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In other words "why I prefer machines over humans and how I've replaced my moral compass with productivity metrics".

They should've called it Vega: https://doom.fandom.com/wiki/VEGA

Perhaps, but consider the existence of the AMD Vega GPU line https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon_RX_Vega_series

You used to be a Formula 1 driver. Now you are an instructor for a Formula 1 autopilot. You have to watch it at all times with full attention for it's a fast and reckless driver.

You're being generous to the humans; we're more like Ladas in comparison.

That may not be a bad comparison. A F1 car is really fast, really specialized car, that is also extremely fragile. A Lada may not be too fast but its incredibly versatile and robust even after decades of use. And has more luggage space

I think it's a preparation for wildly unpopular measures in the next ~10 years. There will be dissent, and they need a way to catch dissidents at scale.

Registration by snail mail coming soon to most of the Internet?

I have a hazed memory of a site/software that was collecting postcards from around the world from their users - as a form of appreciation or something.

That could become a kind of a solution here but then again, some already mentioned that wouldn't stop bad actors from running AI on their accounts anyway.


That will never happen, so why bring it up?

The AI of Sauron? The actual eye in the underworld and its proxy on Earth?

Invisible text that will serve as a honey pot for LLMs is one thing to try. Imagine a comment where half of the words are marked as invisible by CSS, the other half has letters rearranged, but at the HTML level all the words look the same. LLMs will have to render pages which is a lot more expensive.

That won't help.

1.) Rendering pages is table stakes for an AI headless browser tool, and 2.) most of the LLM comments probably come from copy and pasting to ChatGPT, not from autonomous agents.


I'm sure he could implement JSWindows that would be faster than the Microsoft's version.

Sounds like a high tech hell.

High tech hell is reversing the light cone, pulling everyone who ever lived throughout history back into consciousness by simulating them at the neurotransmitter level, and then forcing them into actual hell / torture simulators with no way to die. All without consent, mind you.

That's also sci-fi. I hope.

What I described before - using clonal technology to solve nearly every disease - is a medical miracle that will vastly improve the state of people's lives throughout the world.


The two scenarios come in a package though. If you make one possible, the other one comes for free.

The same technology can also be used to force people to live with bodies engineered to make their existence a living hell. Similar things can be done with brain uploads.

Protect the human culture while you can. His advice to embrace AI in order to survive what's coming is naive. When Europeans came to native Americans, they brought their technology, their way of thinking and erased the native culture in a matter of years. The weak were poisoned with alcohol, the strong were killed and the few survivors were sent to reservations. Would it be possible to survive by embracing the alien culture? Don't fool yourself.


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