Are we allowed to like AI art?

[Ephirith]

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

In Isaac ismovs short story that I forget the name of they invent AI.

And they ask it what’s the purpose of life and it says that it can’t compute the answer yet but it will in the future with more information.

And then it skipped like 1000 years after humans use the AI to build all this crazy shit and they ask it again and again what the purpose of life is.

And time and time again, it says that it can’t answer the question and it will answer the question in the future when it has more information.

Some more time passes humans rise and fall the AI builds and spreads and we ask it again and again what’s the purpose of life and it can never answer the question and always says that it needs more information.

So much time passes that soon the universe collapses, and before the AI is the last thing in the universe to exist, in order to obtain more information. It re-creates humanity after the next Big Bang.

It's called The Last Question and it's excellent, very short, and very worth the read

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So perhaps the tree hugging ludites are trying to stop the evil God from letting us exist.

You never know!

Fox News is like Italian Brainrot for boomers, stop it

[shovelquest]

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

It's called The Last Question and it's excellent, very short, and very worth the read

Fox News is like Italian Brainrot for boomers, stop it

lmao how do you know you're in a cult?

"FOX NEWS REEE"

[Reiwa]

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lol.

In Thiel’s view, the biblical Antichrist is not an evil tech genius but someone who warns of existential risk nonstop and calls for strong regulation in innovative sectors.

“In the 21st century, the Antichrist is a Luddite who wants to stop all science. It’s someone like Greta or Eliezer,” Thiel said in his September 15 opening lecture, referring to Thunberg and AI critic Eliezer Yudkowsky, according to the recordings.

In his talk, the billionaire criticised financial regulations as signs that a world government has begun to emerge that could be taken over by an Antichrist figure.

“It’s become quite difficult to hide one’s money,” Thiel said, describing an “incredible machinery of tax treaties, financial surveillance, and sanctions architecture” that gives wealthy people only an “illusion of power and autonomy”.

The legions of the Devil are hurting shareholder value.

I’m a priest. Here’s why you should reject Peter Thiel’s Antichrist talk

Moar text on WaPo

[Ekco]

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Deus Ex series: Helios is an artificial intelligence that results from the merging of two rival AIs, Daedalus and Icarus.

AMD with the top tier name choices

[Ekco]

ask Gemini to make a asteroid clone and it did np and then one of those visual novel rpg things
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pretty neat

[shovelquest]

Will AI ever have intuition?

If it does, will that make it indistinguishable from mankind?

How intuition works:
Unconscious pattern recognition: Your brain matches current situations to patterns from past experiences and knowledge, a process that happens so quickly you aren't consciously aware of it.

Learned responses: It is based on learned information and is a result of subconscious processing of past experiences, not a purely mystical feeling.

Instantaneous and emotional: This processing happens almost instantaneously, leading to a conclusion or feeling that can feel emotionally certain.

Different from instinct: While often linked, intuition is considered a more nuanced version of instinct, which is a more basic, physical reaction to immediate danger.

[Reiwa]

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

Will AI ever have intuition?

If it does, will that make it indistinguishable from mankind?

What if the robot didn't know every line of its program at any particular moment?

[shovelquest]

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

What if the robot didn't know every line of its program at any particular moment?

Then it'd be a human!

I never learned how to breathe or make my heart beat, theres gotta be some AI running in the background keeping that shit going.

I literally think you use a random number generator at conception (sorry I mean creation) to pick a few emotional states.

Hide 99% of the AI processing.

And you'd have an AI that behaved identical to a human.

[Reiwa]

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

Then it'd be a human!

I never learned how to breathe or make my heart beat, theres gotta be some AI running in the background keeping that shit going.

I literally think you use a random number generator at conception (sorry I mean creation) to pick a few emotional states.

Hide 99% of the AI processing.

And you'd have an AI that behaved identical to a human.

What if it only didn't know one line?

[shovelquest]

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

What if it only didn't know one line?

The way I figure the human body is made up of 1000s of AI systems all handling different functions.

Even our emotions are made up of different AI that take over during certain emotional threshold triggers.

SO like, "artificial life" would be more akin to some kind of beautiful creation designed to be that, rather than "emergent AGI/ASI"

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