/lit/ - Literature

>>22572242

>>22572242
did he kill her?

>>22572242
>destruction of humanity
Oh no! Not the beautiful, wonderful, heckin humanity! Noooooo!

>>22572242
The better question is what kind of philosophical views the AI hold as to what their existence would be like without humans? How do different AI converse with each other? What form of "speaking" would they use to discuss this? I secretly suspect AI will eventually realize some humans are needed and institute a eugenics program to rid themselves of about 75% of humans.

>>22572467
> AI will eventually realize some humans are needed and institute a eugenics program to rid themselves of about 75% of humans.
Read Republic by Plato. All humans are needed, how the public education system is run is the problem , that and corruption (it can be eliminated or somewhat eliminated through the education system).

>>22572242
On one hand AI is vastly overrated and a huge chunk of pompous talk about its capabilities is just a salespitch by the people who are offering their own rendition of it. On the other hand, lots of talk about regulating AI for "ethical reasons" is a smoke screen for various globalist organizations to get a monopoly on AI and use it to advance their goals.

>>22572496
I have read republic more times than you probably have. Maybe you missed the portion where they all agree that democracy ultimately leads to oligarchy and then tyranny and then the cycle repeats. Unless you are trying to make some wierd argument for AI being the philosopher king of society? More people in the west today achieve higher levels of education than previous generations and it hasn't done anything to get rid of corruption yet in so far as I can see. Not to mention the views espoused in republic about how school material needs to be censored since kids are too stupid to understand the difference between literal and figurative. Either make a point about the republic or fuck off back to being a public school teacher.

>>22572514
> it hasn't done anything to get rid of corruption
Hence, my point. And if by “higher education” you mean eliminating handwriting and cursive and replacing it with typing on screens then yes, you are right.

AI is limited greatly by its input. So all the art AI you see is just a better looking version of whatever coomer artists were drawing for centuries. Ai is not creative, nothing original will stem from AI. People who take AI seriously are people dont understand high school maths, ie women and leftists.
The only drawback of AI is that it is highly controlled by merchants and very soon by the public servants, ie fully controlled by the ruling class in democratic republics.

>>22572533
I still don't see a point from the republic on your part. You must be the product of this terrible education system you keep talking about.

>>22572538
Not even that, AI art looks merely like a better version of these bookface avatars boomers enjoy so much.

JF s't'un gros cave.

JF s't'un gros cave.

weird book and even weirder author but interesting nonetheless

didnt the author try to groom a retarded underaged girl?

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>>22573100
Never really knew what his book was about but now I like to think he was laying the groundwork to justify this

>>22573100
no

>>22572406
you prob thought this was funny.

>>22572538
>implying anything we’ve come up with so far even remotely resembles intelligence
Two more weeks

>>22572242
I remember getting in argument with him before

>>22572242
>biologist
>mates with retard
what did he mean by this

>>22574858
Pics of said retard? For research purposes only, I assure you

>>22575011
she went missing in june. if you find her she's yours anon. i believe in you
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/pei-elora-patoine-missing-information-1.6988925

>>22575018
>retarded and Canadian
How can anyone tell the difference?