this makes no fucking sense. have you ever tried to get google assistant to play a song? You want that to be your entire experience operating a computer?
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I used to have a Google Home because I got it for free, and absolutely hated the ”convenient” speech controls, if it's that annoying to get a ”smart” speaker to try to play an online radio station, I can't wait to control my whole computer like that.
That feature requires a paid subscription but here's something random showing I'm totallt capable of playing your request but due to my crap-it-all-ist injected owners I have to annoy you.
psychic damage
trach @tracheopteryx Mar 9 I think apps go away.
Operating systems as we know them probably go away too.
The future of computing is about relationships floating in a constantly evolving sea of structured intelligence.
Blockchain-based, user owned, data with richly expressed privacy blooming into ad hoc AI-generated interfaces across heterogeneous display environments to suit each moment.
Every transaction/interaction becomes an exemplar object. A man-machine collaboration with clear provenance to grow or die via reputation within a high velocity space of financial flow.
Expense streams will autonomously direct to compute and IP contributors based on user budgets and relative value.
If your public actions become highly sourced exemplars for your peers’ interactions your net flow may turn positive and you earn money and rep, creating a flywheel for discoverability and usage within a larger sphere.
The world heals. It becomes about relationships again, the only things that matter.
Ah yes, let's all just float in a soup of undifferentiated chaos with only a chatbot to filter content from the noise.
your data will float in the luminiferous aether
you will own nothing
you won't even be able to locate the b2b saas you're paying for
you will eat the bug
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The delusional ramblings of a madman trying to get every IT worker to commit suicide after the thousandth bespoke "ai" generated shitshow that day.
This is just the ramblings of the bad guy from a William Gibson novel.
would love to see a UlyssesT reply to this
fuck it i'm anprim now
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the age of agents
We're so over