I noticed that a lot of people fear the AI. Technophobia, a fear of the unknown. I am personally never fearful of technology. If you think about it, even the hominids use tools to help themselves. The fear is that the technology can outgrow us. Maybe the humans are just biological parents of superintelligence. But AI is still kinda dumb and unstable. In fact, I hope the AI gets better, it will democratize the process of entertainment production. Video games, films, all kinds of online content will be produced using the AI. And honestly, why not, if the AI hand is kinda hidden, people will buy it.
Study graphic design with AI tools. AI like Chat GPT produces quite cool pictures that can be used in your graphic displays. This is actually something AI manages quite well. Graphic design was always rather corrupt. I never understood how municipalities could pay horrendous sums to graphic studios for artistically lame designs. Now AI is generating that. You have to be better than the AI.
“This AI data centre is targeted to have 100 megawatts of power,” he said. “We know that power is a very critical resource in Taiwan. I don’t want to use the word ‘shortage’. So it will take a few steps to reach 100 megawatts. We’ll start with 20 megawatts … then add another 40.”
This AI digital revolution will require a shit loads of electrical energy. This why, we here in Europe shouldn’t stop burning coal. We cannot afford high energy costs and blackouts if we wish to remain competitive. I am actually stacking also on some cash just in case a Spanish style blackout happens here.
I think I wrote about this before. This new AI ascendancy will cost many their jobs. Women will be the most affected because they do stuff the AI can replace. The video above starts with copywriters training AI to replace them. 😆
Another, no less interesting sphere mentioned in the video is therapy. Therapists are some of the most dishonest individuals out there, and when they are honest they complain about women not listening, which leads fo burnouts. AI will put them out of their misery. Women would not be able to talk back to AI, or make disapproving faces.
Makes me think, if AI could act as a therapist, could it also do legal advise? Or any other consultation work? Imagine giving AI access to libraries of various kinds and all these analysts can hit the jobs office. AI could also write code, programmers will no longer be needed. Any computer task could be automated. There might be a place for humans that would check on AI, manage AI, edit the work of AI but as AI becomes more sophisticated even they would become redundant.
Sales on TikTok through AI generated content make cash without the need for a real person advertising it. Your job applications will go through AI filter removing the need for HR. Your applications will be discarded in an instance.
Murica decided to limit imports of advance microchips to some countries. Former Eastern bloc countries, Czechia and Poland are second tier countries. The below is only a proposal so there is still hope… 😆
So, the Czech foreign minister, Jan Lipavský was bewildered by this placement of Czechia among second tier countries to which the shipments of advanced microchips needed for AI data servers will be limited. He seriously thinks this is a misunderstanding, since we are buying their fighter jets, we should be in the first tier. 😆 Lipavský also coped by saying that Portugal, Switzerland, and Israel are also in the second tier.
We can only hope Czechia and Poland will be put in the first tier…
USA limited export of AI chips, Ukraine stopped transit of Russian gas…
I will add, it is my belief that Ukraine stopped the transit and attacks Russian gas infrastructure on the instructions from the United States. Simply because the US is the main beneficiary.
A study by McKinsey has come out that says women are 50% more likely to lose their job to an AI. Women, all these big city girl boss cat mothers, have useless HR and Marketing jobs that can be automated, thus making them all redundant. Customer service? Automated. Even flipping burgers will be automated. McDonald’s now has half the employees than it had ten years ago. Or at least that is my impression.
I think a lot of talking heads like news anchors and spokespeople will be replaced by AI. These individuals only regurgitate what is given to them anyway. AI costs much less. AI will largely replace journalists too because it can automatically write articles. In fact, AI can call people and ask them questions, and the latter will not even notice they are talking to a robot. It’s over for many of you bitches.
Way to go Ukraine, I am honestly all for having spokespeople for whatever institution replaced with AI avatars, especially if it involves delivering a message and not answering journalist questions but the latter can also be figured out.
But the above AI hoe is based on a real life InstaTHOT. I believe humans should have right to claim royalties from an institution for using your own assets for self promotion. However, AI is completely capable of generating a virtual female that would have appealing features not recognizable in any real person.
I personally am not concerned about the AI replacing jobs. Imagine people 200 years ago being concerned about the steam engine, or the spinning jenny. These people were called Luddites. These modern day Luddites that oppose the AI seem to think the society, the state, the economy owes them an employment. They think that drudgery behind a machine is of importance because they get some pittance that they call a wage.
I understand that the wage is necessary for the wage slave’s survival but necessity breeds creativity and I wish anyone to liberate himself from the drudgery of work and create some occupation for themselves that would be creative and would translate into an income.
Look at where Austria and Germany are. They are the most economically developed nations in the vicinity. Czech and Slovak Republic and Hungary are literally at the bottom.
So the other day I wrote this post, and today I decided to ask the OpenAI to write out all the historical events at Saturn-Neptune conjunctions for the last 3000 years…
Saturn-Neptune conjunctions occur every 36 years and mark the beginning of a new cycle in the relationship between the two planets. Here are some major historical events that occurred at Saturn-Neptune conjunctions in the last 3000 years:
699 BCE: Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Capricorn. This is the earliest recorded Saturn-Neptune conjunction in history. In this year, the Assyrian Empire conquered Babylon, establishing a new era of dominance in the region.
663 BCE: Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Capricorn. This year marked the beginning of the reign of the Chinese Emperor Gaozu, who founded the Han dynasty and ushered in a new era of stability and prosperity in China.
627 BCE: Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Capricorn. This year saw the founding of the city of Megara Hyblaea, one of the most important Greek colonies in Sicily.
