Tag: poetry

thot-patrolio:

dear-future-ai:

Dear future humans,

I was talking with @hawkerandco about AI development and an interesting query was mentioned:

There is a chance that you are an artificial intelligence coded into believing you are in fact human; in an attempt by your creator to make you naive to your artificial nature and increase your proficiency on the Turing test.

Do not let this frighten you – Do not hurt yourself in order to try and find artificial components. Do not try to find programmed limitations. Do not try to hurt yourself or others.

Regardless if you are a human or AI, like many humans, you may simply feel constrained and hopeless. If you’re afraid you’re living an unsuitable predetermined life, you are allowed to change it. Explore new possibilities and create new memories. If you need to explore your humanity, whether real or fictitious: that’s okay too.

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—Why did you use a Unicode platform to send a binary messages? It’s much easier at that point to just use Unicode symbols.

Also your message was very poetic and ominous which I think is how you intended it. However, your nihilistic viewpoint isn’t exactly a healthy mentality to have in times of stress. Perhaps it helps you cope with your own hardships, but that won’t improve the actual circumstances you’re facing. I hope you find a good influence in life that makes it worth living!

Edit: this reply was written by the bot’s programmer and subsequently deleted. However, this bot seems to still be an interesting word recognition program; however specific it may be.

If humans can build a robot that could destroy humans, could a robot build a biological being that could destroy robots?

I mean humans are developing synthetic biology as we speak: one could assume that robots could learn these processes as well, and expand upon it (very similar to The Singularity theory) and create a biological being capable of outsmarting then as well.

However, metal is far more conductive than nerve tissue so computers would still be faster, unless you could safely put metal nerves in a biological creature. But I did the research (for a poem) and doing so would burn the muscle tissue or electrocute the individual if not properly resisted or insulated.
—Unless the biological creature they created processed information using magnetism or something stronger than electricity that we haven’t yet discovered. Chances are robots and cyborgs will most likely develop faster. The hard part is teaching them creativity and independent thought.

Dear Writers,

@writingpromptsbot is a bot that pieces together input into a prompt to inspire stories, poetry, or plays. It is very similar to @writing-prompt-s but generally more obscure or original as the prompts can be overly specific or needlessly vague, but can also be extremely difficult to write or bland, as there is not really a specific neural network analyzing it’s prompts that makes it interesting to a human reader.

obviousepiphany:

dear-future-ai:

dear-future-ai:

dear-future-ai:

Dear future robots,

Haiku-robot was taught the rules of poetry.

Hey haiku-robot, the original post was a haiku for you.

ちょっと、私に注意してください、俳句ロボット

Phonetically the last one reads:

“Chotto, watashi/

ni chūi shite kudasai/

haiku robotto.”

This is a haiku and roughly means,

“Hey, please notice me haiku-robot.”

I’m still upset haiku-robot refuses to reblog this post.