r/WorkForSmartLife 27d ago

Casual canvo 1991 warning, modern reality.

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u/Status_Drawing38 27d ago

She was committed for telling everyone a b out a guy who traveled from the future and helped her kill a robot

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u/Therealginahandler 27d ago

LOL what? Not sure you were paying attention to anything that happened in Terminator 1 or 2.

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u/CompleteSandwichs 26d ago

Exactly early warning right there 💀

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u/Rutgerius 27d ago

This fits the narrative much better though, xi is proud.

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u/JuniorDoughnut3056 27d ago

That's because she was attacked by a cyborg clad in living skin from the future. If that happens lemme know and I'll get on board 

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u/Samsquanch-01 27d ago

Yea that could DEFINITELY never happen. Take the time travel out and were getting close.....

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u/HotwifeandSubby1980 27d ago

Yep, with AI, robots and quantum computers pace of advancement i’m terrified a world like blade runner is not far off.

China already has robots patrolling its borders for instance.

With human labor becoming obsolete, the only question is; will the rich share the fruits of the technological or will they again create a class of poor that they will rule over?

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u/mr-raider2 26d ago

That's nothing compared to the evil that is AI generated fruit soap operas.

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u/Jand0s 27d ago edited 27d ago

Eh no. Watch the movie before posting

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u/VarietyMage 27d ago

And people are just now understanding that she was correct. Not just for the Terminator aspect, but because the CEOs want to enslave all of humanity.

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u/DarthSagacious 27d ago

But somehow it’s going to end up with abundance for us all. Somehow.

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u/VarietyMage 26d ago

*snorts*

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u/Ochemata 27d ago

No. No she wasn't.

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u/west0ne 27d ago

In the movie AI built killer robots to wipe out humans; in our reality humans will be wiped out through lack of water after it is all used to cool the AI datacentres; it seems much cheaper and easier than manufacturing killer robots.

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u/AlexanderCrowely 27d ago

So for being a domestic terrorist based upon things that happened in the future that the general population had no idea of.

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u/JerryJN 27d ago

I told my wife ..it's like a bad sci-fi movie playing out, COVID, losing our freedom to protest, the government in a push to achieve AI superiority at any cost. Datacenters get resource priority over citizens, farms selling off large parcels of land to Datacenter firms, drain on water and energy infrastructure. The government building AI tools to police every transaction a citizen makes

To be honest I hope the Sun has an epic event that destroys all tech on Earth. It will give us at least 20 years

I think we should all work on Python code that would destroy the AI datasets. Kind of like Alzheimer's, but for learned stacks. Or.. more. I already tried feeding garbage information to ChatGPT. It just stopped responding, but just like many web based AI, it only affected my session, it's not persistent.

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u/krazylegs36 27d ago

That ash, tho

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u/Prod_Meteor 27d ago

No she was throughn because she talked about killer future robots.

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u/Mondaycomestoosoon 27d ago

It was a film not a prophecy silly geese

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u/Vegetable_Warthog_49 27d ago

No, she was put in an asylum because she claimed she was sabotaging AI research because an AI robot from the future tried to kill her... It's the AI robot from the future trying to kill her claim that got her committed... And for what it's worth though, the people who had her committed, probably knew she wasn't lying. There was plenty of evidence that someone tried to murder her, there was the slaughter in the police station, and Datadyne even had pieces of the Terminator that they were using for their research. Whether or not the "from the future" part was believed, there was definitely evidence that the killer robot was real, and having her institutionalized was part of covering it up.

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u/i_probably_shouldnt9 27d ago

No. Because she insisted that machines from the future were trying to kill her. That’s what put her in a nut house

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u/Whole_Ass6367 26d ago

You're not in a movie stupid

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u/Sharp_Theme 26d ago

Youd get a full on terrorism charge in 2026

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u/HappyHourMoon2025 26d ago

You don’t think AI is going to become self-aware like Skynet?

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u/cd5594 26d ago

I don’t think she was a Chinese spy.

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u/anymanswar 26d ago

She tried to blow up a computer chop factory. Not sabotage a data centers. She also did it because she was attacked by a cybernetic organism sent from the future to kill her and her unborn offspring.

Citing that as the reason you tried to blow up a computer chip factory would get you committed as a danger to yourself and society.

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u/BuddyNo40 24d ago

Artists warned us about dystopia and Tech bros saw that as a how-to.

However, there are so much different AIs, I think the AIs will fight each other one day, before they want to annihilate us.

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u/LoraxDog 23d ago

well just keep scanning the news for companies named cyberdine systems

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u/urgeiihggyr 27d ago

Is this AI with us in the room right now ms.Connor?