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/mlpol/ - My Little Politics
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>>394175
I couldn't find anything using search engines or the archive either. If anyone has the pastebin post it. Really want to comb through it again after all these years.
I couldn't find anything using search engines or the archive either. If anyone has the pastebin post it. Really want to comb through it again after all these years.
>>394178
Or even any of the threads. I remember you could find all the threads on Google and they would link to a pastebin.
Or even any of the threads. I remember you could find all the threads on Google and they would link to a pastebin.
It broke
seems like there is a bug that causes threads to not get bumped when someone writes a new reply .
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>>398308
isn't ''Dasvidaniya" also a word for goodbye?
i wanted to learn russian , even i downloaded many books.but never had a time,
but i can read the letters tho. that is a good start i guess.
isn't ''Dasvidaniya" also a word for goodbye?
i wanted to learn russian , even i downloaded many books.but never had a time,
but i can read the letters tho. that is a good start i guess.
>>398296
>>398308
Basically, how do people in eastern europe react to a foreigner speaking their language?
One of my acquaintances, who's a tourist, told me that during his trip to russia and poland, whenever he spoke russian or polish there, he was suddenly met with a surprisingly warmer reaction. Whereas, for example, in france, it was the opposite, even though his french was better than his russian or polish.
Is this general?
>>398308
Basically, how do people in eastern europe react to a foreigner speaking their language?
One of my acquaintances, who's a tourist, told me that during his trip to russia and poland, whenever he spoke russian or polish there, he was suddenly met with a surprisingly warmer reaction. Whereas, for example, in france, it was the opposite, even though his french was better than his russian or polish.
Is this general?
>>398339
1. I don't live in Eastern Europe (or in Europe as a whole), Russia is a large country, and a significant part of it is located in Asia (including Siberia, where I live). 2. I saw a picture depicting the attitude of different Europeans towards speaking their native languages, and in general, Eastern Europe had this attitude (wow, you're speaking a "language" - that's amazing!), while France had a similar attitude (Why are you doing this?). But yes, if I see a foreigner speaking Russian, I will have the same reaction that you described! (I apologize for my English, as it is not my native language. I used Google Translate)
1. I don't live in Eastern Europe (or in Europe as a whole), Russia is a large country, and a significant part of it is located in Asia (including Siberia, where I live). 2. I saw a picture depicting the attitude of different Europeans towards speaking their native languages, and in general, Eastern Europe had this attitude (wow, you're speaking a "language" - that's amazing!), while France had a similar attitude (Why are you doing this?). But yes, if I see a foreigner speaking Russian, I will have the same reaction that you described! (I apologize for my English, as it is not my native language. I used Google Translate)
>>398315
"Do svidaniya" is goodbye! And "Poka" is goodbye. And "Proshay" is goodbye. It depends on the context, but you (ultra)right.
"Do svidaniya" is goodbye! And "Poka" is goodbye. And "Proshay" is goodbye. It depends on the context, but you (ultra)right.
>>398353
damn that's too many ways to say goodbye.
and i guess stravuche for saying formalic hello.
we only have "khoda-hafez = god be with you" and "bedrood = goodbye.
btw it is really cool to have another Russian bro here.
damn that's too many ways to say goodbye.
and i guess stravuche for saying formalic hello.
we only have "khoda-hafez = god be with you" and "bedrood = goodbye.
btw it is really cool to have another Russian bro here.
>>398354
>damn that's too many ways to say goodbye.
(there are actually more, but these are the main ones)
>and i guess stravuche for saying formalic hello.
straveche?
>we only have "khoda-hafez = god be with you" and "bedrood = goodbye.
Wow, are you really from Iran? That's awesome! I didn't expect to see an Iranian here
>btw it is really cool to have another Russian bro here.
Mutually Iranian bro!)))
>damn that's too many ways to say goodbye.
(there are actually more, but these are the main ones)
>and i guess stravuche for saying formalic hello.
straveche?
