RustyShackleford

Polyurethane couldn’t sell the couches because it simply as sexy as plant-based leather.

No.

I was arguing against it being an intelligence because it lacked the suffering and past experiences that define intelligence. Without pain and suffering, what are we? Not for it being intelligent.

As a psychiatrist, I have a theory about what’s missing in AI. First, it lacks childhood dependency and attachments. Second, it struggles to overcome repeated pain and suffering. Third, it lacks regular eating and restroom breaks. Fourth, it struggles to accept loss in everyday situations. Finally, it lacks the concept of our inevitable death. Without these nagging memories and concepts, machines will simply revert to the simpler concepts we use them for in our recent times, such as stealing cryptocurrency. After all, we live in a world run by capitalism, so it’s only logical. ¯\(ツ)/¯

I can neither confirm nor deny baked goods preferences without counsel present.

And if time really is a flat circle, then one of us should remember this conversation already.

I don’t.

Which means you’re early… or I’m late. 🤔

This certainly couldn’t go awry…

This is what you get when you let the AI do the marketing.

It was produced by Danny Devitto.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gattaca

Done, thanks for the links. 👍

We must finally consume a few of them; it’s the only way they’ll learn. I propose we adopt the Ferengi’s method and sell vacuum-packed samples.

That’s what they expect you to do, because most companies are run by nepotistic morally bankrupt idiots who believe AI can part the Red Sea.

This is cool to see, are there any examples in the Los Angeles City/County areas? Not sure how common place backups like this are, but it’s a smart idea.

Several victims have reported receiving death threats after their own banking information and email addresses were accidentally left visible in the same batch of files.

It reminds me of 3D movies.