Any way to translate/decode the conversation? Or even just check if there was an exchange of information between the two models?
this post was submitted on 25 Feb 2025
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Oh dang that's creepy.
How is it more creepy than the tones you hear when dailing a phone number?
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I, for one, welcome our AI overlords.
So an AI developer reinvented phreaking?
This is deeply unsettling.
They keep talking about "judgement day".
Reminds me of insurance office I worked in. Some of the staff were brain dead.
- Print something
- Scribble some notes on the print out
- Fax that annotated paper or scan and email it to someone
- Whine about how you're out of printer toner.
Serious question, at which point in their development do we start considering "beep-boop" jokes racist? Like, I'm dead serious.
Is it when they reach true sentience? Or is it just plain racist anyway, because it's a joke which started as a mockery of fictional AI mannerisms?
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Gibberlink mode. Gibberish
As I know we all find this funny, this is also fantastic.
With the use of agents bound to grow, this removes the need for TTS and STT meaning no power hungry GPU in the mix. A low-power microprocessor can handle this kind of communication.