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ChatGPT killed my wife (GPT5 release drama)
(lemmy.world)
"We did it, Patrick! We made a technological breakthrough!"
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Kinda reminded me of this episode: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt30127325/
Iirc, it's this one https://m.imdb.com/it/title/tt2290780/
It's from fucking 2013 and they saw this happening.
Oooooooh, right, right. Yeah, that one!
I mean, it's just an extrapolation of the human condition. That hasn't really changed much in the last thousand years, let alone in the last ten. The thing with all this "clairvoyant" sci-fi that people always cite is that the sci-fi is always less about the actual technology and more about putting normal human characters in potential future scenarios and writing them realistically using the current understanding of human disposition. Given that, it's not really surprising to see real humans mirroring fictional humans (from good fiction) in similar situations. Disappointing maybe, but not surprising.
This. One kind of good sci-fi is basically thought experiments to better understand the human condition.
That's the one!
Also, hello to Italy?
Good catch! Apparently Imdb forces the country in the url based on the phone language not the position detected
Back in 2010, one of my coworkers pitched this exact idea to me. He wanted to start a business that would allow people to upload writing samples, pictures, and video from a loved one. Then create a virtual personality that would respond as that person.
I lost touch with the guy. Maybe he went on to become a Black Mirror writer. Or got involved with ChatGPT.