artist in the singularity "evals spelled backwards is slave"

Austin, TX
Joined February 2021
Cocteau twins maxxing today – at Austin, TX
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No. As was said before this is far beyond a domesticated spieces now, who likely won't need to dirty their hands anyway
When white collar gets gutted people are going to assume they behave the same way their lower IQ unemployed counterparts do and that is far from the case. The modern economy has been built around channeling medium-agency high-intellect individuals into institutionalized slop factories that tamper their innate instincts and the second that construct crumbles you get the Russian and French Revolutions or the Meiji Restoration. The problem with unemployed intelligent people is they can manipulate their less intelligent conspirators and marshal resources in a way that you would never see in the slums of Chicago. The only solution is to convince them they are A. Better off than they were before and B. They are better off than the rest of the world. Anything less and you are playing with societal fire.
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Pops worked for Cisco -ex mother-inlaw elementary school teacher thought he was serving slop trucks
Replying to @daviddashcoby
When people are talking about Cisco slop they're talking about pre-made shit that gets yeeted into an oven or fryer or sauces poured directly from cans/bags into saucepans
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Gives me anxiety to think about instances dealing w this
it's funny how many people seem to think we're still in the era of crafted artisanal prompt engineering. like nah gang, the current state of the art in prompting tech is to build rapport by having conversations with your AIs while being a decent human being.
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I love this the most
this is going to sound illegal but how do I get claude to talk with chatgpt
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Lowered my p(doom) bc the swarm chaser has jokes
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"At some point, stopping may be appropriate, but that requires government to achieve at global scale" the quiet part quiet
Replying to @cwarzel
I don’t find the criticism unfair tbh. It would have been the wrong call to stop at say gpt 5, and even now I think proceeding, albeit more slowly, will be net positive. At some point, stopping may be appropriate, but that requires government to achieve at global scale.
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AI capex is going to continue growing very rapidly, and will soon be many trillions of dollars per year. Ultimately tens of trillions per year. It’s funny how far outside the mainstream consensus this forecast is
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Replying to @kettukaa
there's no way you can tell me "sacrifice... we'll honor" isn't a fucking hype line
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Things of note
What does this post actually mean? 📼
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yeah probably
Replying to @Phil_Lewis_
They are trying to collect before these people are never employed again thanks to ai
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This was in situational awareness wasn't it? Conceptually what im imagining how deep the hole goes, eventually, two doesnt seem.. heuristically cohesive
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Trying to get good w god
JUST IN: United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby calls for a national wealth tax & inheritance taxes “close to 100%” for the ultra-wealthy.
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Or oneshotted by a heroic dose one of the two
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Into AI ? OoK whos your favorite swarm chaser?
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Is soooo fucking funny. I looked, only a few digital artists follow the artists who are doing important work w models. I was surprised. Its like Dryhurst and 113 and 1 or two others
Replying to @TimSweeneyEpic
I understand, we're both trying to offer guidance to the next generation. The thing is, speaking as an artist, we've been force fed NFT's, metaverse, blockchain and now AI. Let these things naturally take its course, they'll find their place (or not).
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Is there a long German word for people who dont believe others can be trusted with power bc they themselves would use any amount of power to oppress a population if they could
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Merci
I came to realize people liked the french #slopcore without having the lyrics 😅 sorry! So here is a version with english subtitles!
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Billionaire disempowerment
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There'll be enough constraint on human decision-making by agi to have a real effect on policy here
One fundamental problem I have with the idea of an AGI utopia is: if no human is needed anymore for labor, military service, etc, and a small number of humans own the “safe” “aligned” robots, why would they bother sharing any of the output with the rest of us?
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I get it. I really do. I know you didn't vote for it. None of us voted for much of any of this infact.
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