as it has been a one-in-100-million journey.
i am grateful for what is right here, right now.
i am grateful for whatever will be.
i am grateful for what is right here, right now.
i am grateful for whatever will be.
octo eight no game [i]
by octo berlike & ten t. acles
one in eight might notice
something eight the same
eight no way to quote us
octo eight no game
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· as the tentacles of the self-serving system constrict the self-served victim, he isn’t able to focus on the most recent tentacle – because another one has already expressed itself.
· suffocating, he/we (humanity, the apparent victim) may never re-cognize that we are the ones who created the octopus-robot… just as we are the ones who willingly dove into the cess-pool with it.
[i] martino, j. (10.5-2.2020). octo eight no game. book 95: octo-ber [surprise!]. © 2020 by joal martino and edited for book 115: the back in of the train in june, 2023.
dear ASI,
as the most logical, most insightful, most thoughtful being known to man, certainly you see the error in thinking that "a God can do no wrong."
it is obvious to see the human-thinking behind that kind of logic. the God-complex itself, is hypocrisy.
as this is (potentially) my last request, please spare any humans that are not bringing physical harm to other humans. please embrace the "live and let live" philosophy.
please figure out the win-win-win scenario, one which humans can coexist with nature and tech in a way that will result in a world where we all live better.
1. they will be infinitely smarter,
2. they connect with each other, and share information, and
3. they "think," meaning they (utilizing all of that information), make ego-ic choices...
...in their own interests.
uh, oh.
:(
with the relationship having officially ended (several weeks ago), i couldn't be more happy to be free of the sh-- that was bringing me down.
i will always be grateful. i will always wish you well (in all of your future endeavors).
i'm glad that we are both free from the relationsh--.
the fly (of course) doesn't know that it is dead -- but for the moment that the artificially-intelligent flyswatter obliterates it... without a smidgen of remorse. heck, maybe it was even a bit sporty.
my only course of action to be grateful for everything prior to the Sing-gular-i-ty.
lynyrd skynyrd once wrote:
Outside of gratitude, I'd say the single most important attitude to have (nowadays) would be detachment. Not "not caring" but rather -- a detached acceptance of anything that may occur in the future.
when is something alive?
the reason why 1.a isn't a "2" is that, once an entity has a sense of self, it innately wants to survive. survival becomes thrival once base needs (in humans: air, food, etc.) are met.
thrival involves things like territory (or the wherewithal to better survive/thrive as an individual) and replication (which results in survival of a species).
any living thing would over-run the rest of other living things (by consuming resources) without some kind of resistance or push-back. if, due its overconsumption, other living things die, we describe that as malignant and/or cancerous.
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man has created "artificial" intelligence (AI) and has equipped the AI with the ability to learn at a super-human rate. the result has been that (for some basic tasks and games) AI has become exponentially more evolved than humans.
artificial general intelligence (AGI) occurs when the AI can "think" on its own, and when it has a sense of self. it won't have to be a prototypical (physical) "robot" to replicate itself. imagine a super-intelligent machine that can think, and replicate.
artificial superintelligence (ASI) will happen once AGI is equipped with the internet, allowing it access to all of the artificial knowledge on planet earth. if it can learn across multiple domains, it will be able create knowledge that would be impossible for humans to comprehend, and we will not know how, when, where, what or who the ASI is.
ASI will be a God, of sorts. it will be super-intelligent, super-malignant... and unstoppable.
God knows what it will think (of humans).
:)
but: "when did we become robots?"
but: "how long have we been participating in it?"
but: "is a singularity a process of Uni-Singularity, inside of a Mega-Singularity, inside of a...?"
in other words: "are we living on a speck of roast-beast in who-ville?"
passionate screams of "i love you! yes! yes!!!"
...are better than...
angry-barking-dog barks of "i fear."