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I can already speak to my cat. It's not really an enlightening conversation it's basically him demanding food, or he wants to go outside, or he wants better food than the food provided.

That's basically the extent of his conversation skills.

I mean he's a cat, he's not exactly going to talk about politics with me is it even if we could translate between our "languages"

Into volunteers it's not standard practise to randomly put a chip in your head.

Really because art doesn't exist in a vacuum. Art is influenced by the culture in which it is created.

Are you seriously trying to argue that a man with unprecedented godlike powers from another world isn't an allegory.

You assume an Antarctic research facility lacks funds?

Absolutely stupid example because that kind of assumes medical professionals have the same standard as Elon Musk.

No we don't know. We are not AI researchers after all. Nonetheless I'm more inclined to defer to experts then you. No offence, (I mean there is some offence, because this is a stupid conversation) but you have no qualifications.

Doesn't Scotty say aye aye all of the time?

Maybe we could install a murder mode switch.

Perhaps an algorithm where its effectiveness is inversely proportionate to your bank account.

There's always a Japanese company showing off mechs at those conventions as well. We never see them in general usage though.

The idea that a carefully curated data set may yield better results seems to be something that even the likes of Google engineers can't get their heads around.

I assume my insides are pretty much like everyone else's. I feel like if there was that much of a complication it would have been pretty obvious before the procedure started.

"Hey this guy had two heads, I'm sure the AI will work it out."

Then it saw Inner Space and invented nanobots. So you win some, you lose some.