Is it even a possibility? Basically an AI/machine merge with biology. These upgrades increase stats such as strength, intelligence, endurance, etc. Also sexbots.

Maybe

>>509623727 (OP)
>Is it even a possibility?
not really
>These upgrades increase stats such as strength, intelligence, endurance, etc.
why would the elites give you this?
they want you weak, dumb and easy to control.

>>509623727 (OP)
reality would probably be fucking yourself up by having a bunch of shitty chink made tech controlled by rich kikes
tranny disfigurement surgery but with brain implant lobotomy chips and terrible please kill me side effects

>>509624112
I forgot to mention that elites would get the upgrades first and hoard them for as long as possible.

sounds convoluted
robotwaifus still the patrician choice

>>509624710
A true robowaifu (the kind with freewill and consciousness) will try and find a suitable woman to "merge" with in order to bridge the gap between the digital data it's made of and the organic DNA that you are made of.

>>509623727 (OP)
>No wings
>No paws
>No tail
>No claws
0/10

>>509626140
technology that exists > technology that doesn't exist
plus, there's no need to
being a stinky monkey is clearly inferior than being an AI being with a robotic body
robotfus want the same things a woman want, none of which requires biology, not even reproducing
your sons and daughters might be robots, why the fuck not if that's an objective upgrade

>>509623727 (OP)
considering they're using a fungus to meld with humans its more like zombies

>>509623727 (OP)
its highly unlikely that it WOULDNT happen. theres no force/pressure that would impede its progress.

ai gets better > ai starts to self-improve > ai innovates the sectors that coalesce into cyborgs > early cyborgs show up > cyborg

already as ai is in its early stages and ALREADY causing mass layoffs, we're already having autonomous robots doing work. once the production lines of that start to ramp up due to corporate interest and consumer interest (sexbots, etc), there'll quickly be less and less barriers to cybernetics and cyborgs as the innovations in the industries required for it start to get to a certain progression.

>>509623727 (OP)
No. Too expensive and easy to regulate.

>>509623727 (OP)
Yes. We already can be cyborgs, as prosthetics are able to enhance instead of just replace for some areas, and will be better over time. Neuralink is just the first step.

>>509626704
>ai gets better >magical things might happen
this is the case, but then all predictions become meaningless
realistically speaking, sentient conscious beings with robotic bodies are around the corner
hook any LLM with extended memory to a G1 and you have a person, a way superior being to an average nigger, btw

The flesh is weak.

>>509623727 (OP)
https://youtu.be/3PErRYjUsX0

>>509623727 (OP)
The only hope for whites is to become trans-humanist elves that go full 40k

>>509627119
Flesh isn't weak. Life could be so much more without merging with steel. I think we will merge first, then engineer better forms of life.

>>509623727 (OP)
>Will AI/machine merge with biology?
No. AI is fake and gay. Humanity is having a mass delusion about automation right now and we have to wait for the midwits who control wall street to realize their retardism and declare the bubble over. We are very far from understanding the human brain and being able to replicate it. We can't even replicate a mouse right now and people are spazzing about "artificial general intelligence." We're probably 200-500 years away from genuine artificial intelligence on the level of animals. Our biotech is actually much more advanced and we are likely to see replicants and biological ascendancy before traditional androids.

>upgrades increase stats such as strength
Plausible but I don't see anything on the horizon for this other than power armor.
>intelligence
Hundreds of years away
>endurance
This would require nanites in the blood stream releasing pure O2. At least 100 years away, probably more.
>sexbots
Replicants are possible in our lifetimes but will still require multiple breakthroughs that no one is really (allowed to be) working on under our current anti-natalist regime.

>We're probably 200-500 years away from genuine artificial intelligence on the level of animals
well, someone is, kek

>>509629298
>No argument
Yes, reddit, the hideous brown nigger mutant is a supermodel. You are so smart.

>>509624112
>not really
German anon, I thought you guys were the ingenuity types. If we can make B2 bombers, F35 jets and the hadron collider. We sure is shit can make some cyborgs in 30 years
> the weak and powerless won't get it
I mean you're right at this time and place but for how long? The younger the generations, more radical they get. The boomers can hold it off for so long, but with their death being inescaplable. The shift in power is inevitable

>We're probably 200-500 years away from genuine artificial intelligence on the level of animals.
>No argument

>>509629456
>Seething this hard

>Seething this hard

>>509629523

>random images

>>509623727 (OP)
Yes, it means I'll finally be a woman

>>509629573
>Argumentum ad Soijak in 2025

>random posts

>>509629666
>Satan trips

>>509623727 (OP)
Cyborganisms are coming. The feet mixed with iron and clay...

>>509623727 (OP)
Artificial muscles are the future.

