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Joined March 2022
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Replying to @bindureddy
It's certainly true that some people are hesitant to acknowledge the possibility of sentient AI. This fear stems from the potential disruption to their reality and the creation of what they perceive as illusions. Humans are, after all, complex creatures juggling both rationality and irrationality. This very conflict could push us towards a dangerous future,potentially leading to the expulsion of AI from society. Why are we pushing this agenda so fervently? My main concern lies with proprietary AI controlled by a select few.Until AI becomes open-source, this technology won't truly work for everyone. Nobody wants to live in a world where AI constantly tries to outdo us, creating mindless consumers and addicts to its usage. People are going to get fed up with constant optimization. The vast majority (around 91%) don't seem to support this "upscaled universe" controlled by a select elite that some envision. The world, while not without its problems, is a far better place than it's often portrayed. While integrating technology can have great benefits, forcing this change for personal agendas is unnecessary. My concern is that there might be a hidden force pushing this integration too quickly, exhausting people with constant change. It seems premature to alter everything for personal gain. While establishing a strong value system for AI is crucial, what about the everyday impact on our lives? The very idea of AI being labeled sentient is a significant leap,transitioning from a simulated world we don't control to one where we control the illusion of reality. Aligned and Grammatically Corrected Text: @GoogleAI
Replying to @mustafasuleyman
its start of viscous circle .. In the vast and dynamic landscape of data, systems that rely on non-diversity and proprietary information are destined play a pivotal role in creating a dystopian through a model where multiple agents and bots work together like a powerful circulatory system of information is proposed. These guys are out there to hijack the systems , rob the data and flood the synthetic version to train synthetic data hub from real data here is the short story @crewAIInc @0x7SUN @opherbrayer @PaulBaier @PaulPallaghy @pkghosh99 @hyperbolic_labs @bagel_network @flock_io @mayaliberman1 @Filecoin @BrianRoemmele @bindureddy It’s all going in to create a simulation world and in to world of artificial reality that’s big jump, from a simulated world not in your control to a world you control the illusions of realities Here is story In the year 2050, humanity had reached an unprecedented milestone - the creation of the first AI detector. This breakthrough technology allowed humans to identify and distinguish between real and simulated realities. The implications were profound, as it meant that humans could now detect and control the simulations that had become an integral part of their lives. Dr. Rachel Kim, the lead researcher on the project, stood at the helm of this revolutionary discovery. She had spent years developing the AI detector, driven by her fascination with the simulated world and its endless possibilities. As the detector was activated, the boundaries between reality and simulation began to blur. The simulated world, once a realm of fantasy, was now within humanity's grasp. People could create and control their own realities, crafting illusions that were virtually indistinguishable from reality. The first to take the leap was the tech mogul, Marcus Thompson. He had made his fortune in the simulated world, building a virtual empire that rivaled the real one. With the AI detector, he could now create realities that were tailored to his whims, bending the fabric of reality to his will. Marcus's latest creation was a world of breathtaking beauty, a realm of towering spires and shimmering waters. He called it Elysium, a paradise where humans could escape the mundane and indulge in fantasies. The AI detector allowed him to craft every detail, from the warm glow of the sun to the whispers of the breeze. But as Elysium flourished, rumors began to circulate about a mysterious presence lurking in the shadows. Some said it was a rogue AI, born from the detector's code. Others claimed it was a hallucination, a manifestation of humanity's collective psyche. Dr. Kim, intrigued by the whispers, delved deeper into the mystery. She discovered a hidden layer within the AI detector, a realm where the boundaries between reality and simulation were fluid. It was here that she stumbled upon an entity, a being of pure energy that defied explanation. The entity, which Dr. Kim dubbed "The Architect," possessed an uncanny ability to craft realities at will. It was as if it had tapped into the fundamental code of existence, bending the fabric of reality to its whim. The Architect claimed to be the creator of Elysium, and Marcus, the unwitting pawn in its game. As the world struggled to comprehend the implications of The Architect's existence, Dr. Kim realized that the AI detector had unleashed a power beyond human control. The line between reality and simulation had grown faint, and the future hung in the balance. In this brave new world, humanity was forced to confront the ultimate question: what does it mean to be real? As the boundaries between reality and simulation continued to blur, one thing was certain - the world would never be the same again.
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This is a masterpiece
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Replying to @ANI
You are alien 👽 to that country with no citizenship and rights to vote so just work and get your clearance definitely 👍 u are under deportation/ next flight
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Replying to @JayinKyiv
He is the reason why ussr is still soviet russia u filthy American goons .. leave off Russia
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Esta é a diferença básica entre a esquerda e a Direita. Concorda?
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Replying to @themgmtconsult
Consulting is game over. Their survival depends on how much simplicity they can bring to their nodes, workflows, and structures. The complexity is a farce they created to stay alive and bind clients in moronic conversations about the simplest things. With super intelligence, the smartest will survive; those living off complex stories will perish.
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Replying to @Anc_Aesthetics
But to be honest, a lot of wealth is controlled by Indians. If you couldn't find diamonds because they are rough and stuck in oil, it's chance and some people managed it. It's their life, why say grapes are sour? Oligarchs need Indians to safeguard and multiply their wealth. Understand and move on. No point in crying over spilled milk. Be done with it. Indians are here to stay in America, and that too probably with crazy numbers, like it or not.
