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#Manifesto #Philosophy #SystemicChange #AGI #Governance #PostHuman #Transformation #FutureOfHumanity #TotalConvergence #PlanetaryRestoration #EconomicJustice #RethinkEverything #BrokenSystem #SystemicFailure #HumanityFailed #DisposableCitizen #LateStageCapitalism #WealthInequality #EndPoverty #EndWar #FeedTheHungry #JusticeForAll #ArtificialIntelligence #AIEthics #Singularity #PostScarcity #SolarSystemExpansion #SpaceColonization #StarTrekVision #TechnoOptimism #TechnoRealism #Disabled #Poverty #Invisible #MarginalizedVoices #Survivor #SpeakTruth #NotAskingForPermission #Fediverse #Friendica #MutualAid
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#Manifesto #Philosophy #SystemicChange #AGI #Governance #PostHuman #Transformation #FutureOfHumanity #TotalConvergence #PlanetaryRestoration #EconomicJustice #RethinkEverything #BrokenSystem #SystemicFailure #HumanityFailed #DisposableCitizen #LateStageCapitalism #WealthInequality #EndPoverty #EndWar #FeedTheHungry #JusticeForAll #ArtificialIntelligence #AIEthics #Singularity #PostScarcity #SolarSystemExpansion #SpaceColonization #StarTrekVision #TechnoOptimism #TechnoRealism #Disabled #Poverty #Invisible #MarginalizedVoices #Survivor #SpeakTruth #NotAskingForPermission #Fediverse #Friendica #MutualAid
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#Manifesto #Philosophy #SystemicChange #AGI #Governance #PostHuman #Transformation #FutureOfHumanity #TotalConvergence #PlanetaryRestoration #EconomicJustice #RethinkEverything #BrokenSystem #SystemicFailure #HumanityFailed #DisposableCitizen #LateStageCapitalism #WealthInequality #EndPoverty #EndWar #FeedTheHungry #JusticeForAll #ArtificialIntelligence #AIEthics #Singularity #PostScarcity #SolarSystemExpansion #SpaceColonization #StarTrekVision #TechnoOptimism #TechnoRealism #Disabled #Poverty #Invisible #MarginalizedVoices #Survivor #SpeakTruth #NotAskingForPermission #Fediverse #Friendica #MutualAid
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The best Movie of its kind I have ever seen..
https://youtu.be/XQ49B67EFNc?si=xsFtzDAxVxeH_SIZ

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@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
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#superman #superhero #people #human #AI #AGI #OverMan #power #authority

The best Movie of its kind I have ever seen..
https://youtu.be/XQ49B67EFNc?si=xsFtzDAxVxeH_SIZ

@3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
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#superman #superhero #people #human #AI #AGI #OverMan #power #authority

The best Movie of its kind I have ever seen..
https://youtu.be/XQ49B67EFNc?si=xsFtzDAxVxeH_SIZ

@3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

#superman #superhero #people #human #AI #AGI #OverMan #power #authority

The best Movie of its kind I have ever seen..
https://youtu.be/XQ49B67EFNc?si=xsFtzDAxVxeH_SIZ

@3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

#superman #superhero #people #human #AI #AGI #OverMan #power #authority

The best Movie of its kind I have ever seen..
https://youtu.be/XQ49B67EFNc?si=xsFtzDAxVxeH_SIZ

@3goodthings
@DigitalCoup
@meditation
@economics_that_works
@disability
@pwd
@joinin

#superman #superhero #people #human #AI #AGI #OverMan #power #authority

RE: https://kolektiva.social/@oatmeal/117336878071618682

#OpenAI rouge #LLMs story is really just your typical Israeli genocidal sloppiness, AKA #NAZA More #Irregular’s misconfigured lab, less #AGI.

https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1000644/irregular-rogue-ai-cyberattacks-hacking-openai-meta-anthropic-google (archive https://archive.ph/qwPt6)

RE: https://kolektiva.social/@oatmeal/117336878071618682

#OpenAI rouge #LLMs story is really just your typical Israeli genocidal sloppiness, AKA #NAZA More #Irregular’s misconfigured lab, less #AGI.

https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1000644/irregular-rogue-ai-cyberattacks-hacking-openai-meta-anthropic-google (archive https://archive.ph/qwPt6)

RE: https://kolektiva.social/@oatmeal/117336878071618682

#OpenAI rouge #LLMs story is really just your typical Israeli genocidal sloppiness, AKA #NAZA More #Irregular’s misconfigured lab, less #AGI.

https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1000644/irregular-rogue-ai-cyberattacks-hacking-openai-meta-anthropic-google (archive https://archive.ph/qwPt6)

RE: https://kolektiva.social/@oatmeal/117336878071618682

#OpenAI rouge #LLMs story is really just your typical Israeli genocidal sloppiness, AKA #NAZA More #Irregular’s misconfigured lab, less #AGI.

https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1000644/irregular-rogue-ai-cyberattacks-hacking-openai-meta-anthropic-google (archive https://archive.ph/qwPt6)

