If AI agents stick around, I feel like they’re going to be the thing millennials as a generation refuse to adopt and are made fun of for in 20-30 years. Younger generations will be automating their lives and millennials will be the holdouts, writing our emails manually and doing our own banking, while our grandkids are like, “Grandpa, you know AI can do all of that for you, why are you still living in the 2000s?” And we’ll tell stories about how, in our day, AI used to ruin peoples’ lives on a whim.

If they thought they feared for their lives before, I wonder how they feel now that they’ve been named and had their pictures posted everywhere. If that were me, I’d be afraid to leave my fucking house.

Gattaca is the new Torment Nexus.

Given the percent of the map that falls in the 0-50 range, there’s really no reason for it to be 5 (or 10) colors. Conversely, the 90-100 range accounts for a very large amount of the map, and being able to differentiate it is valuable.

This isn’t like a graph where the scale changes in the middle to obfuscate the data; it’s making the map more readable and providing more information, it just requires the user to actually be literate.

Stopping it is, in fact, very easy. Simply unplug the servers, that’s all it takes.