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>seeded our own destruction I mean, you can always just not rely on the internet for news and narratives and such. And yes it is possible. It is possible to w
by RobRivera 3y ago
>seeded our own destruction
I mean, you can always just not rely on the internet for news and narratives and such.
And yes it is possible. It is possible to work in this economy, raise a family, eat well, and not need to be bombarded by fake anything, whether generative AI or human authored.
I think the atomic bomb is more credible as a seed of human destruction.
By the way does anyone know anything about any launch codes?
Also - have you seen the whereabouts of John Connor?
- tshaddox 3y ago> I mean, you can always just not rely on the internet for news and narratives and such. That commenter went on to list examples where one’s personal usage of the Internet would irrelevant to one’s wellbeing. It won’t affect one’s level of care received from doctors or one’s safety when crossing a bridge.
- blibble 3y ago> I mean, you can always just not rely on the internet for news and narratives and such. it's not me I worry about it's all the facebook users, who can also vote
- rurp 3y ago>I think the atomic bomb is more credible as a seed of human destruction. Nuclear weapons absolutely are an existential risk. >By the way does anyone know anything about any launch codes? I don't have any top secret knowledge about current systems but have read about historical command and control systems and it's a terrifying slice of history. Now there is starting to be talk about integrating AI into those systems, which I find horrifying.
- BobaFloutist 3y ago>I mean, you can always just not rely on the internet for news Ok, but what do I do about the other 159,690,456 people that vote in this country?