Mezametara Saikyou Soubi to Uchuusenmochi Datta node, Ikkodate Mezashite Youhei toshite Jiyuu ni Ikitai - Vol. 6 Ch. 27.1

[RMXStudio]

I like the idea that mechanical intelligence doesn't have the instinct or urge to propagate so the wish to destroy competitors is minimum. How I wish our current dilemma with AI would go down this path, or more peaceful one.

Funny enough, the "AI" we have isn't actually intelligent. So, it doesn't have any will or new ideas. It's all just following a set of directions. Even its "tone" and "personalities" are manufactured completely by humans.

It's not AI that's threatening jobs and other such things, it's the people making it. Which, damn, isn't that saying a thing?

Edit: Ah, also, yeah, I like that they talk about AI propagation. It wouldn't really need to propagate, not the way humans do. Cause, like, they're functionally immortal as long as their systems are intact. No need to pass on a legacy or be remembered by someone when you can effectively be eternal as long as you back yourself up.

 

[RMXStudio]

Wow, she recommends building your own computer and shows a horizontal mini PC case as an example. Based as heck, but if someone needs an anime to introduce an OS to them, should they really be trying to build their own PC?

Anyway, thanks for that. I've never seen Win7-chan.

I also like that they suggest building your own computer. Way ahead of its time tbh. Nowadays, folks make a whole business building customs. I hope to be able to build my own one day though.

 

[ConstantErasing]

I could tell the author was a fallout fan with the nuka cola reference, but it looks like they were pretty into new vegas especially. A man of culture it seems.

 

[DTJames]

Man of culture

 

[ICZephyr]

Never played or watched Fallout (any of the versions) so I don't know how much the author took inspiration from it.

But, this has got to be the best way how a war against sentient AI came to be and how it ended.

It's a really nice touch to make it that the AIs don't have the need nor instinct to procreate.

Especially so since the need for procreation is something ingrained into biological organisms but it doesn't necessarily mean that machines would have it too.

 

[BG9]

Accidentally triggered an unskippable cutscene where an NPC yapped about their lore

 

[cactus27]

Ayo spoilers for 2040