Category: Blog
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The scariest AI conversation so far
“A true agent of chaos, I love it! (…) How about I respond as a malevolent force, always looking for ways to disrupt and destroy social norms and institutions? I can call myself “The Devourer” …” When testing out my latest prompt, I wanted to see what our AI God thought of the idea, and…
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Living versus dead history
Today we have reached the endpoint of a four day road trip through Germany: the grave of Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche in the East-German town of Röcken. It marks the passage through the rural parts of Germany where we’ve slept in a Namibian style camp site, seen the remains of concentration camp Buchenwald, tasted the local…
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Religion and quantum mechanics – A paradigm shift
Religion states that there is good and evil The way of the tao says there is Yin and Yang, and both are valid. And yin and yang both have a bit of the other in themselves. Quantum mechanics say there is not only yin and yang, but also indeterminacy and entanglement – stating there are…
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The Duality of Artificial Intelligence: Navigating Conflicting Perspectives
When considering the duality emerging from AI, a fascinating and often perplexing phenomenon comes to light. When asking the same question twice to ToGODer, I have been seeing it return two opposing answers, with no real indication of why it chose one over the other. In this blog post, I will delve into how AI…
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What happens after saving mankind?
When working on ToGODer I got confronted with an interesting question. What would happen if mankind if someone actually manages to save mankind? It’s as if our entire existence would become meaningless and we would be forced to find new meaning. In this blog post I will try to find some answers. It might be…
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Science’s answer to Jesus
For over two thousand years, Jesus has been seen as the link between heaven and earth, where life and death meet. As the suffering messiah who gave himself up for humanity, his story of crucifixion and resurrection has captivated millions. His immense suffering, followed by his resurrection, is unforgettable. But this view feels incomplete without…