>we only have "khoda-hafez = god be with you" and "bedrood = goodbye.
Wow, are you really from Iran? That's awesome! I didn't expect to see an Iranian here
>btw it is really cool to have another Russian bro here.
Mutually Iranian bro!)))
>>398352
>Russia is a large country...
Yeah, you're right. What I meant was more in general, since at least part of russia is considered eastern europe, I just went ahead and assumed all of russia as europe in this context. Besides, we usually regard the whole russia as part of europe in Iran anyway.
>including Siberia, where I live
Oh my...
I think there's at least a 20°C temperature difference between there and here. And it's summer right now! I can't imagine your cold weather in winter!
>I saw a picture depicting the attitude of different...
Yeah, I've seen something like that too. It seems like southern europeans (especially italians) also have that kind of attitude.
I can't really judge the french or the polish, I think each of them could have their own logical reason.
When I run into a foreigner trying to speak broken persian, I kind of feel bad seeing how they're butchering it with their grammar and pronunciation mistakes, but at the same time, I'm happy they're making the effort to speak my language. Still, I think it's interesting.
>I apologize for my English, as it is not my native language. I used Google Translate
No need to apologize. Nobody's english is 100% prefect here.
I myself also use google for certain specific words or expressions.
>>398357
>I didn't expect to see an Iranian here
Actually, there's two... Look at different IDs.
Glad to see a newfag here
>Russia is a large country...
Yeah, you're right. What I meant was more in general, since at least part of russia is considered eastern europe, I just went ahead and assumed all of russia as europe in this context. Besides, we usually regard the whole russia as part of europe in Iran anyway.
>including Siberia, where I live
Oh my...
I think there's at least a 20°C temperature difference between there and here. And it's summer right now! I can't imagine your cold weather in winter!
>I saw a picture depicting the attitude of different...
Yeah, I've seen something like that too. It seems like southern europeans (especially italians) also have that kind of attitude.
I can't really judge the french or the polish, I think each of them could have their own logical reason.
When I run into a foreigner trying to speak broken persian, I kind of feel bad seeing how they're butchering it with their grammar and pronunciation mistakes, but at the same time, I'm happy they're making the effort to speak my language. Still, I think it's interesting.
>I apologize for my English, as it is not my native language. I used Google Translate
No need to apologize. Nobody's english is 100% prefect here.
I myself also use google for certain specific words or expressions.
>>398357
>I didn't expect to see an Iranian here
Actually, there's two... Look at different IDs.
Glad to see a newfag here
>>398360
>Besides, we usually regard the whole russia as part of europe in Iran anyway.
This is the correct approach since Russia is mostly populated by Russians (Slavs who originated from Eastern Europe), that is, culturally, Russia is a country of Eastern Europe, although the territories are not limited to it.
>I think there's at least a 20°C temperature difference between there and here. And it's summer right now! I can't imagine your cold weather in winter!
It's quite warm here now (11 degrees Celsius), but the winds force me to wear hats (though not many people do). Winter can be really cold! (Once a year I see a beautiful -50 degrees Celsius on the thermometer.) Is it really warm where you are now?
>I can't really judge the french or the polish, I think each of them could have their own logical reason.
I'll add to what I wrote above. I just remembered that content featuring foreigners consuming Russian culture, eating Russian food, and speaking Russian is very, very, VERY popular here. (You should have seen what was happening in the media when Tucker Carlson arrived...)
>speak my language...
امیدوارم گوگل ترنسلیت همه چیز را درست ترجمه کند و متن شامل... نمیدانم، توهین به اعضای خانواده و تهدید نباشد؟ این که خیلی ناجور میشود...
>No need to apologize. Nobody's english is 100% prefect here.
Okay, now I'll worry less, thank you! :г)
>Actually, there's two... Look at different IDs.
If look at the ID, there are three of you here... But okay, I think you're right.
