The corporate revolution will collapse if we refuse to buy what they are selling - their ideas, their version of history, their wars, their weapons, their notion of inevitability.
- Arundhati Roy (CONFRONTING EMPIRE)
Lead is a utility his brain should internalize at high velocity.
Dudes are allies with The Matrix bots.
The danger of AI is that most people are too stupid for it, an AK40 in the hand of an 3 years old. There isn’t any positive or really needed use for an private user (or greedy govs)
AK-47?
Look ay mister moneybags over here, being able to afford the extra 7!
The problem I keep thinking about with AI is that it’s being done in the stupidest possible way.
For the reasons I said. The difference between an average Human and an animal is that we have an iPhone and produce waste, apart to make the worst and most stupid their leaders. Most people are the missing link between Homo Erectus and Homo Sapiens
Look at the fear and uncertainty entering his eyes. He’s realizing he’s pushed his bullshit about as far as it can go and the investors are starting to wonder when it’s going to become profitable, so he’s bullshitting even more desperately now to try to keep them hooked.
He looks like the AI is constantly whispering what it will do to him if he stops.
There’s some thought that these AI bros bought in to the AI caricature of Pascal’s wager. That if they don’t try to make AI happen it will torture them forever in the future.
If so, it just shows that they all aren’t as intelligent as they believe themselves to be.
Logic and Reason are the masks for what in reality are ego and feelings.
Influence is also tied to just how confident you can sell a statement and not whether it is correct or not.
Altman’s Basilisk has him
This isn’t entirely a novel idea. This has been an academic goal for computing for decades.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grid_computing#History
The term grid computing originated in the early 1990s as a metaphor for making computer power as easy to access as an electric power grid. The power grid metaphor for accessible computing quickly became canonical when Ian Foster and Carl Kesselman published their seminal work, “The Grid: Blueprint for a new computing infrastructure” (1999). This was preceded by decades by the metaphor of utility computing (1961): computing as a public utility, analogous to the phone system.
It sounds to me like he’s just envisioning his product being a special case of that concept.
I think that goes without saying. People like Altman, Musk and all their modern silicone valley tech bro generation, combined, have never even shat out a unique looking turd. They are ironically the very anti-thesis of “intelligence” and "human.
Harvest intelligence from the masses and then sell it back to them.
Steal
I mean you don’t steal from crops, which probably have more ethical consideration by Sam Altman than humanity
Gary Marcus has a substack called Marcus on AI. He’s well versed on AI and his insights into the field, especially the work of OpenAI and Anthropic, are required reading if you’re concerned about this field. What he’s uncovering and writing about is disturbing.
So TL;DR it for us then.
Remember those three hours in January 2025 when it was BIG NEWS that this guy raped his little sister when she was three, and then the story disappeared, and people who didn’t happen to see the news that morning don’t know about it?
The same rule of law which the billionaires are dismantling is the sole paper mache shield keeping them alive.
Spy Kids: All Grown Up
Synopsis: The spy kids from the previous movies are now grown ups, however they need to take on another mission together to stop the evil Sam Altman from making the world stupid, so that he can sell people intelligence in the form of artificial intelligence. It is quickly revealed that Sam Altman himself is a robot (hence the name Altman), and wishes to enslave humanity for the robot race.
At this point it’s a job for Machete
Buy intelligence on meter? is this spy joke on april fools or something? ridiculous.
Altman says the dumbest shit. He seems like such an imbecile. He tries so hard to sound smart too. Like answering “we’re out of electrons”, to the question “why not build more gpus?”
Unfortunately, water is not a constitutional right in the US
