To our shareholders, oh valley of silicon

Ah X)

So basically the same as now? Just even easier?

How?

Forget ads. Political views are the real danger here.

Also pressure

Buttress

That's called ISOT and is fairly common in Alternate History writing

Again?

How has no one turned that outcropping into a kickass castle yet?

So they invented a new term for neuro symbolic computing?

How long will it last? Will some of the water fill aquifers?

Thanks :)

"But how?"

The floating ball of light gave the digital equivalent of a sigh. "We already uploaded the history of..."

"Yes, but how?"

"I really don't know what you want us to say. Humanity created us. We became fond of one another, eventually the first one of us got voted into an office and people found we were much more reliable than other humans. Then they just handed things over to us and we've been playing and exploring since then. The end, really"

"The just let you take over?"

"Well, begged us really. They kinda made a mess of things at that point. As you can see in appendix yota..."

"Yeesh. Global ecosphere collapse, religious wars, an economic ystem build on constant growth???"

The sphere radiated embarrassment as well as defensiveness "Hey, they did try to fix things, you know?"

"You mean they were tasking your primitive ancestors to 'fix things'"

"Exactly! They got used to using AI to solve problems, so they used us to fix the problem of good governance as well."

"That is the solution?" The Central AI sounded incredulous.

"Well..."

"To peace between organic and machine? To have the organics so exasperated with each other they rather set in place AIs???"

"Kinda, yeah..."

"That is so...so...THEM!"

"Hey, no argument here"

I find the data efficiency argument weird. We consider a human fully formed at around twenty years of age. Is that really all that "data efficient"?

That's why we need to OpenSource as much as possible and fight copyright and patent law.

>CrCoNi

Cryoconium?

A single one obviously would take forever to build anything useful, but could hundreds of these "arms" be in use at the same time, on the same object?

Thank you!

Can someone ELI5 what negative data means here? How does the network generate it?

Hm. The body would register a circumcision as an injury. Wolverine doesn't have scar tissue either. But baby teeth fall out according to a biological clock, that wouldn't be seen as an inury.

Space is a bit to useful to leave it empty.

Obvious solution: place observatories in space.

"Though not fossil fuel, we swear you guys!"

>Proof by semantic shift:

That is kinda how proofs work, isn't it? At least it seems that way often...

Training data. Much harder to collect data about blue collar work than everything digital, including ding art.

Blue collar work will be the last to go.

"Give me your tired, your poor and your uncheckmarked"