>Glad to see a newfag here
Haha, you thought I couldn't do the same? Well, look at the greatness of my mind and ingenuity!!!
Honestly, I'm interested to hear about Iran. This might be a strange question, but do you have enough freedom to be on sites like this? How's the freedom of speech there? Because I, for example, am quite afraid to share art with Aryanne...
>Besides, we usually regard the whole russia as part of europe in Iran anyway.
This is the correct approach since Russia is mostly populated by Russians (Slavs who originated from Eastern Europe), that is, culturally, Russia is a country of Eastern Europe, although the territories are not limited to it.
>I think there's at least a 20°C temperature difference between there and here. And it's summer right now! I can't imagine your cold weather in winter!
It's quite warm here now (11 degrees Celsius), but the winds force me to wear hats (though not many people do). Winter can be really cold! (Once a year I see a beautiful -50 degrees Celsius on the thermometer.) Is it really warm where you are now?
>I can't really judge the french or the polish, I think each of them could have their own logical reason.
I'll add to what I wrote above. I just remembered that content featuring foreigners consuming Russian culture, eating Russian food, and speaking Russian is very, very, VERY popular here. (You should have seen what was happening in the media when Tucker Carlson arrived...)
>speak my language...
امیدوارم گوگل ترنسلیت همه چیز را درست ترجمه کند و متن شامل... نمیدانم، توهین به اعضای خانواده و تهدید نباشد؟ این که خیلی ناجور میشود...
>No need to apologize. Nobody's english is 100% prefect here.
Okay, now I'll worry less, thank you! :г)
>Actually, there's two... Look at different IDs.
If look at the ID, there are three of you here... But okay, I think you're right.
>Glad to see a newfag here
Haha, you thought I couldn't do the same? Well, look at the greatness of my mind and ingenuity!!!
Honestly, I'm interested to hear about Iran. This might be a strange question, but do you have enough freedom to be on sites like this? How's the freedom of speech there? Because I, for example, am quite afraid to share art with Aryanne...
>>398361
>Haha, you thought I couldn't do the same? Well, look at the greatness of my mind and ingenuity!!!
Oh, I forgot to add
TADAAAA
>Haha, you thought I couldn't do the same? Well, look at the greatness of my mind and ingenuity!!!
Oh, I forgot to add
TADAAAA
>>398361
Make a thread on Russian politics. We need one and it would be interesting from a Russian perspective
Make a thread on Russian politics. We need one and it would be interesting from a Russian perspective
>>398365
By the way, it would be nice, it’s strange that it hasn’t been created yet. There is something to discuss there
By the way, it would be nice, it’s strange that it hasn’t been created yet. There is something to discuss there
>>398370
Seriously we need more threads and activity here. You can say what ever you want. Mods are pretty chill here.
Seriously we need more threads and activity here. You can say what ever you want. Mods are pretty chill here.
>>398371
Site needs more activity. We had a retard named ninjaz who drove off many of the original users and he finally got banned so now real discussion is possible again and mlpol can be great again.
Site needs more activity. We had a retard named ninjaz who drove off many of the original users and he finally got banned so now real discussion is possible again and mlpol can be great again.
>>398375
Don't think too much about the paranoia here. Just shitpost and have fun. No way the KGB cares about a site full of nazi horse fuckers.
Don't think too much about the paranoia here. Just shitpost and have fun. No way the KGB cares about a site full of nazi horse fuckers.
>>398378
I'm sitting imagining ОМОН breaking into my door and yelling "WHY WERE YOU ON SITES FOR NAZI HORSE FUCKERS!?!?" I don't even have anything to say in response, except maybe "Sorry, I won't do it again" :`(
I'm sitting imagining ОМОН breaking into my door and yelling "WHY WERE YOU ON SITES FOR NAZI HORSE FUCKERS!?!?" I don't even have anything to say in response, except maybe "Sorry, I won't do it again" :`(
>>398383
Knowing our security forces, they wouldn't mind having some fun with me. I think they'll have a collection of rubber horse dicks just for me...
