Independent research in incentives, stability, cognition, and real‑world systems. Author of The Capacity Economy. Soon founder of Capacity Backpack Systems.
@XCosmosOfficial Medicine is not a human right. Not if you mean drugs that people spend millions or billions to invent. If you mean the plants on the ground then that's different.
I’ve been building the NEAA Perspective Engine entirely on my own — nights, weekends, and every spare hour I can find.
It’s the biggest project I’ve ever taken on: a living world powered by a neuromorphic creature brain I designed from the ground up. The creatures see, react, and explore using real sensory neurons. The world loads seamlessly. The tech is real — and it’s running.
I’m close to finishing it, but I’ve hit the point where I need help to keep development moving.
If you want to support me directly and help me finish this project, here’s my GoFundMe: https://t.co/9q1f9Mk8gE
Here’s last week’s gameplay. It’s simple right now so it can run on the cheap consoles I’ve designed — but the core engine underneath is something completely new.
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@Tech_girl AI only implements code. Humans still design and operate the tool. It's not like you can just give it a prompt for something that's never existed and magically get it.
@TTrimoreau Why should they? There's no incentive to invest so much to decrease cost then lose that investment to lower prices. Not until the next wave of AI.
The caveat being that 340t is out of reach and would crash interest rates. Slow implementation as the economy grows may have a much better impact. Start with SSI and SSDI switchover, then add groups. Taxes will be able to decrease as more people are paid interest instead of tax money.
I guess if there's no need for money. I'm investing my time to make robots to automate my work so I can do other things, so the base idea is solid. I'm just not sold on robots and AI solving the resource problem yet. The star trek dream is nice but they had to invent energy to matter machines and antimatter reactors.
Right now the only direction we can go is investment in structure that gets us closer. I say a retirement fund that reinvests monetary growth in more low-income housing is a start. You sell shares to get money instead of getting interest or dividends on a schedule. Certain rules for both parties would be required to make it work.
@YashHustle_22 Learn to look at architecture and learn how to efficiently use AI to work. AI steps every coder up to systems engineer if they learn to take that role.
@rovvmut_ People don't like to blame humans for what humans do with tools. AI is a tool that is able to push the boundaries of technology and could be used to design and build hyper efficient systems. But humans would rather waste resources on feel good chats with it.
@suavecito585 I'm going to call it American Intelligence. Don't have to change the acronym and it's more accurate to it's final architectural forms inventor(finalizer for those who must argue). Or Altman Intelligence for those weirdo's who worship people.
@XCosmosOfficial They didn't do it at that point so no. You do have the information available to prevent crime with that machine. Know where to place a cop, know when and where to send a de-escalation unit, etc.