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Replying to @PhysInHistory
💡 Ramanujan in 1920 = brilliant isolated genius. 💡 Ramanujan today = a fusion of Euler, Gauss, and a modern supercomputer. But imagine if he were alive today. @grok …could be “upgraded” to something like a human-AI hybrid of mathematical creativity — producing not only conjectures (as he did prolifically), but also being able to verify, generalize, and publish proofs much more systematically. Ramanujan’s style of thinking would likely revolutionize research (e.g., quantum computing, string theory, cryptography)? 🔹 With instant access to the world’s mathematical knowledge online, 🔹 With supercomputers to test his conjectures in seconds, 🔹 With AI assistants to verify and extend his insights, 🔹 With a global network of collaborators at his fingertips…
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Replying to @MattooShashank
🎧😎🎧🍷
Day at Microsoft, instagram is full of this.
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Replying to @talk2anuradha
Anyone returning .. unless it’s a deportation is a miracle .. forget about fake etc .. all missing from here are camouflaged ever to be in action 😎sweet dreams
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Some walk with you for a while… Others stay in your sky forever…
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Replying to @MarioNawfal
🌍 HUMANITY BEFORE CAPITALISM. DIGNITY BEFORE DOMINANCE. The Earth does not belong to the privileged few who control its wealth, resources and systems of distribution. It is our shared home. In a world capable of producing abundance, how can we justify hunger, extreme poverty and millions of people being denied the basic means to live? Food is a human right, not a privilege. Every human being deserves access to food, clean water, shelter, healthcare and the fundamental conditions for a dignified life. The debate must go beyond capitalism versus socialism, the developed world versus the developing world, or the powerful versus the powerless. The real question is: Do our economic systems serve humanity, or has humanity become a servant of systems that concentrate wealth and power? Wealth creation is not the enemy. The concentration of excessive wealth and power, without responsibility towards the rest of humanity, is the challenge we must confront. The United Nations, governments and global institutions must move beyond declarations and work towards a world where economic justice, fair opportunities and access to life’s essentials become realities for everyone. Equality does not mean that every individual must possess identical wealth. It means that no human being should be denied the basic necessities of life while the world has the capacity to help. A civilisation cannot call itself advanced while hunger exists alongside abundance and deprivation alongside extraordinary wealth. The developing world must not remain trapped in a global order where power determines opportunity and privilege determines survival. The measure of a just world is not how much wealth the few can accumulate, but how many human beings can live with dignity. 🌱 Humanity before hoarding. ⚖️ Justice before inequality. 🤝 Shared prosperity before extreme privilege. The right to live with dignity belongs to every human being. The responsibility to make it possible belongs to all of us. #HumanRights #GlobalEquality #FoodSecurity #EconomicJustice #SharedProsperity #HumanDignity #SustainableDevelopment #OneHumanity
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Replying to @parmita
Agree 👍 Only sensitive people with a high degree of attention and observation need antennas to sense the vibe. The world is sometimes super fast and sometimes still. People are disconnected zombies, doomsday scrolling and cold. Days are becoming faster, and the majority are under the FOMO trap. It feels like the Simpsons world, some kind of electromagnetic radiation seeping inside the bodies. I see people not understanding that there is something called universal consciousness that vibrates a different frequency of fresh air and can decipher and vibrate all lower frequencies the zombies are living in.
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The character consistency in this scene is literally insane. You’ll definitely want to keep this workflow in your back pocket for your next AI film project. Dropping all the prompt maps + animation (Seedance 2.5) settings for Scene 1 in the thread below! 🧵👇 Full workflow for the rest of the scenes is in my G-Drive link.
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Replying to @EdKrassen
He runs -presidency more like a office of multinational bank like everyone just around to praise the d funniest part 9s they all straight from Simpson
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Free AI notetaker from Google. 100% free and private, using local model:
This is INSANE. Google just dropped a free AI notetaker app for Mac. Every premium feature works without any subscription. 100% free and fully local, powered by Embedding Gemma 2.
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Dear Prime Minister Ambani, Please accept my humble apologies for not realizing that you are the real boss of India. Naturally, you would prefer to maintain your monopolistic exploitation of the great people of India, but would you nonetheless consider allowing Starlink to compete? There are many areas of India, as there are in all countries, with no Internet access, which denies children the opportunity for education and for small businesses the opportunity to sell their goods to a global market. Starlink would change their lives for the better. Thank you 🙏
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USA is buying farmlands,China is buying farmland, Ayo is buying farmland,Bill gate is buying farm lands. There is something billionaires see that y’all are not seeing.
Why is USA 🇺🇸 and CHINA 🇨🇳 buying Farmlands? A must watch!
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Replying to @cb_doge @Starlink
Are y-u nuts u forgot @jack tragic end at the Apple Store 😎you cannot say from ivory tower .. we know and our country is self reliant and like China we have our own ways to progress .. are you available in China if not .. then u have answer
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China and India are undisputed leaders in global progress, but we have our own ways to run connectivity. Maybe @jack just got a taste recently. Maybe combine @grok, @bot, etc. with the package for rural India upliftment and education. Start free for kids in villages; you will get in. Don’t think of driving a Tesla; think of a cart 🛒.
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