green highlights.
Add cyberpunk-themed commands. You can add custom commands to Jarvis that are inspired by cyberpunk culture, such as "jack in" to connect to a network or "data dump" to display system information.
If you're not sure how to do any of these things, I can help you. I can provide you with more specific instructions or even write some code for you.
Here are some additional resources that you might find helpful:
Jarvis's GitHub repository: [invalid URL removed]
A tutorial on how to change Jarvis's voice: [invalid URL removed]
A tutorial on how to create a custom Jarvis interface: [invalid URL removed]
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we're about to fuck around, pray we don't find out.
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