This is where @maiki microblogs, a digital scratchpad.
You (yes you) are encouraged to interact, argue, correct, emojify, or whatever, any message in this thread. It is for discussion, otherwise I would have kept it to myself.
Be bold! We will split off conversations as they become interesting.
There will be an phenomenon claimed for what it took for people to be tripped up by AI.
Every story I’ve heard where someone gives an earnest account of how they began to believe AI was sentient, it is when AI tech accomplished something that person was challenged by.
If any person has a point where this happens, it means if AI tech landed way farther along, it would activate everyone’s sense of “singularity”, but would be played out in media as a spectrum from least technical to most.
Meanwhile, AI tech is barely scratching the surface here. Yeah, it’s novel and trendy and hopefully useful. But most folks are just awaiting a confirmation “we’ve gone too far”.
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