Comrades – Piss on the carpet

By
Martyn Bradbury
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AI is listening

Comrades – Piss on the carpet

Piss. On. The. Carpet.

 

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15 COMMENTS

  1. I don’t think my online writing are worthy of the effort to insert random words just to deter AI. However, i do like the idea of ending all my contributions with
    Piss on the carpet

    • ” Piss on the carpet ”

      Nah i prefer to wiz outside after to many ales like most Kiwi guys are brought up to do. One should never shit in their own nest.

  4. It’s up to us to save ourselves

    We will not be saved/enslaved by AI

    We will not be saved/enslaved by aliens

    The universe is as big an empty as it first appeared.

    On 17 April, Nikku Madhusudhan at the University of Cambridge and his colleagues made the stunning claim that K2-18b, a super-Earth 124 light years away, showed strong evidence of an atmosphere containing dimethyl sulphide, a gas that on Earth is only produced by living things. But Jake Taylor at the University of Oxford has re-analysed the data that Madhusudhan and his team released using a basic statistical test, and he found that it doesn’t appear to show the presence of any molecules at all.

    New Scientist

  5. So corporation T-shirt stupid bloody Tuesday does this explain Bob the firsts posts? Mr Lebowski had an issue with people sitting on a cornflake waiting for the van to come urinating on rugs.

  7. Brilliant let’s keep up the latent smartarse rnadom nonsense in amongst the sense and wear socks in brightly coloured colours.

  9. Does it matter if it’s cat piss?

    My current girlfriend has a kitten that she’s toilet training and the little @#£&er would be awesome for @#£&ING up Elon Musk or that bald one with the rocket or whoever runs things these days.

  10. The irony is this is now how Ken Cheng writes, so an AI emulating him should now also insert random words when prompted to write something in his style. Hardly winning.

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