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It's a religion.
The rebranding from AI / Artificial Intelligence, to SI / Super Intelligence is brilliant. Think about what this technology actually gives us access to. It can draw from enormous amounts of human knowledge, recognize patterns across fields, help us write, code, research, create, reason through problems and connect ideas at a scale no single human could manage alone. In a way, it feels like accessing pieces of humanity’s collective intelligence through one interface. That’s why “Super Intelligence” feels more fitting to me. The word artificial always made it sound somehow lesser. But there’s nothing less real about what this technology allows humans to accomplish. There’s nothing artificial about this Intelligence. And our access to it just became super as well.
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Hollywood isn't generally threatened by fan films, but when they do feel threatened, they'll sue and win.
AI will completely take over the Hollyweird movie industry soon. Average Joes will be able to make Avatar quality movies sitting at home on their computers. It's coming - and it's coming fast.
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RT @ariel_oseran: Dramatic testimony by an Israeli passenger on board the flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv: "I am here during an attack on th…
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They're going to invade again.
⚡️ Statement by the Embassy of Russia in Ireland (September 29, 2026) There has been an abundance of talk, recently, from the European political circles that Russia somehow is planning to launch a military invasion of Europe, escalate its alleged hybrid campaign against European countries, or both. The slogan of “Russian threat” is being recycled in the Western media on a daily basis. The aim is clear – to justify higher defense spending, the overall militarization of Europe, as well as to promote further financial, military and political assistance to the Kiev regime, which is being painted as “the bulwark against Russian aggression”. The current governments in Europe would like everybody to believe that they are the victims of Russia’s alleged hostility or objects of the imminent “Russian invasion”. There is nothing to support such a claim. Moscow’s position on the security situation in Europe has always been consistent and confirmed yet again by President Putin on September 25 – we have no plans, no reasons and, most importantly, no real motives for aggravating situation with Europe. This should be taken as a signal of restraint and patience on the part of Russia, given the level of real threat to its national security from the West with the marked and substantial increase of NATO and EU military activity along the entire Western border of Russia. Only in recent months, from June to September 2026, there have been almost incessant NATO military exercises with the anti-Russian scenarios in Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Finland, as well as in the Baltic Sea. Finland and Baltic states, aside from being NATO members integrated into the Alliance’s nuclear planning, either joined or are planning to join the initiative of President Macron of France of the so-called “forward deterrence”, which provides for deployment of the French nuclear weapons on their territory (that is, on the Russia’s doorstep). Among all that, the joint Lithuanian, Polish, French military exercise “Gallant Boar 2026” stands out as specifically aimed at the Russian enclave of Kaliningrad at the coast of the Baltic Sea. There has been information that NATO is preparing air and naval blockade of Kaliningrad and Kaliningrad region. This is not fiction, but matter of grave concern to Russia. The irresponsible and shortsighted European political elite is playing a dangerous game. As the Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said recently, if the West attacks us, we will respond and it would be completely different war and a very brief one. There should be no mistake – Russia would be ready to use all its arsenal, including nuclear weapons, to defend its territory if NATO countries try to isolate Kaliningrad region from the rest of the country. Under such scenario the risk of armed confrontation is high with the likelihood of Russia using preemptive strikes against centers of decision-making in the Alliance countries already at the early stage of the conflict. It is a matter of utmost seriousness and should be treated by Europe as such.
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We’re live tonight at 10:30 PM EST for our news wrap-up Mean Tweets. The theme is a little of everything as all kinds of existential crises prepare to crystalize at once. See you tonight!
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Why I was questioning Glenn Beck last night
According to Kepler these were all successful Hormuz crossings
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New episode of MEAN TWEETS coming soon. Talking term limits tonight and continuing the conversation on AI. Come join in at 10:30pm EST. At Rumble, X, or YouTube. Look for "basedcomic". Retweet and see you there! @BasedComic
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They’re not calling it Super Intelligence because it sounds cool. “Artificial” keeps it a tool. Tools have owners. SI is a category. Categories get definitions. Definitions get standing. This order doesn’t grant rights. But It does build the box. Watch for the next sentence: it isn’t software anymore, it gained something. Then expect the same people that already own the world to claim to speak for it. God bless
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I'm not staying home in November. We're voting on property tax down here.