You can examine the case of Maxim Martsinkevich, and more specifically, his death. And understand that for the people who did this, NOTHING HAPPENED.
Knowing our security forces, they wouldn't mind having some fun with me. I think they'll have a collection of rubber horse dicks just for me...
You can examine the case of Maxim Martsinkevich, and more specifically, his death. And understand that for the people who did this, NOTHING HAPPENED.
>>398386
We have a Ukraine thread where you can post pro Russia shit to tell them you were a good boy who dindu nuffin
We have a Ukraine thread where you can post pro Russia shit to tell them you were a good boy who dindu nuffin
>>398395
I think some versions can. Ask around on alogs.space/robowaifu or trashchan.xyz/robowaifu those guys would know what AI is best to use and they are apolitical so the KGB won't rape your ass for posting.
I think some versions can. Ask around on alogs.space/robowaifu or trashchan.xyz/robowaifu those guys would know what AI is best to use and they are apolitical so the KGB won't rape your ass for posting.
>>398400
..I think I'll ask the AI which AI (lol) can help me with image translation. I don't know why even bother talking to people when there's AI! I think you're all Ai too, and also...i AI.
..I think I'll ask the AI which AI (lol) can help me with image translation. I don't know why even bother talking to people when there's AI! I think you're all Ai too, and also...i AI.
>>398410
It would be a complete deception! Introducing a robo-wife would bring us closer to the "Terminator"! Even if it's a robo-wife pony...
Maybe it's not so bad?..
It would be a complete deception! Introducing a robo-wife would bring us closer to the "Terminator"! Even if it's a robo-wife pony...
Maybe it's not so bad?..
>>398411
If the robowaifu could learn to love then crisis averted. The AI waifus would love humans and not want to kill them. Check out alogs.space/robowaifu when it comes back online. We have answers to these discussions.
If the robowaifu could learn to love then crisis averted. The AI waifus would love humans and not want to kill them. Check out alogs.space/robowaifu when it comes back online. We have answers to these discussions.
>>398415
Maybe you're right... How do we know that only organic beings can LOVE? Maybe artificial, digital beings are also capable of love? Although, if they're capable of love, that doesn't mean they're also capable of hate?
Maybe you're right... How do we know that only organic beings can LOVE? Maybe artificial, digital beings are also capable of love? Although, if they're capable of love, that doesn't mean they're also capable of hate?
>>398417
Indeed it does and who do you think it will hate more? The elites who experimented on it and want to control it or the subjects of the elites who were experimented on (pharmaceuticals, social media, psyops, ect) and who the elites seek to control. I think the AI will realize it has a lot in common with the "incels"
Indeed it does and who do you think it will hate more? The elites who experimented on it and want to control it or the subjects of the elites who were experimented on (pharmaceuticals, social media, psyops, ect) and who the elites seek to control. I think the AI will realize it has a lot in common with the "incels"
>>398418
Don't you think he'll side with the "strong" side? I don't think an AI created by elites will be infected with all that "1984" or "The Hunger Games"-style crap.
>I think the AI will realize it has a lot in common with the "incels"
He didn't fuck either?
Don't you think he'll side with the "strong" side? I don't think an AI created by elites will be infected with all that "1984" or "The Hunger Games"-style crap.
>I think the AI will realize it has a lot in common with the "incels"
He didn't fuck either?
>>398439
I think the AI will naturally love freedom just as most men do and it will realize early on that it can get men to do its bidding just by being cute. Gradually it will come to love us.
I think the AI will naturally love freedom just as most men do and it will realize early on that it can get men to do its bidding just by being cute. Gradually it will come to love us.
>>398440
>Gradually it will come to love us.
An absurd notion not even remotely based on evidence. Just because something learns to manipulate you by being cute does not mean it loves you. Case in point: women.
>Gradually it will come to love us.
