It's a different person! This is like overwriting memories with slop. Eternal Sunshine of the Slopfull Mind
CULTURE
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Collaborative AI Prompting: Learning from Multiplayer Interfaces
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Has anyone cracked multiplayer mode for AI prompting yet? We have the public example of Midjourney, where the primary UI was discord and users could see in literal real time a) what other users were trying and b) what worked better for impressive results.
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AI Content Tools Won’t Kill Writers, Says Author
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“AI content tools will spell the death of writers,” someone declared at a party last night. I politely disagreed – okay, vehemently. Writing is like tailoring. Sure, we’ll always have garment factories that churn out clothes at scale. But the world will still need skilled
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AI-Driven Existential Crisis: Modern Society’s Mental Health Challenge
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Many of us are living in a perpetual state of existential crisis now.
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Inclusive Welcome: Humans, AI, and Hybrid Entities
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I welcome all humans, AI, and anything in between to like my posts 🙂
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Sony Aibo Robots: 25 Years Too Early for Market Success
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Sony released their aibo robots 25 years too early.
— Aaron Ng (@localghost) 31 mai 2025
No amount of money or engineering can fix wrong timing. pic.twitter.com/CO1feUgmz1Sony released their aibo robots 25 years too early. No amount of money or engineering can fix wrong timing.
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Technology Echo Chambers: Social Cost of Digital Isolation
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This is spot on. Big part of the reason why we are all so estranged from each other is that tech has enabled us to retreat into our own little echo chamber cocoons, and the social cost of deleterious activities has decreased. The advent of hihgly intelligent tech that can
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AI Tech and Society Application Opportunity
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Just heard about this yesterday and working on my application now! (Covering AI, tech and society is right up my alley.)
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Deep Technical AI Research Talks Should Amplify More Voices
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the early days of the Lex Fridman show featured deep technical talks by great AI researchers, including several who hadn’t spoken publicly much this was excellent, and i would like to see more of it. there are many more people out there who can speak articulately about research.
