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Why not
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Half joking, there should be a “Brand Camp” like a 2 week full-time immersive thing.
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Yep, I’d go
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...and that's how everyone in the galaxy got all their problems solved with friendship and ponies.
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Aren't they already AIs? (I mean, AIs that happen to run partially on organic hardware rented from individual humans, but it ain't a human consciousness it's running for sure, or anything resembling one.) Everything we, as humans, do for profit is rental AI work.
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Interesting line of thought. At what point does a meme become a brand (and then AI)? When it's responsive?
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Brands (and political movements) get a lot of benefit from being somewhat inscrutable, and people projecting their own thoughts onto them. *some* brands would benefit financial from being able to communicate with you, many would lose out
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Eg some British clothing brands were simultaneously beloved of working class reggae fans and racist skinheads. An AI would probably reveal it as being less desirable to at least one group.
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At most one of my companies will allow itself to interface with brands that do not adhere to this basic level of competence.
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