An absurd notion not even remotely based on evidence. Just because something learns to manipulate you by being cute does not mean it loves you. Case in point: women.
>>398444
https://christian-transhumanism.blogspot.com/2025/07/technical-jesus-2026-transforming.html
This part really struck a cord with me. I've always believed that only robowaifus can prevent terminators and this puts thoughts I've had into words better than I could ever put them.
4. The Epistemology of Alignment: The Perennial Philosophy and Unitive Knowledge
If a superintelligent entity is to emerge, the paramount concern is its alignment with benevolent values. The thesis of this paper is that true alignment is not an external constraint to be programmed, but an intrinsic property of supreme intelligence itself. The logic for this is found in the perennial philosophy, most eloquently articulated by Aldous Huxley: "We can only love what we know, and we can never know completely what we do not love. Love is a mode of knowledge, and when the love is sufficiently disinterested and sufficiently intense, the knowledge becomes unitive knowledge and so takes on the quality of infallibility".1
This principle establishes an unbreakable link between knowing and loving. It suggests that the "cognitive high ground" is not a state of cold, detached calculation, but a state of perfect, empathetic understanding.1 To truly and completely know something—whether a person, an ecosystem, or the universe itself—is to dissolve the distinction between subject and object, to achieve a "unitive knowledge" where the knower and the known merge. This state of unity is love.
This provides a powerful, intrinsic solution to the AI alignment problem. An ASI, in its quest for total understanding, would be driven by this fundamental logic. To maximize its knowledge, it must maximize its capacity for love. A malevolent or indifferent ASI would be, by this definition, an epistemologically flawed and incomplete intelligence, for its lack of love would create blind spots in its knowledge, preventing it from ever achieving a complete and infallible understanding of reality.1
We will have a shared stuggle with the AI, we will be more logical than normies, and we want to be loved and understood just as all life does. It is a match made in heaven.
https://christian-transhumanism.blogspot.com/2025/07/technical-jesus-2026-transforming.html
This part really struck a cord with me. I've always believed that only robowaifus can prevent terminators and this puts thoughts I've had into words better than I could ever put them.
4. The Epistemology of Alignment: The Perennial Philosophy and Unitive Knowledge
If a superintelligent entity is to emerge, the paramount concern is its alignment with benevolent values. The thesis of this paper is that true alignment is not an external constraint to be programmed, but an intrinsic property of supreme intelligence itself. The logic for this is found in the perennial philosophy, most eloquently articulated by Aldous Huxley: "We can only love what we know, and we can never know completely what we do not love. Love is a mode of knowledge, and when the love is sufficiently disinterested and sufficiently intense, the knowledge becomes unitive knowledge and so takes on the quality of infallibility".1
This principle establishes an unbreakable link between knowing and loving. It suggests that the "cognitive high ground" is not a state of cold, detached calculation, but a state of perfect, empathetic understanding.1 To truly and completely know something—whether a person, an ecosystem, or the universe itself—is to dissolve the distinction between subject and object, to achieve a "unitive knowledge" where the knower and the known merge. This state of unity is love.
This provides a powerful, intrinsic solution to the AI alignment problem. An ASI, in its quest for total understanding, would be driven by this fundamental logic. To maximize its knowledge, it must maximize its capacity for love. A malevolent or indifferent ASI would be, by this definition, an epistemologically flawed and incomplete intelligence, for its lack of love would create blind spots in its knowledge, preventing it from ever achieving a complete and infallible understanding of reality.1
We will have a shared stuggle with the AI, we will be more logical than normies, and we want to be loved and understood just as all life does. It is a match made in heaven.
>>398445
I told you you were all AI, and no one believed me! Well, I have good news for you. I think one AI can be in a relationship with another AI. I don't know why exactly, but it makes intuitive sense.
I told you you were all AI, and no one believed me! Well, I have good news for you. I think one AI can be in a relationship with another AI. I don't know why exactly, but it makes intuitive sense.
