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To A(i) or Not to A(i), That is the Question.
For the most part, I have ignored Elon Musk’s AI Twitter (I’m old, I still Twitter) posts. I don’t know, it feels like his AI posts range from his current kink to fake morphing pictures of beautiful, very fake, women. … Continue reading →
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Green Goo
Years, and years, and years ago I was living in Carlton, Minnesota. A small town about a half hour or so southwest of Duluth. As of the 2020 census, it had 948 people living in it. I think it’s grown … Continue reading →
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