“I invite you to a world at the intersection of culture and technology, a world where you will see artificial intelligence and human expertise in seamless integration; where Diversity will add to the richness of experience and inclusion will be celebrated by invitations.
Are you ready to join me on this hot air balloon?”
Silence. But everyone hears the sound of potential.
“Yes”, continues the CEO, “there are plenty of things you have not heard of before and many that you will discover on the way.
We have been through wars and pandemics, and each catastrophe gave us unique perspectives.
It’s going to be an exciting ride, not unnerving”.

I’m looking forward to the exciting ride.
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We can’t afford to be left out.
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I’m ready to hop into the balloons basket, but let me just quick go grab my parachute and a snack for what could be a bumpy ride. 😊
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Enjoy 😜
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Let’s nope we aren’t letting loose a Frankenstein’s monster.
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If it becomes a Frankenstein, there will be a phase of finding equilibrium.
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fortunately for some (tech companies) stealing is no longer bad or illegal… we are watching our (collective) art appropriated to train the machines
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Oh, yeah… Big time
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An exciting ride, eh? Interesting…
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The ride so far is happening in software and selling AI courses. Others are losing jobs.
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that is a very different and an interesting take on it…
i think that nobody can really predict what it will be like…
hopefully not as catastrophic as in the Max Tegmark Life 3.0
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The battle will start when human beings lose control on it. So far, it borrows from human-generated content.
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it is a bit of a sci-fi, the losing control part as it’s a machine, I think it’s better to ask who will control it… and who will teach it… give it material… But we can never know…
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You are right.
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The ride sounds promising.
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As of now, yes, it does.
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That’s an interesting take. I really wonder how will the world look like in 2055! Seeing how things have been rapidly changing the imagination fails me.
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True. Even AI cannot predict how will it take off.
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