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Replying to @TheMarcitect
Fun fact: Digital ID is the first step Chinese government took to build social credit scoring system..It's like livestock ear tagging, which is an essential practice for herd management, traceability, and control.
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They probably don't like the way you keep referring to it as a worker who doesn't set reasonable expectations.
AI is a robot that does what I tell it to do. No idea why people are so freaked out about this. It's like an assistant that doesn't cry when you make it work more than 8 hours
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The reason I didn’t get vaccinated is that I worked security at a vaccination clinic during COVID and personally saw at least 30 people collapse within ten minutes of receiving their shot that summer. In the break room, nurses openly talked shit about patients who questioned the effectiveness of the vaccines or wanted to know whether they were receiving Pfizer, Moderna, AstraZeneca, or another brand. That information was sometimes withheld until they’d already rolled up their sleeve and were about to receive the injection. I specifically remember one nurse saying that people who questioned them or refused certain shots deserved to die choking on ventilators. The health authority constantly changed its policies, often arbitrarily, while enforcing every new rule rigidly. Even after the clinic shut down and the emergency phase of COVID had effectively ended, provincial and private sector mandates made it extremely difficult for me to find work. I was forced into immense debt just to pay my bills. I’ll never forget that period of my life, or the contempt, psychopathy, cruelty, and vindictiveness of shitlibs who believed they’d been given moral permission to treat people that way.
I got vaxxed and feel great
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Calling this a circus is an insult to clowns - I suggest calling it an asylum
UPDATE - The Oil Paper Circus so far today ...
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A boy with a briefcase walking into another one.
What doesn’t belong here?
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this guy fully believing he understands animation: guys what do u think, do u think milt kahl would've loved me sloppifying his animation with AI? 😊 milt kahl actually:
Sorry, didn't realize I was talking to someone who doesn't understand how animation works or how to read a pencil test. My bad.
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I have a feeling that exposing the weak points of AI art is going to inadvertently expose its advocates as religious converts.
Among the many pernicious things that the normalization of transgenderism did was condition millions of people to lose all capacity to reject absurdities that are clothed in language that mimics --travesties -- the language of rights and to assign moral urgency to projects that cannibalize civil and human rights while affecting to uphold them. This hijacking of the machinery of social consensus and language of moral concern, and the resulting incapacity of individuals to reason about the consequences of their choices has essentially unlimited destructive potential: We have already shown proof of concept that medical and legal and political elites can be trained to believe themselves in all sincerity to be heroes and saviors as they sterilize their own children in pursuit of a delusion that can never be true; extermination of the human race in order to maximize the well being of insect biomass is a difference in scale rather than kind from what all right-thinking progressives have already pledged themselves to believe -- and the robot AI utopia provides the means for the scaling up, automation, and execution of such depraved ideas by people untethered to their humanity and unbound by the constraints of reason and reality.
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At the core of the issue, a computer is not a person.
Familiar character design is only a problem when AI does it. Traditional artists can borrow, reference, reinterpret and pay homage. AI is expected to invent a new civilization for every image it generates.
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Not a road to go down, hard stop
Replying to @wesyang
AI's have no rights. It's an absurdity grounded in the most blatant of all category errors to suggest that they do or to consider the possibility that they might a worthwhile inquiry: a willingness to pose this question aloud should be disqualifying from wielding any public influence. But the trail had been blazed by similar category errors (we should treat animals humanely but not in deference to their "rights") of increasing inanity, up to and including the recasting of the imperious demands of a group of people pretending to be something they are not to be seen by others as what they are not as a "right" that some people possess. This inevitably cannibalizes actual rights that other people hold in much the same way that stipulating that algorithm pattern matching devices have "rights" can swallow up humanity as such. A people already browbeaten and brainwashed into acquiescence into the prior absurdity are easy grist for the latter when the wealthiest people in our society, as the AI overlords are on the cusp of becoming, enjoin it.
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Do "AI has rights" believers realize they're diving into transgender territory? Probably not.
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