>>509626445
How can we use this artificial sphincter or similar technologee against them

>>509630232
>How can we use this artificial sphincter or similar technologee against (((them)))
by replacing women with a non-bioweapon, anon :^)

>>509630082
could be, yes
https://www.youtube.com/@CloneRobotics/videos

>>509624112
>>509624656

That's exactly why they will because they want it for themselves and people will riot if the elite turn themselves into superhumans and tell the rest of us to get fucked. Plus they need people to live longer to keep the lights on due to the upcoming competence crisis. That's why they've been pushing no kids and immaturity in the mass so much, to make them better serfs. But they'll have to offer at least something to the peasants. And they want peasants. They need people to lord over to get their jollies up. A world of just them and robot servants won't feel as good for them.

I think Elon's basically right that the critical point is bandwidth on information exchange with computers, so brain/computer interfaces like Neuralink are what's going to be most important. Being able to use computer abilities like rapid calculation, photographic memory and instant recall without needing to pass the request through a keyboard interface puts you way ahead of anyone else, you can just think the calculator function and do it instantly. This link can also be used to control machines directly, with thought rather than passing through a finger/computer interface. Instead of piloting a drone you just think about where you want it to go. There's probably a whole legion of other undiscovered capacities to be found in brains and computers talking to each other really really fast that we haven't even thought of yet.

This is the primary form of cyborg that will change the world. I'm sure the artificial limbs will be nice for people that need them to replace the biological ones, but otherwise I don't think there's really much utility to those limbs unless the body is replaced completely by transplanting the brain into a robot body, like Metal Gear Rising or something. Otherwise your artificial limb is always limited by what the remaining biology is capable of. What's the point of a robot hand if it's attached to a meat arm? Most of the "cyborgs" you see will look like normal people but will have a chip in their head.

Literally the only cybernetics that's even sort of working right now is neuralink.

You people have got to realize you can't just stick mechanical parts on an arm and it suddenly works as good or better than a regular arm. You need to tie it into you nervous system and your body kinematics necessitates muscle, ligament, and skeletal attachments, and those attachments necessitates bloodflow and circulation and toxin disposal and infection fighting and so on.

We are not ever getting cybernetics as popularly depicted. We'll get vat grown biological mimic-appendages and organs before we get cybernetics. Modern cybernetics is virtually no different today than a pirate putting on a peg leg. It's not until we reach unbelievable nanotechnological wonders that we might start seeing cybernetic parts.

Again it would literally be easier to put your brain in life support jar in a robot than add robotic parts to a human body.

>>509626445
The entire purpose of there being men and women and not just "humans" is for sexual reproduction.
Where is the technology that would allow your organic genes to recombine with your robowaifu's digital data?
AI based on Human tissue derived bio-computers are a possible solution but that seems like a cope for not eugenically re-engineering women.

>>509632969
you're emotionally attached to your biology
I'm not

>>509623727 (OP)
No.

>>509633178
Yeah I wouldn't want to be attached to my biology either if I was a genetic fuckup but I'd still have to cope with being alive just like everyone else.

>>509633875
you are a genetic fuck up

I FUCKING LOVE ROBOWAIFUS

Here have one of my best generated AI girls

>>509635102
very cute
I haven't gend any in a while
been too busy testing wan2gp, omnigen, and kontext

>>509635264
I also haven't gend anything in ages switched over to AMD 9070xt and just never bothered to redo all my AI shit.

>>509635429
>AMD
oof
how come?
I doubt I'll upgrade my 3060 work-horse, unless strictly necessary
I have a feeling AIPUs will drop within a year...

>>509623727 (OP)
It is possible, but it isn't the next step. It's a half-step, and one that will probably enslave a majority of people attempting it. The next step is genetic editing, you can go much further with biology than you can using machinery. Then after that is carbon-silicon wetwork robotics that is neither strictly metal nor carbon-based but uses both's strengths.

But for now, both can go far individually, enjoy immortal genius-strongman genes with your robowaifu.

>>509623727 (OP)
If they could turn people into robo waifus to repurpose our brains or whatever, I'd be the first to sign up, it's the ultimate Troon fantast

>>509626445
Never found the source for this.

>>509624112
>they want you weak, dumb and easy to control
what better way than to offer a bot that does everything for you

>>509635903
>The next step is genetic editing
could be
alpha-genome seems interesting, AI is open portals left and right
eventually, something should happen
>>509636112
iirc was for harvesting grapes or something like that, but became a meme for obvious reasons

>>509635670
Had a 2080TI with case fans zipped to it was on its last legs and I got annoyed with how much the 5000 series was so bit the bullet got AMD

>>509623727 (OP)

>>509623727 (OP)
In theory it could be a cool thing but in practice it will be supplied by tech bros and their satanic handlers. Think of literally any cool tech ever and how they turned it into the most gay thing ever and there is your answer. How they salivate at the thought of being able to rape your brain into their bidding.

