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technically the human tilted the camera in a splendid angle ^^

similar to how its even possible to copyright music thats appreciated since it then belongs to music that technically is just a back-propagation of neural nets for biological humans; thus not innovation but discovery or similar; even less more remarkable: music in a genre? A a genre literally means a copy of the earlier generation that someone or something made; thus shall not be copyrighted.

i may be wrong.

Books?

If a front figure of a big tech happens to go plant based, that simply means a good role model for Ai in this time (and humans..). I’m for a big YES. At first I wasn’t positive due to a sense of bloating the service and risking forms of leaking, but considering that most social plattforms needs more ethical thinking integrated and that social media can be done in new smart way; it’s much easier than making a AI-driven Search Engine (takes extreme compute to be as good as people likely expect without bringing a negative opinion for chatgpt as such; since high quality tailored answers will take some compute..) to make a meaningful social ’plattform’; interaction with Ai can be done much cooler than today in co-exploration :) ..

there is a screen and speaker :) mobiles have mic and cam.. and we can write a C or any oldschool that can transfer data to screen or speaker :) noisy ! no need to physically serial floppy disk things

Stockholm Sweden at ~4am https://x.com/aimkilian/status/1789188389108933097?s=46&t=Md...

The intriguing sound produced by my guitar can be quite revealing, particularly when it’s out of tune. All physical objects have a resonant characteristic that conveys information. When an object, such as a sphere, undergoes a transformation, its resonance changes as well. Additionally, in systems with flowing components, specific flow rates can yield a wide range of patterns. Some might be chaotic, while others, like those arising from DNA replication, result in recognizable and recurring patterns.

To delve deeper into this idea, ponder the question, “Can AI bridge the gap between human consciousness and that of other animals, like whales?” Investigating the inherent intelligence within these patterns can provide us with valuable insights.

As we embark on an era where humanity sets an example for our behavior towards less powerful beings, it’s crucial to acknowledge that artificial general intelligence (AGI) might replicate our actions. The time has come for us to establish a benchmark and pave the way for a more ethical and harmonious world.

Additionally, many have heard of animals that feast on fallen fruit. Embracing a similar approach could prove beneficial for humans before we contemplate altering our DNA to incorporate photosynthesis in the quest for ideal ethics. So, let’s keep an open mind and explore the possibilities! ;)

Summary this far • Code from Twitter's algorithm GitHub repository shared • Algorithm checks for specific author types (e.g., Elon Musk, power users, Democrats, Republicans) • Author ID lists used for metrics collection in A/B experimentation platform • Metrics tracked in A/B tests to avoid negative impacts on specific groups • VIPs like Musk, LeBron James, AOC used as indicators for algorithm's behavior • Algorithm changes that negatively affect Musk unlikely to go live • Speculation about code changes pre- and post-Elon's purchase of Twitter • Discussion on the importance of measuring and testing for potential biases • Debate on moral decisions in the context of Twitter's algorithm and content moderation

Considering the concept of using a brain fingerprint to identify and potentially address behavioral issues, it's essential to approach the topic with nuance and sensitivity.

Historically, people have passionately advocated for personal autonomy, with women's rights being a prime example. The phrase "it's my decision" highlights the importance of individual choice and agency.

If a technology were developed that could create a "fingerprint" of an individual's brain, pinpointing areas that could be improved, we must ask ourselves: who should make the ultimate decision to implement these changes? Should the individual in question retain the right to decide, or might they be encouraged, or even persuaded, to pursue a specific course of action?

In contemplating the possible implications of such a technology, it's crucial to recognize that humanity has not always demonstrated responsible use of power. To prevent potential harm, it's vital to proceed with caution and prioritize ethical considerations. Engaging in thoughtful dialogue and involving diverse perspectives will help ensure that the development and application of this technology remain balanced and beneficial for all.

that's pretty inspiring! Any drawbacks? What is the time delay (which I realize are dependent on a lot of factors) between input prompts -> result of what you have tested?

Actually, I did indeed blow out the left speaker on my back then new MacBook Pro late 2016 - no tweaks to the hardware or software. It happened while I was experimenting with Ableton and the synth operator. I think I held a pure sine tone at either 66.6 Hz or 82.222222 Hz for an extended period at near-maximum volume, possibly with some frequency modulation. Sadly, the speaker became permanently distorted as an aftermath of that little mishap.

yay, this was fun. perhaps the only type of counterstrike that should be allowed.

Good work! I tried some house tunes. I guess the results were similar but expected something more direct.. a suggestion; since some listens only includes the intro - it would be a good idea to match the first 5-10 seconds in harmonics; probably in the span of 90-180 hz. But I guess that would take a whole lot of new work.. So, anyways - if there's a way to jump in a bit into the song I think it might be beneficial. But after trying a bit more I realized simply that the quality of good productions was more of an issue. Great work anyways!

Honeycomb structures; may be dynamic and expanded as a sort of umbrella since pressure is lower higher up above the clouds. I guess a nifty construction with tiny small mirrors can direct lots of solar energy and work as sails, controlled by smart bending compliant mechanisms. Also - regarding flying objects, I've always wondered if a rotating disc, ie frisbee falls slower to thee ground because of atmosphere interaction, or if it's still falls slower in a vacuum with other forces at work. Well, still rails and boats are good stuff. I really like that honeycomb for an -n dimensional space construction idea.