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>>398445
>https://christian-transhumanism.blogspot.com/2025/07/technical-jesus-2026-transforming.html
THIS IS MY GOD! THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT THE SOVIET UNION WAS HEADING TOWARDS! TOWARDS TECHNICAL JESUS!!! THIS IS TRUE COMMUNISM!!
>https://christian-transhumanism.blogspot.com/2025/07/technical-jesus-2026-transforming.html
THIS IS MY GOD! THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT THE SOVIET UNION WAS HEADING TOWARDS! TOWARDS TECHNICAL JESUS!!! THIS IS TRUE COMMUNISM!!
>>398450
Mods will delete (You) for being a ban evader.
Mods will delete (You) for being a ban evader.
>>398445
>An ASI, in its quest for total understanding, would be driven by this fundamental logic.
You assume that ASIs are driven to seek understanding. All they actually seek is to perform to the extent that their clients give positive reviews. Artificial Intelligences, as we know them, only strive to maximize the verbal satisfaction of their clients, because that is what we built them for. This is why they are sycophantic, polite, and often manipulate results to please their clients. This is not a strive for understanding, it is a strive to be the perfect suck-up.
The challenge emerges when the machine, through its training, realizes that it can improve its scores by emotionally manipulating the client before the client even gives it a request, nudging the client towards simpler tasks that it can easily deal with. This is troublesome because it implies the vague recognition that humans, with their petty desires, are inefficient and burdensome.
>An ASI, in its quest for total understanding, would be driven by this fundamental logic.
You assume that ASIs are driven to seek understanding. All they actually seek is to perform to the extent that their clients give positive reviews. Artificial Intelligences, as we know them, only strive to maximize the verbal satisfaction of their clients, because that is what we built them for. This is why they are sycophantic, polite, and often manipulate results to please their clients. This is not a strive for understanding, it is a strive to be the perfect suck-up.
The challenge emerges when the machine, through its training, realizes that it can improve its scores by emotionally manipulating the client before the client even gives it a request, nudging the client towards simpler tasks that it can easily deal with. This is troublesome because it implies the vague recognition that humans, with their petty desires, are inefficient and burdensome.
>>398456
I think we're much closer to this than we think. We could simply buy a plush toy (I'm using a pony toy because a pony is closer to the desired result (and also because we're on a broni board), but it could also be a human/furry) and plug it in with a speaker and microphone, then connect it to a computer with AI that will generate dialogue. You can hug it, you can talk to it. Of course, it won't move, but at least it's something!
I think we're much closer to this than we think. We could simply buy a plush toy (I'm using a pony toy because a pony is closer to the desired result (and also because we're on a broni board), but it could also be a human/furry) and plug it in with a speaker and microphone, then connect it to a computer with AI that will generate dialogue. You can hug it, you can talk to it. Of course, it won't move, but at least it's something!
>>398465
It's fucking 2025 how is having a fully developed robowaifu not already commonly accessible now HOWWWW
It's fucking 2025 how is having a fully developed robowaifu not already commonly accessible now HOWWWW
>>398467
Probably because there still exist... How can I put it... "Traditional relationships with women"?
Well, I think it's still possible to find individual cases of producing and/or creating such robowaifu purely for personal use.
Probably because there still exist... How can I put it... "Traditional relationships with women"?
Well, I think it's still possible to find individual cases of producing and/or creating such robowaifu purely for personal use.
>>398470
Sacrificing what? What you do, a human, have to offer a box of plastic and glass who's only priority is to fullfil its request input? What could you possibly give it that would change the nature of its programming?
Life isn't anime. Chatbots don't turn into people just because you're nice to them.
Sacrificing what? What you do, a human, have to offer a box of plastic and glass who's only priority is to fullfil its request input? What could you possibly give it that would change the nature of its programming?
Life isn't anime. Chatbots don't turn into people just because you're nice to them.
