Someone Asked An Autonomous AI To Destroy Humanity

a reply to: sapien82


Yeh and World is too computer/digital in a sense that it`s vulnerable .

Abominable Intelligence

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Kenzo

Someone should ask it how we are supposed to pay our electric bills.

Ha! Maybe it will tell you something you don’t want to hear.

originally posted by: bluesman462002
The Movie Eagle Eye comes to mind.
Maybe worse than Skynet.
Someone Someday will screw things up Totally.
We will be the Ones that are Screwed.

a reply to: Kenzo

Or the series Person of Interest. Hollywood always seems on the edge of things.

a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus

Ha! Technically you don't hear text, you read it.

And to be rather honest.

I don't think most people wish to see(or hear) their next electric bill much.

Given the massive increase in cost per kWh over the last couple of years, which is beyond a joke, whilst the energy companies experience record profits.

Just for comparison, the average electricity bill in the UK was just £780 a year in 2021, here we are now in 2023 and the average is now around £2500.

Shocking really, but what can you do, need to keep the lights on.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: ThirdEyeofHorus

Ha! Technically you don't hear text, you read it.

I hear what I read, it's like the voices inside my head...

Everyone sounds different depending on their style and lexicon and arrangements.

Some people sound the same... exactly the same!

a reply to: iamthevirus

I hear what I read, it's like the voices inside my head

Yeh, that might explain a lot really.

Anyhoo you still look at the words and read them before you think them in your head, it's called "Subvocalisation".

There is however no sound involved unless you are moving your lips.

So technically you don't hear the words read but think them.

a reply to: andy06shake

Writing kind of forces people to be more expressive, intimate even personal.

It's very easy to ascribe voices to someone's thoughts and opinions when they're read (or rather forced to write them)

a reply to: andy06shake

I'm a Scanner.

Like my current avatar...

originally posted by: iamthevirus
a reply to: andy06shake

I'm a Scanner.

Like my current avatar...

I am a Sinner.

Like my ancestors.

As for this AI stuff, it is getting better than the days of ELIZA. I still don't give a computer much hope when its power cable is pulled. As for digging through that data and finding those connections, Blackrock and Vanguard are out in front for now.

a reply to: kwakakev

lol

Sometime I'm like Jak Deth in Trancers and I can identify tranced individuals with my scanning abilities.

a reply to: iamthevirus

I ain't trans here. 100% male in this body.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: iamthevirus

I hear what I read, it's like the voices inside my head

Yeh, that might explain a lot really.

Anyhoo you still look at the words and read them before you think them in your head, it's called "Subvocalisation".

There is however no sound involved unless you are moving your lips.

So technically you don't hear the words read but think them.

Don't be such a killjoy, see thing is for those of us who like to read they have already ascribed voices to the individuals they interact with or whose thoughts they've read so the subvocalization already has a distinct tone.

a reply to: kwakakev

It's the little things like notice how I didn't use the word "the" when typing/saying (see the thing is for those) in my previous post.

I omitted the word, improper but efficient and very much in line with the way I actually speak.

Everyone does it, there are dozens of nuances... That's why some make me suspicious.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Don't be such a killjoy

I can identify tranced individuals with my scanning abilities.

You are getting into the grey zone on this one. There is a lot to human nature, seeing all of it colors is a start. So if you should turn up in one of my dreams one night, what representation works for you?

originally posted by: kwakakev
a reply to: iamthevirus

Don't be such a killjoy

I can identify tranced individuals with my scanning abilities.

You are getting into the grey zone on this one. There is a lot to human nature, seeing all of it colors is a start. So if you should turn up in one of my dreams one night, what representation works for you?

Nah... It's like music.

I like many have had lessons at an early age, then later on when I began having g favote musicians/guitarists/drummers ect that when they would make an appearance in another band and playing song which they didn't write one could still pick out their favorite guitarist/drummer because of their distinctness.

That about as simple as I can put it...

Btw I'll be starting online scanner workshop soon, prices will be $199.95 for the first four courses... I'll inbox ya that PayPal link here shortly.

a reply to: kwakakev

Of course if you want to skip the workshop and just gain access to a list of usernames who are actually the same people on ATS that'll be a one-time payment of $500 USD.

a reply to: iamthevirus

If you're reading say books to children, or even in the likes of English class, you're kind of obligated to ascribe voices to the characters.

As to writing forcing people to be expressive, I suppose it would depend on the individual and what they were writing.

a reply to: iamthevirus

that'll be a one-time payment of $500 USD.

Virginia, I get it. See you on the other side. I guess I would like like a tree to start.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Your enjoyment is your own concern iamthevirus, im not killing it or even touching it.

Subvocalisation is what it is, how you inaudibly articulate speech matters little to anyone else but yourself.

What works for you may not necessarily work for other people.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Scanners was one of the greats.

I can remember watching that on Betamax or VHS when i was about 10 years old.