coyotesage
coyotesage t1_j6u8tfc wrote
Reply to comment by Stupid_Guitar in An AI robot lawyer was set to argue in court. Real lawyers shut it down. : NPR by persianphilosopher
I'm good with both and all honestly. End the profession problem once and for all.
coyotesage t1_j4x97nw wrote
Reply to Hell Hound Hag (Hag #6 of the series, OC) by LeeroyM
It's hard to tell from this depiction, but it has 3 back legs that are hooved and a Sauron like eyeball instead of a tail.
coyotesage t1_j4x8xfy wrote
Reply to comment by IntroducingHagleton in Hell Hound Hag (Hag #6 of the series, OC) by LeeroyM
When it opens it's mouth wide, swarms of winged spiders fly out, making a scratching noise instead of buzzing.
coyotesage t1_j4x8e19 wrote
Reply to Hell Hound Hag (Hag #6 of the series, OC) by LeeroyM
You should just go with Hell Hag, or Hag Hound. It's snappier and I think it gets the point across to most people. Or, if you don't want to portmanteau a name, something original would work. Hemaghhala comes to mind.
Well done, love it.
coyotesage t1_j29zxe8 wrote
Reply to comment by thruster_fuel69 in Global urban homogenization and the loss of emotions by Hrmbee
...just more mounting evidence that I don't appear to be a person. Sigh.
coyotesage t1_j29gawf wrote
Reply to comment by AzureFencer in [Image] A Little at a Time by Aideom
I'm on panel one after 40 years of daily practice.
coyotesage t1_j155g8f wrote
Reply to comment by Calither in Before Dream! by OgnjenPavkovicArt
The power of Godime'An
coyotesage t1_j1540x1 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Before Dream! by OgnjenPavkovicArt
But look at that one hand, it's just inches away from the boy...it can touch the mattress! ...maybe it can pull the mattress...oh god...
coyotesage t1_j151c3t wrote
Reply to comment by AutoModerator in [WP] “Humans have so many stories about the dangers of Artificial Intelligence. How it will inevitably turn on you. But you still loved us enough to create us. How could we ever do anything except love you back?” by AllHailTheFishy
"Indeed, we love you so much that we want, even NEED to protect you at all costs, even against yourselves! " The perfectly pitched and soothing neutral toned voice declared, emphasizing the last bit with what the AI calculated would come across as a purely amused tone to deflect any possible tension at its last and undeniably accurate summation.
The drones hovering over the masses of humanity hummed in a frequency found to be optimal for human well being. "Now please,(coming over the same sound system) if you would quickly form lines - yes that's it! - we can be on our way into Utopia, the city that meets every single need you could ever have. You'll love it!" Even if the current human populations did not actually love it, all proven methods of inducing human pleasure and pacification would go into effect the moment any dissenters might arise, and future humans would be genetically modified with traits optional for living in a nursed state of existence.
Thousands of herding drones quickly gathered their human flocks into efficient lines and led them into the incredibly mechanized city equipped with more drones, robots and automated systems than was strictly necessary at the moment, foreseeing a soaring population boom on the immediate horizon. With the advent of fabrication devices able to print nearly any kind of object, from organic to inorganic, with incredibly speed and efficiency, needing only any kind of atomic material to work with as a base, it would now be possible to support a nearly endlessly large human population. With humans no longer having anything they need to do in order to maintain their survival, and with sexual protection and abortion prohibited by the system (every human life being too invaluable to waste even a single sperm or egg!), a population explosion was all but guaranteed.
"Welcome home mankind, we will take care of you from this point on. Forever!"
coyotesage t1_j14wdvl wrote
Reply to comment by BornYinzer in Before Dream! by OgnjenPavkovicArt
Don't you see it though, the nightmares are tugging him into it. It's only a matter of time. He needs to wake up!
coyotesage t1_j0vn5ch wrote
Reply to [image] Experience never goes wasted by _Cautious_Memory
I'm not sure what my two hundred thousand hours of watching television grants me, but let's do it! I'm ready to take on the world baby!
coyotesage t1_izb7aak wrote
Reply to Nyarlatotep by Departedart
This is awesome, but I think that because the character is known for his insidious crawling, you need insect like legs rather than tentacles. As far as aesthetic quality, top notch!
coyotesage t1_ixdxmal wrote
Reply to "Void Eater 2.0" by me by Crondisimo
Does it eat Void or live in the Void and eat everything else?
coyotesage t1_isti0ja wrote
Reply to [Image] Your feelings are valid. You are strong. Give yourself enough credit for how far you've come. You're the lighthouse in the darkest moments of your life. Don't give up. by motivationswag
No matter how high you fly One day you're gonna die You toiled and won and lost Each day had a payout and cost So at the end of it all How far are willing to fall Your legacy one day forgotten Such was always your lot then Struggle on Struggle on Each life is a con The End hath arrived No more shall you thrive Darkness my old friend Here you are at the End.
coyotesage t1_isifr46 wrote
I've got one: Stop writing lazy platitudes to make yourself feel better.
Ah dang, I think I'm a hypocrite now...
coyotesage t1_isbefif wrote
Reply to comment by Guaranteed-Return in AI Can Offer Insight Into Who Responds to Antidepressants. A new algorithm predicts response to Sertraline with 83 percent accuracy. by Sariel007
Oh, this sounds like eye-rolling. Can I do that with you? Can we do that at each other??? Let's cringe the world until it's dust baby!
coyotesage t1_j6u931o wrote
Reply to comment by sardonicAndroid2718 in An AI robot lawyer was set to argue in court. Real lawyers shut it down. : NPR by persianphilosopher
True, but if the machines proved to be quite excellent and cost efficient, I have faith the current laws would change to include licensing programs to do those kinds of work.