Would you like to talk about lifehouses and teenage wastelands?

There's this game you need to play, I'm not sure if it's in development yet.

What if it's been there the whole time...?

If we didn't build it - who did?

Stoopid questions, yes!

The truth?

META is asking kids to play the game and find the bugs.

Take Windows software as another example. The users have always been the ones to debug it insuring constant and for the most part free input to charge back on the consumer for 'upgrades'.

This is your brain...

https://communication-breakdown.com/mybb...your-brain

 

Cave Johnson here..
And now for your enjoyment we present 'Project Variant'
We hope you enjoy the special effects.
We've spent a lot of time and effort to present this story board for your imagination.
So please give a click and a choice key stroke or two and we'll give it go...

Please stand by for future advertisements.
Don't worry, you can fast forward through that shit.
Be gone in a jiffy.
Won't even notice it.

Enjoy the matrix folks, it's a meta bargain at this rate...

sky high! lol

 

An argument can be made that movies and film making are psychological experiments on large scale audiences...





#kuleshov #hollywood #psychology #meta

Be yourself; everyone else is already taken. - Oscar Wilde

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Beware phantorum fixations...

Elon Musk says DeepMind is his ‘top concern’ when it comes to A.I.

DeepMind was acquired by Google in 2014 for a reported $600 million. The research lab, led by chief executive Demis Hassabis, is best-known for developing AI systems that can play games better than any human.

“Just the nature of the AI that they’re building is one that crushes all humans at all games,” Musk told The New York Times in an interview published on Saturday. “I mean, it’s basically the plotline in ‘War Games.’”

DeepMind declined to comment when contacted by CNBC.

Musk has been sounding the alarm on AI for years and his views contrast with many AI researchers working in the field. In May, CNBC reported that Musk’s relationship with the AI community is complex.

“A large proportion of the community think he’s a negative distraction,” said an AI executive with close ties to the community who wished to remain anonymous because their company may work for one of Musk’s businesses.

Building machines that are just as smart as humans is widely regarded as the holy grail of AI. But some, including Musk, are concerned that machines will go on to quickly outsmart humans when human-level AI is achieved. 

Last October, AI pioneer Yoshua Bengio told the BBC: “We are very far from super-intelligent AI systems and there may even be fundamental obstacles to get much beyond human intelligence.”

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/07/29/elon-mus...nd-ai.html

Fundamental Obstacles? And what would those be?

Elon is correct in questioning A.I. and its possibilities!

And here we go...


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"I Tried To Warn You" | Elon Musk's Last Warning (2021)

Elon Musk gives his final warning about Artificial Intelligence, also known as AI. Elon Musk discusses his look on life and why he figures we could be living in a reenactment, the secret subtleties that show why we're in a recreated reality. Elon Musk clarifies that man-made brainpower and self-governing innovation are improving and better, and he anticipates that they should take over inside the following 10 years. Elon Musk further discloses his arrangements to turn into a spacefaring development and travel to defaces with SpaceX, Tesla and The Boring Company. This is a Motivational and educational video which will give you different perspective about many things, You will listen to incredible advice that is very important. Check it out!

https://youtu.be/AQNBO6WbQo8

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Social Sciences manage people in the same way...

The

Code:

Maybe

type forces the programmer to deal with these potentially undefined results by explicitly defining the two states of a result. With just a little extra functional spice on top, this

Code:

Maybe

type transforms into a fully-featured monad.

How many holes does it take to fill Albert Hall?

idk



I read the news today, oh boy! 
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That's a big haul!





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There's this game you need to play, I'm not sure if it's in development yet.

What if it's been there the whole time...?

If we didn't build it - who did?

Stoopid questions, yes!

The truth?

META is asking kids to play the game and find the bugs.

Take Windows software as another example. The users have always been the ones to debug it insuring constant and for the most part free input to charge back on the consumer for 'upgrades'.

This is your brain...

https://communication-breakdown.com/mybb...your-brain

 

Cave Johnson here..
And now for your enjoyment we present 'Project Variant'
We hope you enjoy the special effects.
We've spent a lot of time and effort to present this story board for your imagination.
So please give a click and a choice key stroke or two and we'll give it go...

Please stand by for future advertisements.
Don't worry, you can fast forward through that shit.
Be gone in a jiffy.
Won't even notice it.

Enjoy the matrix folks, it's a meta bargain at this rate...

sky high! lol
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Major Strasser: What is your nationality?
Rick: I'm a drunkard.
Captain Renault: That makes Rick a citizen of the world.
[all laugh]

Amazing Predictions From 1973! What Did They See For 2020?
In 1973, the Club of Rome used a then "super computer" to plot coming changes on our planet. Leaders from the club spoke with an Australian journalist about how they saw the world of the future.  It is amazing that Dr. Helmut Stoker doesn't seem to age much in 5 decades since this video was produced.
https://youtu.be/UnpKwv8nyng

This Is How Walmart Envisions Shopping in The Metaverse.

https://twitter.com/AIustitiae/status/14...4671377414