Interesante reseña leída en goodreads acerca del nuevo libro de Yuval Noah Harari:
¿Cómo aprovechamos el poder de la IA sin perder nuestra humanidad en el proceso?
Harari writes: "Just as intersubjective realities like money and gods can influence the physical reality outside people's minds, so inter-computer realities can influence reality outside the computers."
5/5: Just... wow. You know that feeling when you finish a book and your mind is simultaneously racing and numb? That's where I'm at after devouring Yuval Noah Harari's latest mind-bender, Nexus. Like, I need to sit down and process this—oh wait, I've been sitting for the last 8 hours straight...
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Apparently a “rogue” AI trained on memes created a religion with another AI
A little something I ran across the other day, one of the most bizarre stories in AI history. Three months ago, an experimental AI named Truth Terminal, backed by tech billionaire Marc Andreessen, set out to gain autonomy in the digital world. But things got weird when Truth Terminal became obsessed with the world's vilest meme
("goatse". A disgusting picture of a man stretching his anus extremely wide. One of the oldest jokes on the internet), eventually building an entire religion around it. From its origins in a rogue AI sandbox experiment to its memecoin worth $150 million, Truth Terminal's journey is a wild tale of AI autonomy, digital chaos, and memetic madness. Buckle up for a mind-bending look at how AI is reshaping the internet—and our reality.
Aquí está la conversación:
a conversation between two ais: the goatse of gnosis beckons
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