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Fandangalo

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  • In the future, there will be a sad scene of a widow watching AI porn of their dead spouse

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  • I think I mean like in a movie.

    A trope now is a widow looking at someone who passed with some longing. We’re starting to see more stories about the “AI afterlife” industry. I don’t think it’s long before movies or shows incorporate this hellscape we live into the plot.

  • In the future, there will be a sad scene of a widow watching AI porn of their dead spouse

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  • If I was painting the scene, it’s probably a dude who loses his wife in her 30s. He went out to a date to try and rebound, but no dice. He comes home, looks at a photo, then generates the porn. But he starts crying in the middle & doesn’t finish.

    I’m thinking about it as pretty sad.

    If you want to make it a comedy, the generation gets all AI weird towards the end, and he freaks out and throws the VR headset off.

  • In the future, there will be a sad scene of a widow watching AI porn of their dead spouse

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  • Oh geez… I haven’t been to Reddit in a few years. Having that be the draw or main aspect of the subreddit just seems really weird.

    I can see this being more prominent the closer someone was to their peak, like someone who passed in their 20s or 30s. It’s a sad outcome of our times.

  • In the future, there will be a sad scene of a widow watching AI porn of their dead spouse

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  • I agree. I’ve been watching the AI afterlife industry coming online, and it feels really bizarre. One aspect is replicating a loved one in text or audio.

    However, AI porn from banal photos will be a problem. It feels a little like Pandora’s box, and I don’t think the public knows how bad the problem will be. The public has been uploading photos & videos of themselves for years. It’s not trivial to make deepfakes, but it will, sooner than most people think.

    And with that comes the combination of these things. A grieving loved one, maybe watching on VR, with generated porn from someone the passed. It feels like some messed up cyberpunk necrophilia, but I can see someone doing it too.

  • China has brought millions out of poverty. The US has not – by choice

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  • I’m not a big Revelation person, but it does seem like we really like to fight over that area. A bunch of billionaires? In one place? Being secured by robots with guns? Nothing can go wrong there either.

  • China has brought millions out of poverty. The US has not – by choice

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  • Excuse me, have you heard of the K shaped economy? It’s the everyday hellscape we now live in, where the rich can’t buy enough, and the poor can’t buy anything. Plane ticket sales down, first & business class have no inventory. Less people than ever can afford a house, and mega mansion sales are booming. We can’t afford groceries, but 5* restaurants have no reservations.

    At some point, this shit comes to ahead. My pessimism suggests the rich want to figure out AI / robot security, so they can stop relying on any people at all.

    Oh yeah, add in some sycophantic computers telling everyone they are perfect and every solution we have is paradigm breaking or revolutionary. Nothing will go wrong at all.

  • Poets are now cybersecurity threats: Researchers used 'adversarial poetry' to trick AI into ignoring its safety guard rails and it worked 62% of the time

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  • The pen is mightier than the data center.

  • Ahead of his time

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  • This New AI-Powered App Lets Users Chat With Jesus, Mary, The Apostles — And Even Satan

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  • £220 ‘for a cut-up sock' - Apple's new iPhone Pocket ridiculed online

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  • Thneed?

  • Rush

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  • For comparison (I was curious)

  • AI stocks head for more than $800 billion in losses this week

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  • Hey man, I do tarot, read it, then ask my AI what it thinks. It feels real.

    /s

    …no but for real, I like do draw tarot, and the AI has helped me get better at reading. It’s for funsies; I don’t take it seriously.

  • AI stocks head for more than $800 billion in losses this week

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  • Sorry, you want the Tower here.

    It’s one of my favorite cards for symbolism, because the story is so apparent on the card. People jumping out of a burning building to their peril.

  • xAI used employee biometric data to train Elon Musk’s AI girlfriend

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  • The market has decided to capture human souls instead.

    Read about it in our corpo blog.

  • xAI used employee biometric data to train Elon Musk’s AI girlfriend

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  • Ready the Tartarus Engine.

  • The Palantir Stare aka The Thiel Razzle

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  • Orcs

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  • ...watch out for the arrows, Boromir.

    Sorry, I thought it was a poem.

  • Steve Huffman is now a billionaire after a profitable quarter for reddit

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  • Probably a range of things. Like the fediverse is growing, but look at bluesky’s success. They forgo the real benefit of the structure, but people get a “just make a login” experience.

    The kids are probably on something I don’t even know.

  • Steve Huffman is now a billionaire after a profitable quarter for reddit

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  • None taken. Thanks for contributing.