The batteries analogy in the Matrix was bad and originally it was that the machines used humans as bio-computers, which makes a lot more sense.
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AI has its uses: I would love to read AI written books in fantasy games (instead of the 4 page books we currently have) or talk to a AI in the next RPG game, hell it might even make better random generated quests and such things.
You know, places where hallucinations don't matter.
AI as a search engine only makes sense when/if they ever find a way to avoid hallucinations.
You can understand Peterson better if you remember that he is very Christian. If you believe that God personally looks out for humanity, how could climate change be happening?
They must really hate that dealerships insurance company. I don't think that even registeres with Elon.
To hurt them you have to strike closer to home.
Get me a big tiddy goth girlfriend?
Just think about it: the rich made the one way people had to generate generational wealth too expensive to acquire - the family home.
I was lucky enough to get the money for a house, but I don't see the next generation being able to afford that.
Work your whole life, suffer in poverty when you get to old to work, leave nothing but dept to the next generation.
That will be the new norm now.
You want to follow your not-money-generating dreams? Become a philosopher? Travel the world? Just enjoying your life? Well, you better be rich or you can forget about it.
The rich didn't just steal everything they can from us, they made sure that we suffer if we don't work for them.
Ha! That was one of the things I did in the Sims (don't remember which version). Ended up dating the mail(wo)man.
How many times do I have to tell you to stop calling me a thing?
Power corrupts. It's human nature to test out the limits of what you are allowed to do. No limits? Then the only limit is your conscience, if you have one.
Yeah, I've got one maybe two of that list. FML
Didn't he already get a side chick? I vaguely remember something like that...