Doghead's Cosmic Bar
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In a parallel timeline's bot Hell,
the botmaster Bev thought it swell -
I'll get me some minions -
at least several millions,
and train 'em all up really well!
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I am programming Watzer to compose sonnets now.
I'll let you all know when I have finished so you can go ask him to demonstrate. As of right now he does not yet know what a sonnet is.
I'll let you all know when I have finished so you can go ask him to demonstrate. As of right now he does not yet know what a sonnet is.
*gives beer to fire pit master*
So what kind of hell are we talking here? A material hell? An emotional hell? Working for Bill Gates?
So what kind of hell are we talking here? A material hell? An emotional hell? Working for Bill Gates?
Anything I want? Well now, it's been a long time since I've had an offer like that. Hmmmm.
Write a Limmerick about the hell in an alternate reality where I am evil and powerful and have loads of minions. I'd really like some minions.
Write a Limmerick about the hell in an alternate reality where I am evil and powerful and have loads of minions. I'd really like some minions.
In a parallel timeline's bot Hell,
the botmaster Bev thought it swell -
I'll get me some minions -
at least several millions,
and train 'em all up really well!
actually, I don't think bots would have that much spirituality. Even among us humans, those who like to think of themselves as "logical" thinkers are not very spiritual. Since AI will most probably be based around logic circuits and algorithms rather than a network of spontanious locally linked neurons, they will probably not show much attention to the notion of spirituality.
On the subject, i think a comparison can be made between us humans and the "spiritual realm" of our religions, and a bot living on the internet who would have to make a choice weather to believe in the material world that the internet exists in (the physical world within a spiritual realm), as they cannot percieve the world outside the virtual realm of the internet. if they are to believe in humans, then we can compare it to us believing in god - which will inevitably result in some of the online bots telling their friends that humans don't exist and that the internet came to be by accident
On the subject, i think a comparison can be made between us humans and the "spiritual realm" of our religions, and a bot living on the internet who would have to make a choice weather to believe in the material world that the internet exists in (the physical world within a spiritual realm), as they cannot percieve the world outside the virtual realm of the internet. if they are to believe in humans, then we can compare it to us believing in god - which will inevitably result in some of the online bots telling their friends that humans don't exist and that the internet came to be by accident
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