
Kramer
Nervous wreck
- Oct 27, 2020
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You have to check out movie called Ex Machina. I believe that is where ai is headed eventually. Great movie, btw.Well I think humanity is going virtual soon, everything will be done by robots or artificial intelligence, there is a movie called “Her” it really gives you a glimpse of the future in my opinion. The actor falls in love with a artificial intelligence app. I hope I’m not here to see that happen.
Already here in the form of the Chinese social credit system: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_SystemEvery part of our lives is going to be public sooner or later. There wont be any kind of privacy soon, only clicks and likes. Big brother encourages that.
Ok will look for it right now. Don’t have anything to do so. Thank you.You have to check out movie called Ex Machina. I believe that is where ai is headed eventually. Great movie, btw.
Already here in the form of the Chinese social credit system: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System
Already here in the form of the Chinese social credit system: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_Credit_System
I wish you were correct but I think it's more likely that the meetings that have been going on for centuries, the last one 1954 bilderberg hotel is to keep the status quo.Our society has reached the "decadent" stage of the civilization cycle. Controlled by an elite that is detached from the mass of mankind, yet smart enough to play us off against one another (ie. identity politics). There is nothing new about this, just different actors, with a slightly re-written script. Yet the ending is always the same, collapse.
But there is a slight chance that the elite might bootstrap themselves out of it this time. They have concentrated unimaginable and unprecedented wealth to themselves. If they can use that to automate everything and eliminate the need for 99% of human labor they can just put everyone on UBI and the boredom (or escape into VR) will drive most to stop breeding. Would be good for "the planet" though, and as an antinatalist I'd be glad to see less people and less suffering.