WHY DID SHE SAY THIS IN 2004
>>288906479Masamune Shirow has been complaining about excessive reliance on AIs since the 80s. The show was just following his style.
>>288906479>ai as a concept didnt exist until 2023
Watch Metropolis (1927) to really blow your mind.
>>288907161I doubt it's impossible to completely outclass humans with technology, it's just really foolish and pointless to do so. Tools are supposed to serve humans, creating tools that serve themselves shows we have intellectually regressed since ancient times, even though we've amassed knowledge.
>>288906479And Metal Gear Solid 2 came out in 2001, I don't know, some people just a magical ability to predict the future.
>>288906479Actually she says that in 2032.
>>288907487AI existed before the flood
>>288907606Yeah, the arcane art of simulating an idea to its logical conclusion. I guess it must seem like magic to double digit IQs.
>>288907672was the Golem an AI?
>>288907606>I don't know, some people just a magical ability to predict the futureIt's called predictive programming and it's done by people in the know. The general idea is that having ideas and themes planted into your subconscious mind and ready for operational use at any time. The only way to guard against such vile intrusions is to set up a filter between your unconscious mind and your conscious mind and have every thought run through it. The side effect being that you can quickly realise that most of your thoughts don't come from yourself. That being said, it's imperative to know that you're not in the driver seat most of the time.
>>288907927>predictive programmingPeak midwit
>>288907927its called a hyperstition and by writing about these things we will them into reality.
>>288908088Will I meet a 1000 year old slutty mesugaki lolibaba fox godess if I write about her?
>>288908088Writing itself is an arcane art. Humans originally speak things into existence. Reading something affects you but speaking something affects everything around you. It's an entirely different topic but longstoryrshorty speaking and writing are both very dangerous which is why throughout history regardless of ages and epochs libraries have been consistently destroyed and people who utter secrets are usually killed.
>>288907593I think its basically from the perspective that 'generation' can only make a product that is equal or less than the creator. Shirow loved his religious philosophy and that is classic Platonism.
>>288906479any automated system has inherit security gaps, many which are not obvious but once discovered can be catasrophic. a security system creates its own failure, essentially. it's just a question of finding it
Dune warned about machines doing your thinking in the 70s
>>288908123You'll meat a picture of her.
>>288909309Dude gets his warnings from sci-fi books lol, how about wisdoms from 4chan posts while you're at it.
>>288909426>*taps le sign*
the reason we could predict ai shitting itself is the same reason ai is shitting itself - thinking has rules, it is a predictable, physical phenomenon, not magic. you do the same process and reach the same conclusion. like "great minds think alike" except "minds of the same capacity think alike". paradigm shifts are necessary for some ideas, but the concept of an AI is way older, so once you have that you already deterministically reach all conclusions given enough thinking/computing.
>>288909522So what you're saying is that we need to borrow more money?
>>288906479Why did he say this in the '80s?
>Real human brain tissue and lab-grown neurons are actively being used for computing in an emerging field known as "wetware" or biological computingYou little babies here itt
>>288909816Should I watch Psycho Pass? I'm 40 and I only watch scifi and political fiction military anime.
>>288910149You need to watch Puniru Slime. It is literally made for 40 year olds with good tastes. I'm being as genuine as I possibly can when I say this.
people wrote about robots before electricity
>>288910149>I'm 40Why?
>>288906479Because AI have to work within parameters and can't conceptualize a mouth chewing through the wall.
>>288910703The Jewish Golem tale is literally about a Jewish scientist making a magic Robot that turned on him. Frankenstein was a cyborg.
>>288909309The Church Fathers were warning about these things when Rome still existed. There has always been a fear of allowing technology too much control over our lives is a very old concept. People were bitching about the creation of written language making men soft and making men mechanical and less adventurous.
>>288906479mass naked child events
>>288910703People have always understood the existence of electricity and energy they just weren't able to fully grasp what it was.Sorry I just find this topic fascinating. We have always been aware there was energy floating in the air and that mechanical processes like steam and wheels could be used to produce energy that could be harnessed. We simply didn't have the means or even reason to harness it like we have now.The need for computing and automation has more to do with the scale of our economy and the need for faster and more accurate computing power. Funny enough the Computer predates the harnessing of electricity by decades if not centuries. There is a very interesting possibility some based retard went "OH FUCK! COPPER WIRES!!! ATTACHED TO WATER WHEELS!" Back in the Bronze Age.
>>288906479>OH MY SKIBIDI THIS FR COOKED ONG
>>288913498this but unironically
>>288913498chopped
>>288907673there's very little logical about the kind of dystopian fantasies that people screech about with regards to AI thoughbeit
>>288908088Roko's basilisk.
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>>288906479Muskrats btfoSo glad spacex is flopping
>>288906479I fucking hate you newfaggot zoomers so much it's unbelievable. Guess what, I used my first chatbot before 2004 too. Fucking crazy isn't it. Retard.>>288910194I hope this isn't a shitpost, I'm intrigued
>>288911982Static electricity was understood in at least an observational/functional respect since antiquity, and arguably mechanical computation goes back that far as well.Likewise, there were steam automata in the ancient world, like the engine of Hero of Alexandria
>>288918571Chill out unc you might pull a nerve spazzing so hard
>>288907672truth.they are just trying to recreate what was once lostand pervert it along the way
>>288907995Considering Batman can pull a lot of crap using a similar idea...
>>288910149Everyone hypes it up like its the best thing since slice bread. Personally to me its like a childish take on sci-fi and the "sci-fi" setting itself is very underwhelming. I had to remember long after watching it that it was sci-fi.
>>288906479WHY DID HE SAY THIS IN 2012
>>288909715>I'm made of metal>my circuits gleam>I am perpetual>I keep the country clean
>>288922301i understood that reference
