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>AI supports piracy
You misunderstand.
AI IS PIRACY!
It cannot function without stealing huge amounts of data illegally
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>"most fast and break things" ~ Meta's motto
is a coded message that means
>when technology moves faster than the law can react, you get to break the law
They know exactly what the fuck they're doing. Their so aware of it they make it their company's slogan.
is a coded message that means
>when technology moves faster than the law can react, you get to break the law
They know exactly what the fuck they're doing. Their so aware of it they make it their company's slogan.
How many times can human civilization collapse, before entering a catastrophic decline that will be almost impossible to climb back from?
Since the few decades we've had nuclear weapons, we have almost committed nuclear annihilation several times.
In a long enough time period, even within just a couple of centuries, the probability of a nuclear Holocaust happening becomes 1.
>we will move to mars.
Please, spare me with marvel capeshit fantasies.
Even after a supervolcano, meteorite, ozone layer destruction and nuclear catastrophe, the Earth remains thousands of times more suited for human habitation than space.
Besides, if we send our monkey species to space, where a single small mistake can end everyone's lives, do you think that would be stable at all?
I recommend capeshitters watch the film Aniara (since they can't be assed with studying real science other than popcorn fantasies that have more in common with harry potter than real science and the reality of our universe).
Since the few decades we've had nuclear weapons, we have almost committed nuclear annihilation several times.
In a long enough time period, even within just a couple of centuries, the probability of a nuclear Holocaust happening becomes 1.
>we will move to mars.
Please, spare me with marvel capeshit fantasies.
Even after a supervolcano, meteorite, ozone layer destruction and nuclear catastrophe, the Earth remains thousands of times more suited for human habitation than space.
Besides, if we send our monkey species to space, where a single small mistake can end everyone's lives, do you think that would be stable at all?
I recommend capeshitters watch the film Aniara (since they can't be assed with studying real science other than popcorn fantasies that have more in common with harry potter than real science and the reality of our universe).