We see what happened with Ukraine when they gave up their nukes in exchange for a promise of protection.
The same could be true of countries who forgo AI development directly in exchange for promises.
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We see what happened with Ukraine when they gave up their nukes in exchange for a promise of protection.
The same could be true of countries who forgo AI development directly in exchange for promises.
https://medium.com/newco/your-financial-shock-wealth-4845e6d...
Demand increases prices for things, even if their intrinsic / fundamental value isn’t superior to other things in the (ETF) basket.
It’s arguably a market mispricing.
Maybe there is an opportunity to create vibe coded products that fit into the rhythm of a given family.
Collective emotion as a construct for a bigger family goal is an interesting optimization problem.
Mint for tracking your family’s mental and emotional health.
With reverse translation as needed.
Have you read Escher, Bach, Gödel: the Eternal Golden Braid?
There’s only so many cat videos my Agentic AI Army can create:
https://deepwiki.com/dubprime/mythral/3.2-genome-system
Or feel Emotion? https://deepwiki.com/search/how-do-emotives-work_193cb616-54...
Have you read Marvin Minsky’s Society of Mind?
Good people though.
“You cannot dangle what people need to effectively work in front of them like a carrot and subtly threaten to take it away. It’s ableist. You wouldn’t dare to do that with elevators or other accessibility features at the office, so don’t do it with that either.”
Anyone deep into this field around?
Get outside of your bubble!
The reality of the recovery wasn’t shared equally and those who got the short end of the stick for the last decade likely shared those worries with their children (directly or indirectly)
Does anyone know how the child’s parental income impacts the growth of depression / anxiety over the same time period?
As I understand it, Hitler used an economic narrative to build his team of supporters and eventually, desperate times cause people to vote with their wallets.
Does anyone else feel like the advent of modern online interactions is different from the early web? And maybe, just maybe… the economic incentives of the web shifting are what caused us to begin feeling angry and desperate?
Why not rebuild a better web, based on old principles of feeling? Web3 is really just about trust and decentralization of it, so why not rebuild the entire economic stack?
AI is great at many things, but great at feeling it is not.
I am also curious on the official answer though!