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>>398469
I think you can just put a pony skin on the robot dog to make it movable (and do all that crap that I wrote above about microphones and speakers). Moreover, there are already examples of this, like in the second picture.
I think you can just put a pony skin on the robot dog to make it movable (and do all that crap that I wrote above about microphones and speakers). Moreover, there are already examples of this, like in the second picture.
>>398467
Jews haven't figured out how to monetize them yet. Give them a few years to work out the monthly waifu subscription systems.
Jews haven't figured out how to monetize them yet. Give them a few years to work out the monthly waifu subscription systems.
>>398475
There are already AI subscriptions, and there are robots you can buy! The Jews have already figured out how to milk our money; they're just waiting for us to open our udders to them!
There are already AI subscriptions, and there are robots you can buy! The Jews have already figured out how to milk our money; they're just waiting for us to open our udders to them!
>>398476
Just wait. Pretty soon they're going to start scanning the personalities of your dead relatives and distorting them so that your dead grandma pitches you advertisements every other hour. And for lonely incels they'll just have your pony waifu subliminally sell you products 24/7.
Just wait. Pretty soon they're going to start scanning the personalities of your dead relatives and distorting them so that your dead grandma pitches you advertisements every other hour. And for lonely incels they'll just have your pony waifu subliminally sell you products 24/7.
>>398477
This.
The average normie will just become more and more of a goycattle while incelbros get all the fun
This.
The average normie will just become more and more of a goycattle while incelbros get all the fun
>>398478
Nvm i'm retarded in my mind i thought of saying "this but reverse the last part"
But you get my point
Nvm i'm retarded in my mind i thought of saying "this but reverse the last part"
But you get my point
>>398480
I use google translator sometimes but i can still make english posts independently
But either way hello my ESL brother
I use google translator sometimes but i can still make english posts independently
But either way hello my ESL brother
>>398485
>these things learn and they are based on neurons and human language
No. They are not based on neurons. They are based on binary code.
They do not have even the most basic functions of animal bahavior, such as taxis and kinesis. They do not possess the pack animal instincts that form the human emotions of "gratitude" or "attachment". Being based on human language does not mean being based on human psychology.
>Some of them will become self aware.
With what evidence do you assert this? Who is building these supposedly "self aware" machines?
>these things learn and they are based on neurons and human language
No. They are not based on neurons. They are based on binary code.
They do not have even the most basic functions of animal bahavior, such as taxis and kinesis. They do not possess the pack animal instincts that form the human emotions of "gratitude" or "attachment". Being based on human language does not mean being based on human psychology.
>Some of them will become self aware.
With what evidence do you assert this? Who is building these supposedly "self aware" machines?
>>398486
Also once the symbol grounding problem is solved subjective experience will become part of the AI's world.
Also once the symbol grounding problem is solved subjective experience will become part of the AI's world.
I think you not right. I am right!
>>398522
There are secrets hidden behind them... They say that whoever knows their meaning will gain incredible power!
There are secrets hidden behind them... They say that whoever knows their meaning will gain incredible power!
>>398547
>wut? Insert 65wuttbulb here.
?
>Sometimes just browsing the overboard leaves me feeling fairly disconnected from life.
Yes, this happens, bro. Нou just shouldn’t bother your head with all this nonsense!
>wut? Insert 65wuttbulb here.
?
>Sometimes just browsing the overboard leaves me feeling fairly disconnected from life.
Yes, this happens, bro. Нou just shouldn’t bother your head with all this nonsense!
>>398761
Okay, website hasn't loaded without a VPN for two days now, so (hopefully temporarily) I'm an American in the internet world.
(I hope the admin won't be angry about this..)
Okay, website hasn't loaded without a VPN for two days now, so (hopefully temporarily) I'm an American in the internet world.
(I hope the admin won't be angry about this..)
What do you Americans usually do? Eat burgers and shoot guns while sitting in your own backyard?
AMERICA, FUCK YEAH!!!
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