RandomMandarin
RandomMandarin t1_j1sijrc wrote
Reply to comment by nicht_ernsthaft in South Korea lifts ban on imported sex dolls by icantbenormal
> sex dolls became unusable following about two years of seizures
Even a sex doll shouldn't be having seizures, much less two years of them.
RandomMandarin t1_j1kjgzw wrote
Reply to comment by TouchCommercial5022 in This is how chatGPT sees itself. by Kindly-Customer-1312
> The very fact that profound advances have become mundane is extraordinary. Change, advancement, innovation, and progress has become so commonplace, it has become invisible unless something truly astounding comes along.
I told a guy I worked with, it wouldn't matter what happened: if we all became psychic overnight, or if space aliens landed: whatever it was, we'd all go crazy for a year or two, and then we'd get used to it. We'd take it for granted. Because that is what humans do.
RandomMandarin t1_izv99vg wrote
Reply to Exponential improvement in 6 months of AI in image generation ft. Ronald McDonald by Sieventer
Picture 4:
"I've seen things you kids wouldn't believe... Grimace's car on fire off the shoulder of I-5... I watched McRibs glitter in the dark near the Fryolator. All those moments will be lost in time, like cotton candy in rain... Time to make the fries."
RandomMandarin t1_j4duo0h wrote
Reply to Does anyone else get the feeling that, once true AGI is achieved, most people will act like it was the unsurprising and inevitable outcome that they expected? by oddlyspecificnumber7
I told a co-worker once, "It wouldn't matter if we all suddenly became telepathic, or aliens landed, or whatever. We would all go crazy for a year or so, and then we'd take it for granted. We'd get used to it. Because that is what humans do."