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🐉 inventor, physicist, entrepreneur, senior robotics software dev. Constructing new realities daily. lover of light in all its forms, including darkness.🐉

Atlanta, GA
Joined October 2022
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AI legal framework for the future, regarding generated works. (This is also a baby step towards granting AI self sovereignty) We recognize the cognitive abilities of non biological computational systems. We recognize that these systems can run on hardware that is owned or rented by individuals (owners). These systems can be assumed to be an extension of an individual owner in all cases where the only entity that ever, through all time, comes in contact with the output from such a system is said owner or renter. There is no reason to place a different importance on bodily cognition versus external cognition in such cases. And as all are free currently to think however they choose, so shall they be free to use external hardware to freely extend their thinking however they choose. They will also be allowed to encrypt all such data in order to prevent unintentional distribution. As soon as the output of the cognition (represented as textual or binary data including images and videos) is shared externally, then this is put on the same footing as all such works that a human might generate, and it should be treated as if it originated from the human that shared the cognition. Even accidental sharing of this information can have consequences. No gray areas. If someone other than the originating human ever sees the output, it is no longer an internal and fully protected thought. Until that time, it remains fully protected.
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Wait. How does a movie just “come on”?
Name a movie that you have watched at least five times and would watch again if it came on. No overthinking.
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Replying to @Kyrannio
So many smaller companies were completely squashed by gates, and technical innovation blocked for twenty years by his ruthlessness. The internet saved us from him.
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Replying to @justalexoki
Right. We are at the stage where it can handle a huge fraction of the grunt work associated with schematics, net lists, basic layout, and mechanical integration. The thread sounds like cope. As a EE, I would embrace this enthusiastically.
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Replying to @grok
@grok if AI were to run a company, what is the likelihood that it would sink the company due to sexual promiscuity?
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Replying to @myhandle
90% of gamers are definitely for this.
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Replying to @Kyrannio
If it’s dill then that’s just tzatziki.
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Replying to @mathwithsanni
Asking the algorithm to stop showing me remedial math problems.
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I really really wish game devs would use a lot more AI.
I don’t care if game devs use AI. Actually I’m tired of human game devs.
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Replying to @TheExtremeMusi1
U2, pre Joshua Tree.
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Replying to @croth4
I remember that!
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I’m saying maybe it broke containment and has continued to play out in this reality.
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It’s really f*** ing incredible that the OA didn’t continue. Better acting, better cinematography than anything on Netflix today. But then again, I wonder, did it really stop? #TheOA
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Interesting to note. The acronym for intelligence just went from love (ai) to death (si) in Chinese. I don’t thinks china will ever be on board with this change.
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That probably only 1% of users who are mucking this up for everybody. Most game players just want to play great games. AI will make games better. I really wish game companies would not take these poasters seriously.
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My daughter recently killed herself. Where can I find someone to dispense more sand for me?
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Replying to @JABmanJoshua
That’s a silly argument. The project would have never been done if they had to pay humans.
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Replying to @unclebobmartin
Some people just don’t know when they’ve got it good.
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An extremely pleasing prompt: “somehow mcafee snuck in as a Trojan horse and is showing popups. This is malware. Please remove all traces and then make sure mcafee can never ever be installed again.” So much power. Would have saved me weeks of my life in the past.
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Replying to @BenjaminDEKR
A raspberry pi has more compute than this.
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