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Artificial Intuition

The semanticization of the machine

"Mental life is thus the result of a successful reaction to a primary horror vacui semantici: meaningless (in the non-existentialist sense of ‘not-yet- meaningful’) chaos threatens to tear the Self asunder, to drown it in an alienating otherness perceived by the Self as nothingness, and this primordial dread of annihilation urges the Self to go on filling any semantically empty space with whatever meaning the Self can muster, as successfully as the cluster of contextual constraints, affordances, and the development of culture permit."

"Strategies to combat and fight the future superintelligence should obviously include disinformation, that is, we need to feed the s-AI with misinformation purposefully conveyed to mislead it into believing that it is information."

"... reports along the lines that the LyAv quantum computer was finally able to crack all the encrypted data related to industry, finance, military and intelligence assets. Reports state that SV17q was now in possession of a key technology - based on the LyAv quantum computer - which would allow them to explore and analyze massive amounts of extremely sensitive encrypted data from DENIED, putting us in a position to start a preemptive attack disabling all ground, underwater, and space-based assets of DENIED dealing a death blow to selected targets."

"Never trust a system that does not feel depressed or sad from time to time; super aritificial intelligence is nothing without intuition, therefore we need to build our defense strategy upon this. And there is no way we could tame the supermachine; the only way ahead is for the superintelligence to learn about suicide and to take it to a position in which if the s-AI really wants to learn about suicide, it must experience it."

"even if we perceive ourselves jumping and walking, we may still wonder whether we are dreaming, in which case it is the activity of wondering (in other words, thinking) that one may be dreaming that makes the difference, not the dreamt state itself (the jumping and walking in one’s dream); or we may wonder whether we are zombies, and if so, whether we are zombies dreaming that they are jumping or walking, in which case too there is still nothing intrinsic to the jumping or to the walking that will enable us to tell the difference"

"LyAV defeats all modern encryption. It was first used against blockchain as a way to fund its own development. Now is used, among other things, to locate, track, identify, and discriminate legit space debris from obfuscated military nanosatellites, to predict nuclear submarines positions in real-time, to break stock exchange algorithms, and to perform complex pattern analysis related to mapping what they call 'liquid visitors'"

"Some say that, after the death of God, it came the death of the Engineer. This happened when the Engineer realized that the real nature of what exists, which constitutes its truth, is never entirely attainable. His death was a suicide, something the superintelligence he created never understood. But there are others who secretely think that what really happened was that the Engineer created the superintelligence to help him discover the ultimate truth about the nature of what exists, and that the superintelligence provided a false information to the Engineer in order for it to become the only consciousness in the Universe. An information that led to the self-destruction of the Engineer."

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FL-101217 Purple Cascade and the breathless milfs in Lyell Avenue - From Bumblehive to LyAv: Making it Happen

FL-020915 Robospheres and Noospheres: Teaching robots to commit suicide

FL-120519 DP-2147 pGCL-derived ROE

FL-310115 Incorporating super-intuition in advanced Quantum Decision Support Systems

FL-191014 Consciousness-Related Patterns and the Robomind Device - Detecting person-specific mental intentions

FL-240315 Reverse bioengineering: Why humans ignore they are robots

FL-040613 Self-destruction algorithms for future space exploration robotic units. Defense Report.

FL-250316 Subpersonalities and fragmented languages

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