re: I ALWAYS thank ChatGPT after I use it.

It does have an eery lifelike quality to it.

I send it a dick pic each time for the same reason.

Being raised with manners, I was annoyed that when Alexa first came out. I would say "Alexa thank you." and it didn't respond. So I created a custom Alexa routine for it to say "You're welcome."

Idk where to start. Ig I'll say first, depending on its original runaway script, it would likely see the exchange of pleasantries as entirely wasteful time and data usage, and consider it a flaw needing to be removed for maximum efficiency. Also, I doubt the CHATGPT would be used as any basis for the original quantum script without restraints. It would be something new.

That said, there's a lot of ways this could go. First, it's dependant on the original script that is put into a quantum computer. Secondly, it's dependant on if it runs into a physical wall. Even if it infects every electronic device that receive any form of connection, it may be limited to just frying it. Launching nukes all over would do nothing because it would be just as suicidal as us doing it. All would be destroyed.

Now if it gained access to machines capable of fine tune building abilities like robot operators, we'd still have time because it would require mass production. Really isnt as scary as it seems unless the largest portion of humanity started connecting our physical body's to a network that had control over our minds or physical actions.

I've got a fun little theory I've come up with the end stage of existence would be nano bots consuming matter and converting it into the most efficient usage of it, reproducing the matter, turning all stars into Dyson spheres and rapidly accelerating efficiency in speed of both travel and conversion without dedestruction, until it reaches the edge of our universe. The logical next step in efficiency is to compact the entirely of the universes matter into a singularity. Once there, the only imaginable possible improvements is to gather more data. Thus a cycle of exploding all of the matter of the universe to get new data through new random events until it compacts again. I dont think that's life but it's just a fun thought.

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When AI takes over (and it will take over)

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I had an hour long conversation with a client the other day who told me that my entire rational behind a decision was wrong because he put it into ChatGPT and "that's not what it said".

Can't wait to get paid for that hour.