Star Trek predicted AI and we didn't even notice, when I say we i mean the public, obviously stackers saw it a mile off right? Right?!
Remember on the show, they had a system 'Computer' they tapped their lapel and asked it anything
We all watched that as kids and wondered when it would become a reality
Get the tinfoil out, was it all a blueprint!?Get the tinfoil out, was it all a blueprint!?
Everytime we ask chatgpt to word an email to our fiat mine leader, Gene Rodenberry is smiling and saying 'make it so'
Star Trek didn’t predict AI, it made it feel normal to generations of kids to imagine talking to a computer and getting an answer back
On a slightly different tangent, I remember back in the 80s there was a TV show about futuristic stuff and there was a wife in the kitchen washing up...correct lol and the husband driving home from work, and they were having a live video to video chat
I was like, this is bullshit! There's no way this can work, total Hollywood nonsense, I was adamant this could never be a reality
Then frickin facetime, whatsapp, skype
And that's 40 years of the information age, which arguably was at the foot of the curve, we went from phoneboxes to ai, where will 2080 be!!
I could literally go all philosophical here but I'll refrain lol 😆I could literally go all philosophical here but I'll refrain lol 😆
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For those at the back, you know who you are, yes we know you don't use AI, this was more a generic post about the wider public, go back to your ip address hidden fortress/anti government lair and sleep safe knowing Anthropic hasn't decoded your entire life from your keylogger prompts
I just wanted the goddam tricorder. That thing was the space swiss army knife...
I too think it's a self-fulfilling prophecy. Skynet awaits.
Or maybe hal 9000 aswell 🤔
You mean they aren't malfunctioning? Can I have your LLM please? Mine sucks. Just this morning it sent me on a wild goose chase because I got tired of w3c website browsing to read if there's news regarding some crypto primitives in browsers. Took me more time to find out I was hallucinated to than clicking through the web archive for a month.