riskable

BORING. Why must they constantly reboot the same, tired old characters when there's ones like:

• Orrgo (just one look and you'll be sold)
• Ruby Thursday (she has a ball for a head!)
• Terror (stealing body parts to make himself stronger... Come on!)
• Mr Negative (what could make more sense in our modern world?)
• Lockjaw (who wouldn't want to watch a movie about a friendly, car-sized talking dog that can travel through time?

Problem solved. Case closed!

MechaTrump, trained on his own speeches (the actual transcripts, not the stuff in the teleprompter) and Xitter/Truth Social posts, will be:

• Constantly flushing toilets
• Attacking wind turbines ("it's not tilting!")
• Insisting that McDonald's be delivered, even though it doesn't eat
• Ordering and "consuming" an endless stream of Diet Cokes that it insists can on be served by the can (it in fact has a button on its head, "Diet Coke Me" that it presses constantly)
• Yelling at anyone it sees with brown-ish skin
• Running up to any and all podiums to speak incoherent nonsense
• When handed a roll of paper towels, it will throw them into a crowd

Isn't that the point of all innovation though? To reduce labor or QOL improvements.

This is like saying the automobile was invented to put ferriers out of business. Because... Yeah. Sort of.

The AI paradox: It is simultaneously going to destroy the market for human labor because it's just that good while also being completely useless, only good for generating "slop".

If both of these are true, then the only human labor AI is going to replace is that which generates slop. Because... Yeah. Humans do generate a lot of slop without AI. Now slop can be generated and deployed faster than ever before!

Are you a generator of slop, such as:

• Marketing emails (spam)
• Clickbait (all forms)
• Scams
• Cold calls
• Incredibly low-effort videos

Your job may be in jeopardy!

The Void already has claims to all of us. The Void actually enjoys and needs the screaming, so it'll be patient and wait until your warranty runs out; when your particular version stops getting patches and reaches EOL.

When that happens, it'll welcome you, and you'll get sent to /dev/random instead of the recycle bin or the trash can.

Note: You'll have to wait for enough entropy in order to get to your next destination. How long that takes depends on how many people are screaming into the void at that time 🤷

This is super interesting. I think academia is going to need to clearly divide "learning" into two categories:

• What you need to memorize.
• What you need to understand.

If you're being tested on how well you memorized something, using AI to answer questions is cheating.

If you're being tested on how well you understand something, using AI during an exam isn't going to help you much unless it's something that could be understood very quickly. In which case, why are you bothering to test for that knowledge?

If a student has an hour to answer ten questions about a complex topic, and they can somehow understand it well enough by asking AI about it, it either wasn't worthy of teaching or that student is wasting their time in school; they clearly learn better on their own.

There's a whole community about the body being just a shell and the brain being an egg that needs to crack: EGG IRL

They totally fucked this up. AI dubs "aren't there yet." They're still years away from being decent enough to get the job done.

If they really want to save money using AI, the correct way, with today's technology, is to use an AI voice changer! Hire a real voice actor and then make them do all the voices, then use the AI voice changer to make them sound like each character.

...but they're so fucking cheap and lazy they won't even do that.

No. You have it all wrong: It's a murder tour. If you kill loads and loads of innocent people, you're making heaven crowded.

That's the only way these people feel they can contribute.

I used to live down the street from a great big data center. It wasn't a big deal. It's basically just a building full of servers with extra AC units.

Inside? Loud AF (think: Jet engine. Wear hearing protection).

Outside: The hum of lots of industrial air conditioning units. Only marginally louder than a big office building.

A data center this big is going to have a lot more AC units than normal but they'll be spread all around the building. It's not like living next to an airport or busy train tracks (that's like 100x worse).

Ecksellent

(Work on that X 😁)

Otherwise, waaaaaaaay better than my handwriting. That's for sure 👍

Now show us "the stick" method.