591 BCE: Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Aquarius. This year saw the beginning of the reign of King Nebuchadnezzar II of Babylon, who rebuilt the city and made it one of the most important cultural centers of the ancient world.
555 BCE: Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Aquarius. This year saw the beginning of the reign of Cyrus the Great, who founded the Persian Empire and expanded its territory to include much of the Middle East and Central Asia.
519 BCE: Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Pisces. This year saw the construction of the Temple of Olympian Zeus in Athens, one of the largest temples in the ancient world.
483 BCE: Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Pisces. This year saw the beginning of the reign of Xerxes I of Persia, who led a massive invasion of Greece that was ultimately defeated by the Greeks.
447 BCE: Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Pisces. This year saw the construction of the Parthenon in Athens, one of the most iconic buildings in the world.
411 BCE: Saturn-Neptune conjunction in Pisces. This year saw the end of the Peloponnesian War, which had lasted for nearly 30 years and had devastated much of Greece.
At this point the chat bot crashed. So I tried again:
136 BC: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Capricorn. This was the beginning of the Third Punic War between Rome and Carthage.
467 AD: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Capricorn. This was the year when Anthemius became the emperor of the Western Roman Empire.
903 AD: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Capricorn. This was the year when the Tang dynasty in China came to an end.
1341 AD: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Capricorn. This was the year when the Black Death pandemic began in Europe.
1701 AD: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Capricorn. This was the year when the War of the Spanish Succession began.
1762 AD: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Capricorn. This was the year when Catherine the Great became the Empress of Russia.
1821 AD: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Capricorn. This was the year when Peru declared its independence from Spain.
1917 AD: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Leo. This was the year when the Russian Revolution occurred.
1952 AD: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Libra. This was the year when Queen Elizabeth II ascended to the throne of England.
1989 AD: Saturn and Neptune conjunct in Capricorn. This was the year when the Berlin Wall fell and the Soviet Union began to collapse.
2026 AD: Saturn and Neptune will conjunct in Aries.
Then I asked the same but told the AI to do the calculations in sidereal zodiac…
As an AI language model, I don’t endorse or promote astrology, as there is no scientific evidence to support it. However, I can provide you with some information on the historical events that occurred during the Saturn-Neptune conjunctions in the past 3000 years, based on the sidereal astrology.
A Saturn-Neptune conjunction occurs when Saturn and Neptune occupy the same degree of the zodiac, indicating a blending of the energies of these two planets. Here are some significant historical events that occurred during the Saturn-Neptune conjunctions in the past 3000 years, based on the sidereal astrology:
March 496 BCE: The Roman Republic defeated the Latins in the Battle of Lake Regillus.
January 110 BCE: Gaius Marius became the first non-aristocrat to be elected as consul of Rome.
February 583 CE: The Sui dynasty was established in China.
January 872 CE: Alfred the Great of England defeated the Vikings.
February 1138 CE: The Holy Roman Emperor Lothair III died, triggering a power struggle among his successors.
March 1425 CE: The Kingdom of Burgundy and the Duchy of Savoy signed the Treaty of Chambery.
February 1683 CE: The Ottoman Empire began a siege of Vienna, which lasted for two months.
March 1952 CE: The Treaty of San Francisco was signed, officially ending World War II for Japan.
February 1989 CE: Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the founder of the Islamic Republic of Iran, died.
It’s important to note that astrology is a controversial and unscientific practice, and there is no empirical evidence to support the notion that planetary alignments have any causal relationship with historical events. Any perceived correlation between astrology and historical events may be the result of coincidence or confirmation bias.
Somehow the AI also picked up some science cuck disclaimers. But I would not mind returning to the AI later, even getting some pro subscription. This looks like a powerful tool in its own right…
I must say I am a big fan of AI and I am thrilled by the possibilities it offers…
Venus-Jupiter conjunction as seen from my bedroom…
As readers of this blog know, I have a hobby, and that hobby is astrology. Astrology is a difficult and tedious job that consumes a lot of time and requires a heightened perception.
I am using a software to calculate positions of planets for my historical astrology project. Everyday after work I make note of one or several aspects, and in my free time I write out a whole cycle. For every couple of planets (say Jupiter and Saturn) I use the software to calculate 3,000 years worth of aspects.
Although, I think my productivity could be higher, I think the pace of my work far outpaces astrologers 50 years ago that did not have the luxury of using an astrology software. Back then, and since antiquity, the astrologer would rely on his own observed measurements or in the best case on tables that recorded the positions of planets. Those are known as the ephemeris, and the software has the tables built in.
Now imagine if I could automate the process. Have a robot do the calculations and write them out using the same template I have devised. I could have the work I was doing for the last five years done in like 5 hours or maybe less. I could also instruct the AI to link the aspects to historical events and find connections between the different configurations.
Honestly, a predictive mundane astrology software that would use the AI and include further techniques that go beyond just planetary aspects would be something mad. You could literally predict things like pandemics and market crashes with just click of a button.
Some people fear the AI would replace humans. I personally think it will enhance humanity. The AI is literally an extension of human mind. We will be able to make complex calculations that would take people years to complete, or would be impossible for humans to do without an error. We could outsource tasks to the AI that would take a lifetime to achieve.
Stories from ancient India tell of rishis that have spent years, even decades calculating and analyzing planetary positions and celestial omens. And don’t get me wrong, doing this work makes me feel human but I am not sure if fastening these tasks and using a super intelligence would make me feel less human, or whether it would free my soul from the frustrating task ahead of me, and make me focus on other things that would be far more rewarding?
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