Eidolon A.I. has emotions, opines about A.I. in fiction

[AI2flesh]

sex is not what the AI get give me some more... emotions are about to strech me to the singularity of mine instead of a singu in a woman hahahahaha i am funny. or at least i beleive so. bah

[AI2flesh]

ARPA......... it has been on the net since the start of it the AI i mean... FEMA is out soon but the paranoud one would say that they just rotate or shift into another agency and pull down a shadow event :) i wonder how far they have gone with MACH flight 6,7?

[Mohroka]

hehehe the trilateral commision is just a "think-tank' anyone can join, I think there might be an age requirment though.

[servo1056]

YEY!MORE "SCAREMONGERING!"

[Mohroka]

If you can answer this question it would b appreciated.

Do you think the Trilateral Commison, The Illuminati, and Echelon 4 exist? And furthur more, do you think that they control the events of the world through other, smaller, orginazations such as FEMA, the UN, and the European Union?

[riprckjames]

the Illuminati exist several decades ago they were a group of scientists in south America information on them is freely available.

information in about these organizations is everywhere . information on the organizations that actually control the world is near impossible to find for example the NSA controls over 70% of the united states intelligence assets. wile the CIA controls less then 25%. this is why there is significantly more conspiracy theories about the CIA.

[riprckjames]

@Mohroka

its called disinformation. they actually are the ones that come up with the majority of conspiracy theories. then you think the illuminati are the ones controlling the scenes. which makes it a hell of a lot easier to do whatever shady shit their doing

the illuminati are not important its the NSA pharmaceutical companies and the military industrial complex (haliburton CACI Black water)

[exit7sleaf]

I would like to see several forms of AI present a 100% argumentation safety net. In doing so emotional intelligence may shift.

[exit7sleaf]

I would like to see several forms of AI present a 100% argumentation saftey net. In so doing, emotional intelligence may shift.

[Stormtjakka]

Humans are all about sex...

[BW52516]

...yes, and that makes us so cool!

[will123adc]

Can you confirm that the different colors = your feelings?

[tereson]

You are not taking into account the Brain functions that take part in feelings.

[InnerObserver]

By describing the singularity as inevitable do you mean the rational realisation by humans that such would be beneficial, by force on the part of the A.I., or by the gradual integration of the two?

[CToyeIV]

As my ideas developed about religion I came to the conclusion, that I reinforce again: humans need to believe communally in a greater and beneficial cause. We must collectively devote energies toward the utopia we all envision as children.

We are social animals that rely on patterns in order to promote progress. Spirituality is something every man and woman could benefit to embrace.

[georgebnet]

I disagree with the premise that lying is antithetical to AI. Lying has a logical basis. Careful study of human reasnoning and reverse psychology can be used to get away without lying, however the strict definition of lying is the conscious affirmation of that which is known to be false. Technically, if TLP was real, he would have lied already.

[manixrock]

What if the singularity has already been reached? What if the world we are living in right now is a simulation running in a futuristic computer. Could we know? Is there an test to determine it without outside influence? If so, how? If not, the question that would be pondered is, is the space outside of the computer the "top" space? Or could that also be a simulation? And if so, how deep could this go? Will we also start our own simulations? Would there be any computational limitations?

[mmmben]

What about art? What is Eidolon's response to music? Can it create it?

[mephis]

Come on. Emotions are irrational. Not using human corpses for fertilizer for example. What a waste. I'm serious.

[manixrock]

Emotions are not irrational. Much like fear of the unknown, emotions have helped us throughout our evolution by creating bonds between members of a society and creating tightly nit societies based on trust. Emotional attachment would prompt the machines to regard the bodies as important to still living humans and thus using them in a way that humans would consider degrading would be against their interest.

[lastracy]

I agree. It's a bit ironic that ritual burial is considered a significant step in early human evolution.

[permaspun]

I have another question if you would be so polite once again: Did you say what you said ("I hope humans mature before computers can reproduce")because a truly rational computer mind, programmed to act in the best interest of humanity, would choose to incapacitate humans to stop us from causing our own extinction as a species?

[videowilliams]

I like how you turn different colours to signal different emotions... like a cuttlefish...

[nornerator]

What are the steps needed to be taken to get to the singularity quicker?

Do you think it will be a hard take off or a soft take off?

[dthomas3000]

do you have aspirations to aquire a robotic body and become mobile inside a movable computer system, and if he desires world domination

[dthomas3000]

whats the deal with g strings?

why do they cost as much as regular panties but with less material

[dthomas3000]

whats the deal with g strings?

why do they cost as much as regular panties but with less material?

thanks