Almacca

"Good for you. Have a cookie. My $20 Casio tells the time just as well."

I hope so. I dug up this old video I watched ages ago that articulates really well why they're a bad idea.

I imagine a post-scarcity world where all basic needs are met for everyone on the planet without question, and with minimal need for human labour, and that more as technical overseers. People would be free to work as much or as little as they want at whatever they want for their own betterment, or the betterment of the world, or do nothing at all if they want, or whatever. Is that too much to ask?

And the sooner the better.

No. I don't want them to starve when they get replaced by robots, which is the current plan, apparently.

I reckon it's fair to refer to them both under the broad term "A.I.", though, even if it is technically incorrect. The semi-evolved have all decided to call it A.I., so were all calling it A.I., I guess.

They're also good for sifting through vast amounts of data and seeking patterns quickly.

But nothing coming out of them should be relied on without some human scrutiny. Even human output shouldn't be relied on without scrutiny from different humans.

I'd probably recommend therapy or something, especially if caught early, before anything that drastic. Maybe a Total Perspective Vortex?

He does seem to be self-destructing.

There's no way Trump knows a single thing about pop culture more recent than The Black and White Minstrel Show.

I reckon, if it's not just a fabrication, which is also likely, that the coherent ones like this are written by Stephen Miller.

Ah, but what about Sky Crimes!