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Your cyberpunk games are dangerous (2015)

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Re: Your cyberpunk games are dangerous (2015)

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“increment on May 11, 2015 [-]

Yeah, ultimately I think the Internet today is a lot more open and a lot more beneficial to liberal society than any network was in 1990. I understand why you gag at that, but, I can imagine much, much worse outcomes than we got.”

How fast things change.

Re: Your cyberpunk games are dangerous (2015)

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> After a gradual dawning of awareness, he asks the computer, “Is this a game… or is it real?” With the aplomb of a delusional college student wandering the steam tunnels, imaginary sword in hand, the computer replies, “What’s the difference?”

Hmmm, I have never met this perspective. An AI might be limited in perceiving reality in addition to being much stronger intellectually. A dangerous mix I would say. Imagine “See”, but with AI instead of the blind people.

Re: Your cyberpunk games are dangerous (2015)

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post #3

“increment on May 11, 2015 [-] Yeah, ultimately I think the Internet today is a lot more open and a lot more beneficial to liberal society than any network was in 1990. I understand why you gag at that, but, I can imagine much, much worse outcomes than we got.” How fast things change.

Still true.

Re: Your cyberpunk games are dangerous (2015)

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post #7

Games are dangerous? What bs.

I miss a time when people read articles before commenting on them. Just skimming the introduction could have told you that the title is not a reflection of an argument forwarded by the article.

What time was that? Humans have always taken shortcuts.

Re: Your cyberpunk games are dangerous (2015)

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post #5
post #3

“increment on May 11, 2015 [-] Yeah, ultimately I think the Internet today is a lot more open and a lot more beneficial to liberal society than any network was in 1990. I understand why you gag at that, but, I can imagine much, much worse outcomes than we got.” How fast things change.

Still true.

No it isn't
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