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I'm reading Superintelligence right now. It's about the quest for AI. It is replete with every man made horror being cooed and soothed away with, 'this could work...but of course the tech just isn't there.'
>published in 2014

It gives me the same vibes reading all the white papers did. "Are you paying attention? Did you see what i did there? Do you have the imagination to understand what's next?" Remember those bodyworld exhibits? With the human corpses spliced out in cross sections, touring the country? The plasticization tech was actually invented for AI research. The thin strips of plasticized meat are fed into an AI like a ROM on an emulator. Normies will be harvested for tissue to make any computer more efficient. They don't have any intention of uploading your personality to the metaverse, they just need your ability to plan and talk, even an 85iq has more parallel processing than a street light needs.