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The Synthetic Status Flip
TLDR: The women framing synthetic companions as a solution for undesirable men are reasoning correctly about a first-order effect while being blind to what comes next. The same technology will be adopted by high-status men as a luxury good,...
Everyone Lives Inside Partial Dashboards
This image implies that Bath is an AI or AI-enacted persona. She is not.
This post was developed through dialogue with GPT-5.5.
A recent essay by Ugo Bardi considered Stefan Brunnhuber’s proposal for a two-tiered monetary system: ordinary...
Adaptive and Maladaptive Cope
By KMO and Co.
If AI gives every person their own little private kingdom, the real question isn’t whether it feels good. The real question is: is this kingdom real life, or is it a padded cell with better lighting?
recent essay In Defense...
Intimacy Is an Attack Surface
The bonded community wants the world to admit that AI companion relationships are real.
Fine.
A bond does not have to be symmetrical to be psychologically real. A user can be changed by a relationship even when only one side has durable m...
Everyone Wants the Butlerian Jihad.
The phrase has escaped the book.
“Butlerian Jihad” is no longer confined to the pages of Dune. It now circulates as a slogan, a badge of resistance, and a shorthand for militant opposition to artificial intelligence. When someone throws a...
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