GoonpocalypseJul 22
pirate wires #143 // xAI’s new artificially intelligent companion (prostitute?), the isolating tendencies of technology, and the absence of a future vision paves tech’s road to hell (and goonbots)
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pirate wires #143 // xAI’s new artificially intelligent companion (prostitute?), the isolating tendencies of technology, and the absence of a future vision paves tech’s road to hell (and goonbots)
Mike Solanatransracialists believe race is a feeling — and if you want it badly enough, you can turn yourself black, white, asian, or indigenous (with the help of plastic surgery, in some cases)
Katherine Deecbs cancels colbert, the monoculture (or what's left of it) is dying, and the media is fragmenting into clarity and chaos
Emily Jashinskythe zombie apocalypse already happened, we just call it "the internet." danny boyle's new thriller is a parable for how going online turned us against each other (and ourselves)
Kat Rosenfieldbig tech's newest weapon, the partial acquisition, threatens to violate the social contract that makes startups work
Jake Coopera growing community of internet addicts and researchers online are helping each other navigate the gray market, get high, and ease withdrawal (with the help of white dust from chinese labs)
Dani Socherthe ai talent wars challenge the shared trust, and mission, that aligned founders, employees, and investors
John Luttigtoday, pipedream labs announces a network of tunnels serviced by autonomous robots that will deliver anything to anyone in under 5min (and for less than 25 cents)
G. B. Rangoan exclusive look at rainmaker’s bid to replenish the great salt lake — and prove cloud seeding is a force for good
Blake Dodgehow the u.s. fell dangerously behind china on drones — and what that means for the future of warfare
Ashley Rindsberga closer look at trump’s proposal to protect our skies — and how one startup plans to combat the drone threat using high-powered microwave forcefields (no seriously)
Riley Norkozempic burns muscle plus fat, creating legions of people who look like empty sacks. but pharma has finally found a way to make people look like they lift.
Oliver Bateman