I’m fine if they eat chicken fill a or buying a Cyber Truck, if they spend the same amount of time (using minimum wage as a scale) on community: mentoring trans kids, feeding homeless people, building shelter, changing diapers for the elderly, etc.
IMO if you do community service full time for a couple of years it grants you an entitlement for a douchebag car.
Local ML models can do a lot of good stuff like TTS, document categorization, IPCam facial recognition, image/video caption, etc., all without sending your data to big tech, and they use less power than active AAA gaming.
We hate AI because the big tech tries to unconsensually insert it into our lives, use our personal data, and destroy city grid to train extra large models.
Sounds like an easy lawsuit. Record the entire stay, test different variables like a hair dryer, candle, fan, soldering smoke, medical equipment like nebulizer, steamer, etc. If they fine you, simply find a lawyer and request a $5M settlement fee. Boom, early retirement.
Idk I’m leaning towards the idea that it’s mathematically inevitable.
No matter what societal structure you have, if your ultimate goal is to become type 3 civilization, you want to grow efficiently with scale. The only way to do this is by using templates/cookie cutters/removing individuality/ authoritarian. This inevitably leads to ignoring natural habitats and laying out your mass-produced factory lines.
Also because of entropy, this kind of system will inevitably be destroyed. And power vacuum, new faction swarm in, the cycle repeats.
Life is just an entropy machine created by entropy after all…
Well, I doubt it will work. We already see what’s going to happen after UnitedHealth. The investors are suing the company for not meeting the profit targets after the killing. Plus, there are always opportunists who would be willing to take that risk and get a couple million dollars.
Kindly remind that CEOs are just scapegoats and replaceable. They answer to the private equity and institutional shareholders. Which is largely behind the scenes as designed.
Tbh if we market it as a designer healthy drink and target to top 1%, we probably would admonish the concept of gender in no time.