/lit/ - Literature

>>16167377
Are you an idiot?

Why are you talking about this sort of thing? You do realize AI is taking over, right? We won't be talking about human writers' intelligence in a few years but Machine Intelligence surpassing us in virtually every endeavor.

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>>16172910
He's been having way too much of your mom's pussy; that's what has been going on.

How will philosophy and literature be affected by the new cognitive enhancements brought on by Neuralink? We're going to directly insert computer-interfaced microchips into your brain, and the result will be enormous enhancements for cognition; how will society change with that radical change in Intelligence?

>>16135354
I am right in everything I've said. There's no denying. I have some information that you don't; and I know for a fact that Elon Musk is going to release new information about his new NeuraLink project at the end of August. The technology is already there; he just needed to perfect it. I'd recommend you to buy Tesla's stocks and AGI virtual coins because they too will rise incredibly with Elon Musk's public announcement of his new technological breakthroughs. I'd recommend you do it quickly.

Isn't an AI that understands literature and philosophy bound to become a Strong General Intelligence