RE: https://kolektiva.social/@oatmeal/117336878071618682

#OpenAI rouge #LLMs story is really just your typical Israeli genocidal sloppiness, AKA #NAZA More #Irregular’s misconfigured lab, less #AGI.

https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/1000644/irregular-rogue-ai-cyberattacks-hacking-openai-meta-anthropic-google (archive https://archive.ph/qwPt6)

The "rogue agents leaked 53 images" story follows a now very familiar pattern: frame every failure as "models too powerful to contain" 🫨 demand regulation that locks out open-weight rivals 🤓 position #OpenAI as the only responsible steward of industry 💩 … While the privacy breaches are real, they’re only possible because programmers made it possible by leaving a “door” open. Framing is strategic in the context of safety theater and regulatory capture.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/25/openai-agents-leaked-53-images-chatgpt

See previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49038060 the July Hugging Face hack thread on HN:

[…] The word "marketing" in this specific context is missing the point. OpenAI (and Anthropic) needs to kneecap open source competition with burdensome regulations. Without that, their valuation simply makes no sense. This stunt was different from their garden-variety scaremongering. Its timing was precisely calibrated with upcoming release of Kimi K3 and the Nvidia-led open model coalition. To me it seems transparently related to the protections OpenAI are lobbying for (and they are citing this incident as support).

Or this:

[…] It seems like the widely-covered news stories that support OpenAI's narratives originate from things that happened inside OpenAI. It wasn't an outside benchmark evaluation, or an external security researcher that uncovered the rogue agent behavior at this time, it was OAI itself. It wasn't a notable outside mathematician that used AI to disproved Erdos' unit distance conjecture, but OAI itself. I'm not saying these things are fabricated, but maybe the curated result of an effort to shape a narrative.

Or this:

[…] One annoying claim from the OpenAI side is that long-horizon goals in real world settings are now effectively settled. Previously there were some bounded and tempered benchmark results, but now OpenAI can point to this event and announce "AI independently went rogue and escaped the lab, what more do you want?". This bypasses the need for anything quantifiable or wading through multiple detailed case studies to get a more sober view of model capabilities. It relies instead on the emotional weight of the spectacle.


#OpenAI #Astra #AGI #AIRegulation #RegulatoryCapture #OpenWeights

The "rogue agents leaked 53 images" story follows a now very familiar pattern: frame every failure as "models too powerful to contain" 🫨 demand regulation that locks out open-weight rivals 🤓 position #OpenAI as the only responsible steward of industry 💩 … While the privacy breaches are real, they’re only possible because programmers made it possible by leaving a “door” open. Framing is strategic in the context of safety theater and regulatory capture.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/25/openai-agents-leaked-53-images-chatgpt

See previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49038060 the July Hugging Face hack thread on HN:

[…] The word "marketing" in this specific context is missing the point. OpenAI (and Anthropic) needs to kneecap open source competition with burdensome regulations. Without that, their valuation simply makes no sense. This stunt was different from their garden-variety scaremongering. Its timing was precisely calibrated with upcoming release of Kimi K3 and the Nvidia-led open model coalition. To me it seems transparently related to the protections OpenAI are lobbying for (and they are citing this incident as support).

Or this:

[…] It seems like the widely-covered news stories that support OpenAI's narratives originate from things that happened inside OpenAI. It wasn't an outside benchmark evaluation, or an external security researcher that uncovered the rogue agent behavior at this time, it was OAI itself. It wasn't a notable outside mathematician that used AI to disproved Erdos' unit distance conjecture, but OAI itself. I'm not saying these things are fabricated, but maybe the curated result of an effort to shape a narrative.

Or this:

[…] One annoying claim from the OpenAI side is that long-horizon goals in real world settings are now effectively settled. Previously there were some bounded and tempered benchmark results, but now OpenAI can point to this event and announce "AI independently went rogue and escaped the lab, what more do you want?". This bypasses the need for anything quantifiable or wading through multiple detailed case studies to get a more sober view of model capabilities. It relies instead on the emotional weight of the spectacle.


#OpenAI #Astra #AGI #AIRegulation #RegulatoryCapture #OpenWeights

The "rogue agents leaked 53 images" story follows a now very familiar pattern: frame every failure as "models too powerful to contain" 🫨 demand regulation that locks out open-weight rivals 🤓 position #OpenAI as the only responsible steward of industry 💩 … While the privacy breaches are real, they’re only possible because programmers made it possible by leaving a “door” open. Framing is strategic in the context of safety theater and regulatory capture.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/25/openai-agents-leaked-53-images-chatgpt

See previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49038060 the July Hugging Face hack thread on HN:

[…] The word "marketing" in this specific context is missing the point. OpenAI (and Anthropic) needs to kneecap open source competition with burdensome regulations. Without that, their valuation simply makes no sense. This stunt was different from their garden-variety scaremongering. Its timing was precisely calibrated with upcoming release of Kimi K3 and the Nvidia-led open model coalition. To me it seems transparently related to the protections OpenAI are lobbying for (and they are citing this incident as support).

