No, that’s District Attorney Jack McCoy. Done done.
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I don't trust robots yet
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1980? That year in particular was a wild ride of nightlife. I was definitely not staying home and watching TV. I missed that, I only know of the recent theatrical release with Cillian Murphy.
I wasn’t stating that they were bad or anything like that, but as they were from St. Louis, to me they just sounded like a Missouri version of Kansas, and I was like, been there, done that(and I’m from KCMO). Plus, Surkamp’s helium-huffing vocals were a type of weird I wasn’t interested in.
Was I was interested in, having already heard Silver Apples and being absorbed by the Clockwork Orange soundtrack, let alone listening in that time period to Tangerine Dream, Eno, and Amon Duul, was stuff that sounded like the future.
It’s ok. You don’t have to like em lol. Agree Surkamp’s vocals are weird lol
Heck, if I can love this
Back to robots. Ruck Fobots he he
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How about Andy Pratt? Just WT indeed F was that all about?
I never checked the writer credits, I hope the Woody Guthrie estate got residuals from that. I can only stand the Bee Gees in their Beatle-ish, baroque pop era, no singing dolphins for me.
I used to have this single as a kid, it was on a par with Napoleon XIV…
But you might relate to the sentiment of this…
Originally done by Manfred Mann.
Love that video. CCP has produced some epic robert fails.
Now if this connected with your junk...
And the advanced AI technology of having someone off camera with a microphone:
The future is now.
Now if this connected with your junk...
And the advanced AI technology of having someone off camera with a microphone:
The future is now.
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Or wheels and fire, the beginning of the end
I loved Fail Safe.
I've still never seen the Clooney T.V. remake, but the original Lumet movie made a huge impression on me as a kid.
Sadly, in this current Zero Sum environment, I don't have faith that pragmatism, and sacrifice would prevail, were a similar mishap to occur.
Beware the Jen-Diki
Beware Carrie Fisher in the Aussie bush he he
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I have a series of tests I run. So far the LLMs have not passed. I see AI responses to web searches that are sometimes comically poor, except that some people will rely on them for health advice, wiring their house or whatever. The responses can be very confident and very wrong. As someone who worked in the area I find LLMs in general impressive but the lack of caveats regarding the responses very troubling.
Techno zealots tend to overlook the reality that any new technology will always end up being used in a way we never saw coming. Robotics and AI enable all kinds of innovation in manufacturing, medical and scientific progress. They also enable all kinds of diabolical criminal activity that is very very scary.
What if we "Tax the Robots", to pay for Guaranteed Basic Income for every human being on earth. Then we humans can relax and make music and stuff.
Tax the robots. Pass it on.
Tax the robots. Pass it on.
