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This is the most “don’t threaten me with a good time” that has ever don’t-threaten-me-with-a-good-time’d in the history of Don’t Threaten Me With A Good Time-ing. Ever.

AI will usher in the end of our humanity. And eventually our extinction. It is a devil in sheep’s clothes that will undermine our understanding of truth & reality, and rob us of the essence of our survival, water! All for a fraud that can never deliver the benefits promised.

It seemed appropriate: soulless inhuman husks shutting down their machine designed to control people though poorly recreated reality because the brain of a single real human is better than all of them and their machine combined.

The narrative was that he was more powerful than the aliens controlling the place because he had years of training injected into his brain to make him stronger and in control of his 'tuning' powers and he wasn't frail so could push himself more than the frail aliens. I can't wait to know kung fu. 😘

There's information out there (try Google, too) that explains how to file. Here's something I reposted a few months ago: bsky.app/profile/jaso...

Jason Sanford@jasonsanford.bsky.social

Many authors have searched The Atlantic's LibGen database of pirated titles to see if they are listed there. However, I've uncovered that authors of short fiction aren't always discoverable there. Here's how I discovered more of my short fiction in the list. 1/ www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...

Just wait for their explanations of why their daylight assault and robbery are totally OK, in line with the constitution, and absolutely essential, but if you use the same netflop password in 2 devices... then you deserve to be hanged, drawn, and quartered!!! Disgusting anti-American scum!!!

There's information out there (try Google, too) that explains how to file. Here's something I reposted a few months ago: bsky.app/profile/jaso...

Jason Sanford@jasonsanford.bsky.social

Many authors have searched The Atlantic's LibGen database of pirated titles to see if they are listed there. However, I've uncovered that authors of short fiction aren't always discoverable there. Here's how I discovered more of my short fiction in the list. 1/ www.theatlantic.com/technology/a...

The AI Induatry will be ruined? OH NOES. Good. Let it happen. What comes out of the burning mess will hopefully be a more ethical, economical alternative to the greed and stupidity surrounding most of it currently.