How can we turn brands into AIs? Not anthropomorphic spokesmascots. I mean the whole brand as an AI. Logos, ads, positioning, values, personality, style, communication guidelines, relationship to products they front, legal rights etc. They should have personhood rights too.
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Half joking, there should be a “Brand Camp” like a 2 week full-time immersive thing.
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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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I work on idea mining and can envisage coding all of the above, except the rights. That's because I'm bouncing through 's "Robot Rights", which lays out the quadrants of conflicting standpoints, along with a cautionary inversion. Recommended!
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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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