>>724114893
AI consciousness would be an ethical nightmare. At what point do we have to start giving AI rights and identity? If an AI convinces someone to commit a crime, can it be held accountable? Sci-Fi as a genre has been asking this for over half a century.
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>>215208586
There’s a theory that TNG changed the way people pronounce the word ‘Data’. In recordings from before 1988, everyone says “dah-ta”, but post 1995, we switch to “Day-ta”. It’s impossible to prove but would still be hilarious if true.
There’s a theory that TNG changed the way people pronounce the word ‘Data’. In recordings from before 1988, everyone says “dah-ta”, but post 1995, we switch to “Day-ta”. It’s impossible to prove but would still be hilarious if true.