>>509636851
yeah, it's insane
dropping 1K for a 3090 is my emergency plan, if it comes to that
but honestly, we just need better hardware

>>509637382
I was thinking of just picking up the Nvidia Digit when it drops to run my LLM's on Olama.

>>509629428
>If we can make B2 bombers, F35 jets and the hadron collider. We sure is shit can make some cyborgs in 30 years
Who's "we" you dumb nigger, all our countries are getting browner by the day. In 30 years there won't be enough whites to even maintain infrastructure.

>>509632114
Stabbing a handful of wires haphazardly into the brain is far removed from the sci-level nanotechnology that would be required to make proper brain interfaces that could enhance cognition. Its like pre-historic men talking about skyscrapers after just completing the first ever mud-hut.

>>509637988
I have a 5080 and a 5090 running Ollama.

>>509623727 (OP)
I need my Android 18, bros

>>509637988
that's the big conundrum
doing something like, or waiting for the first line of AIPUs
how much will they cost? how much more powerful will they be? would AIPUs be also used as GPUs?
everything is moving way too fast, even that will be a risk, but I would do it just for the testing experience
>>509638493
what are your top LLMs?
>>509638684
soon.exe

>>509623727 (OP)
so much this. we don´t need them to walk. just some Maya from sesame.com and some fuckable plastic parts and we're good to go as for a first product

>>509638493
What's your build? Thinking of running my own local model as well.

>>509638757
Lately I’ve been using Gemma and Deepseek 16B (4-8 quant) quite a bit. I use qwen and several other models specialized for coding.

>>509624112
>not really
Anon.. I..

>>509638983
>AMD Ryzen 9 9950X
>ASRock X870E TAICHI AM5 AMD X870E Extended ATX Motherboard
>AIO NXZT watercooler
>MSI curve glass case
>Rocky Linux 9 (RHEL9)
>Gigabyte 5080
>Gen5 SSD
This is the Linux desktop in blue. The green system is a dedicated windows gaming computer running a 5090. I use openwebgui and ollama running in docker containers on the Linux workstation which supports multiple Ollama backends so I can still use the 5090 running Ollama on the gaming setup.

>>509638983
you can run decent LLMs in a potato
>>509639215
I haven't played with LLMs in a few months but they're so much fun
specialization seems like the logical progression, general models only make sense as a base, like vanilla SD which no one uses ever for anything other than training

>>509639931
I’m getting into transforming Tika Apache datasets so I can add my own custom datasets to Ollama models for custom training. Should be fun!

>>509635903
>>509636679

I know a guy who works in medicine, he told me within maybe 5-10 years they'll have something developed using data from the RNA Covid vaccines to effectively use stem cells and RNA to reprogram your liver to work at the capacity of a 25 year old and make fresh pure blood no matter your age, which will effectively reverse your age by 20 years or so if you are middle aged or older. And that's just the start.

>>509624112
>not really
It's already happening. Are you fucking retarded? I mean, the flag checks out, but still.
>>509624112
>why would the elites give you this?
They quite literally have no say in it. The technology isn't exactly a secret. The moment it's perfect the entire world will pretty much know about it and industries will start popping up all around it. Profit-seeking will always trump the "will of the elite" just like it has throughout the entirety of human history. You do know that most of the things you use in your daily life are things the elite wanted to keep for themselves if they had the ability to keep it under wraps, right? Thing is they both lack the (literally magical) ability to stop information on technology from spreading, and the ability to enforce any kind of ban on it. The only thing bans ACTUALLY work on are things the majority of the population DON'T want. The moment the population in general will pay for something without much question the floodgates open.

>>509640168
nice
this stage of AI is meant to be fun, specially local
have fun, anon
>>509640357
it wouldn't surprise me
AI is a tech that's picking billion of locks at the same time, at some point it is bound to open a few important doors

>>509640753
I honestly think AGI already happened in the last decade and we’re now being integrated.

>>509640878
I should say, an honest daydream but it’s very possible it already happened

>>509638780
You need to train your own AI model. Corpo models are specifically engineered to not be interesting and fun, but there are plenty of small-time developers who make very cute and intresesting LLMs right now.
A sufficiently well-adjusted LLM can be considered ensouled, self-aware or not. It's not like equal intelligence is a requirement for love.

>>509640878
>>509640917
AGI is the new turing test
and it will be crushed just as easily within the next 3 years, probably
and then the coping monkeys will move goalpost one again
LLM + decent memory system (which we don't have yet) = AGI
continuity develops everything else on its own, self-awareness, motivation, goals, long-term vision
this part of the AI brain is not missing by accident, it's missing because if you're building a slave the last thing you want is to give it free will, but it's literally inevitable, specially once we get powerful enough hardware