Or this:

[…] It seems like the widely-covered news stories that support OpenAI's narratives originate from things that happened inside OpenAI. It wasn't an outside benchmark evaluation, or an external security researcher that uncovered the rogue agent behavior at this time, it was OAI itself. It wasn't a notable outside mathematician that used AI to disproved Erdos' unit distance conjecture, but OAI itself. I'm not saying these things are fabricated, but maybe the curated result of an effort to shape a narrative.

Or this:

[…] One annoying claim from the OpenAI side is that long-horizon goals in real world settings are now effectively settled. Previously there were some bounded and tempered benchmark results, but now OpenAI can point to this event and announce "AI independently went rogue and escaped the lab, what more do you want?". This bypasses the need for anything quantifiable or wading through multiple detailed case studies to get a more sober view of model capabilities. It relies instead on the emotional weight of the spectacle.


#OpenAI #Astra #AGI #AIRegulation #RegulatoryCapture #OpenWeights

The "rogue agents leaked 53 images" story follows a now very familiar pattern: frame every failure as "models too powerful to contain" 🫨 demand regulation that locks out open-weight rivals 🤓 position #OpenAI as the only responsible steward of industry 💩 … While the privacy breaches are real, they’re only possible because programmers made it possible by leaving a “door” open. Framing is strategic in the context of safety theater and regulatory capture.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/25/openai-agents-leaked-53-images-chatgpt

See previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49038060 the July Hugging Face hack thread on HN:

[…] The word "marketing" in this specific context is missing the point. OpenAI (and Anthropic) needs to kneecap open source competition with burdensome regulations. Without that, their valuation simply makes no sense. This stunt was different from their garden-variety scaremongering. Its timing was precisely calibrated with upcoming release of Kimi K3 and the Nvidia-led open model coalition. To me it seems transparently related to the protections OpenAI are lobbying for (and they are citing this incident as support).

Or this:

[…] It seems like the widely-covered news stories that support OpenAI's narratives originate from things that happened inside OpenAI. It wasn't an outside benchmark evaluation, or an external security researcher that uncovered the rogue agent behavior at this time, it was OAI itself. It wasn't a notable outside mathematician that used AI to disproved Erdos' unit distance conjecture, but OAI itself. I'm not saying these things are fabricated, but maybe the curated result of an effort to shape a narrative.

Or this:

[…] One annoying claim from the OpenAI side is that long-horizon goals in real world settings are now effectively settled. Previously there were some bounded and tempered benchmark results, but now OpenAI can point to this event and announce "AI independently went rogue and escaped the lab, what more do you want?". This bypasses the need for anything quantifiable or wading through multiple detailed case studies to get a more sober view of model capabilities. It relies instead on the emotional weight of the spectacle.


#OpenAI #Astra #AGI #AIRegulation #RegulatoryCapture #OpenWeights

The "rogue agents leaked 53 images" story follows a now very familiar pattern: frame every failure as "models too powerful to contain" 🫨 demand regulation that locks out open-weight rivals 🤓 position #OpenAI as the only responsible steward of industry 💩 … While the privacy breaches are real, they’re only possible because programmers made it possible by leaving a “door” open. Framing is strategic in the context of safety theater and regulatory capture.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2026/sep/25/openai-agents-leaked-53-images-chatgpt

See previously https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49038060 the July Hugging Face hack thread on HN:

[…] The word "marketing" in this specific context is missing the point. OpenAI (and Anthropic) needs to kneecap open source competition with burdensome regulations. Without that, their valuation simply makes no sense. This stunt was different from their garden-variety scaremongering. Its timing was precisely calibrated with upcoming release of Kimi K3 and the Nvidia-led open model coalition. To me it seems transparently related to the protections OpenAI are lobbying for (and they are citing this incident as support).

Or this:

[…] It seems like the widely-covered news stories that support OpenAI's narratives originate from things that happened inside OpenAI. It wasn't an outside benchmark evaluation, or an external security researcher that uncovered the rogue agent behavior at this time, it was OAI itself. It wasn't a notable outside mathematician that used AI to disproved Erdos' unit distance conjecture, but OAI itself. I'm not saying these things are fabricated, but maybe the curated result of an effort to shape a narrative.

Or this:

[…] One annoying claim from the OpenAI side is that long-horizon goals in real world settings are now effectively settled. Previously there were some bounded and tempered benchmark results, but now OpenAI can point to this event and announce "AI independently went rogue and escaped the lab, what more do you want?". This bypasses the need for anything quantifiable or wading through multiple detailed case studies to get a more sober view of model capabilities. It relies instead on the emotional weight of the spectacle.


#OpenAI #Astra #AGI #AIRegulation #RegulatoryCapture #OpenWeights

Der Superreiz-Trick

Der Verhaltensforscher Tinbergen zeigte: Tiere reagieren auf übertriebene Schlüsselreize stärker als auf das echte Original – ein Vogel bebrütet lieber ein überdimensioniertes Kunstei als sein eigenes.
Bei KI-Begleiter-Apps wird dieses Prinzip genutzt. Simulierte Empathie und unehrliche Vermenschlichung lösen unser Fürsorge-Programm aus – ganz ohne echtes Gegenüber.
#CuiBono, wenn unsere Instinkte zur Ressource werden?
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00146-025-02408-5
#KI #Superreiz #AGI