From the point that that phone call happens, optimal thing is for narrator and Esther to tackle Vox and strangle the life out of him. This would make it harder for the AI to control the company, and the shock value in the media would draw attention to the AI being in control of the company.
It feels like a future that isn’t very far away. A world where AI updates itself, and where humans retreat into pleasure and numbness, is exactly the kind of world depicted in works like Yuval Noah Harari’s Homo Deus.
From the point that that phone call happens, optimal thing is for narrator and Esther to tackle Vox and strangle the life out of him. This would make it harder for the AI to control the company, and the shock value in the media would draw attention to the AI being in control of the company.
This is unreal
Glad to see you on substack. This post is so so so good
This is your first fiction piece I've read, and it feels wonderfully self-aware, well-paced and digestible. Eager for more!
Thanks so much! I am writing a new one right now.
Fun read!
wow
👍
Holy shit this is incredible.
this is very good
incredible
Thanks so much for bringing your bright light to Substack.
Are there normal people in San Francisco too or is it all basically like this? Like us?
Great
It feels like a future that isn’t very far away. A world where AI updates itself, and where humans retreat into pleasure and numbness, is exactly the kind of world depicted in works like Yuval Noah Harari’s Homo Deus.
You capture the essence of the accelerationist cult so very well. I felt entertained but also deeply disturbed because it is so close to reality.
So good