Source: https://sunny.garden/@Artists_Ali/116920398941707514

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@Artists_Ali@sunny.garden

I just saw a video of an AI executive saying that people will connect their brains to the cloud so they can have 1,000 times more thoughts.

Neurotypical people. Please listen to me. I promise you, with all the ADHD in my body-

You really do not want 1,000 more thoughts.

You may think you do, but you extremely do not.

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    1 day ago

    I know this isn’t true for the same reason anyone who’s demanded my “undivided attention” and been unlucky enough for me to oblige knows.

  • Baggie@lemmy.zip
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    1 day ago

    Bro they put me on stimulants so I can have LESS thoughts do not let the computer in.

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    2 days ago

    Not the cloud, but I wouldn’t being able to connect my brain to my computer just locally.

    Being able to think at a computer and have it do things seems really nice, as someone whose brain is often faster than their ability to type well.

    For things like transcribing notes for uni, or just having a notepad so I can remember things I don’t have the memory capacity to hold would be great.

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    2 days ago

    Autistic+ADHD+DID here to tell you that no… No you do NOT want 1000+ thoughts all at once, it’s literally the worst idea imaginable why would you want that???!!?!!!?!?!!!

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      2 days ago

      It appears to say a thousand times more.

      Which - holy shit - how did we not clock that massive self-report? They have so few thoughts that this strikes them as a desirable and possible increase.

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      2 days ago

      They’re not all at once. It’s like a thought streaming service piped to your brain that is near impossible to shut off or focus well.

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    2 days ago

    Never even mind the quantity issue. The idea of plugging thoughts from “the cloud” into my head is horrifying. You really want to be free-basing the shit on the internet that already makes you feel dumber just by reading / watching it?

  • WhosMansIsThis@lemmy.world
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    2 days ago

    I’ve tried explaining to normies how ‘living in the moment’ is actually awful and is basically like being a goldfish… the never get it.

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    2 days ago

    Are you sure you want to keep them from selfdestructing?

    Remember the show Pantheon?
    Have someone make a fake ‘scanning’ machine and tell all these guys we’ll give them digital immortality. “Scan” then, and then have their digital selves go on with their lives.

    But those “digital” selves are actually people who are impersonating them and redirecting their wealth for the good of the world, claiming that their new perspective of immortality has completely changed their mindsets.

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    2 days ago

    Under no circumstances do you want the inability to shut your brain off. Trust me, as an autistic person. It’s a terrible double edged sword that is not worth it a fair bit of the time.