The Machine that Invents

[Dopefinger]

I dont know if this was posted before- had a quick browse of the forum and couldnt see it but i may have missed it.


http://sl4.org/archive/0402/7882.html


now I understand why all todays pop songs are so boring and unoriginal. (Or are based on samples out of 80s songs) THEY ARE WRITTEN BY THIS ROBOT!

[JoeB]

Originally Posted by Dopefinger

I dont know if this was posted before- had a quick browse of the forum and couldnt see it but i may have missed it.


http://sl4.org/archive/0402/7882.html


now I understand why all todays pop songs are so boring and unoriginal. (Or are based on samples out of 80s songs) THEY ARE WRITTEN BY THIS ROBOT!

Crazy as hell.

Oh, and Fuuuuuuuck Youuuuuuuuu!

[Dopefinger]

Hey Thanks, man... Now i feel like part of the family

[arcatacat]

scariest part of the article:

Or worse, sentient machines could decide that they don't need humans at
all and do away with people. That fear is fueled by the plots of
science-fiction movies, such as "The Terminator." In that movie, a
satellite called Skynet became self-aware, saw humans as a threat and
destroyed more than 3 billion people.

Sci-fi fans see similarity between Thaler's thinking machines and
Skynet. There's even an eerie coincidence between the fictional
satellite's Judgment Day - August 29, 1997 - and the date the patent for
Creativity Machine became final - August 19, 1997.