Alison then reviews the above clip in the context of her model of emergent complexity. Truly one of the best researchers out there in my opinion. She does address an issue that is important to me, that of the lack of consent. My position is that if we are being lured into games to harvest our consciousness and creativity, it is without our consent. That indicates an enemy or parasite.
Telepathic Pong...Pick a Paddle Red or Green Alison McDowell
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Telepathic Pong...Pick a Paddle Red or Green Alison McDowell
I am still wrapping my head around this one. This experiment in the below clip is unreal. I am wondering if it could have been faked, though apparently it was done in realtime.
Alison then reviews the above clip in the context of her model of emergent complexity. Truly one of the best researchers out there in my opinion. She does address an issue that is important to me, that of the lack of consent. My position is that if we are being lured into games to harvest our consciousness and creativity, it is without our consent. That indicates an enemy or parasite.
Alison then reviews the above clip in the context of her model of emergent complexity. Truly one of the best researchers out there in my opinion. She does address an issue that is important to me, that of the lack of consent. My position is that if we are being lured into games to harvest our consciousness and creativity, it is without our consent. That indicates an enemy or parasite.