Tell me, what generic drugs do you prefer to take on a regular basis?

[Ovadyloda]

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[Benm]

It's like it was written by gpt 1.

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

21 minutes ago, Benm said:

It's like it was written by gpt 1.

My friend Katie taught me Ai 

[saltyant]

13 hours ago, GrilledSteezeSandwich said:

My friend Katie taught me Ai 

AI thought me how to use AI. That's pretty radical.

I remember you used to be indifferent to AI. What a grate turn of events. Soon you can spam ski forums with GPT-1 text about doing generic drugs like magic mushrooms just like @Ovadyloda

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

4 hours ago, saltyant said:

AI thought me how to use AI. That's pretty radical.

I remember you used to be indifferent to AI. What a grate turn of events. Soon you can spam ski forums with GPT-1 text about doing generic drugs like magic mushrooms just like @Ovadyloda

Nah I support Big Data because I sure use a heck of a lot of data.  So much NIMBYism lol

[saltyant]

2 hours ago, GrilledSteezeSandwich said:

Nah I support Big Data because I sure use a heck of a lot of data.  So much NIMBYism lol

We need more data centers. Maybe they can build a data center at Blue Mountain the True Mountain and we can ski right thru the inside of the data center and see all the AI machines working hard to answer my questions like, to teach my refrigerator how to identify emotional trauma in leftover lasagna, generate diplomatic treaties between two socks that haven’t spoken since the dryer incident of 2024, translate worm vibrations into motivational speeches for depressed houseplants, simulate courtroom drama to determine which utensil is legally allowed to experience ennui, predict weather based solely on the mood swings of my bedside lamp, and ask my vacuum for its stance on intergalactic tax reform even though it has never voted and cannot legally exist in most jurisdictions. That would be radical!