Page 5 is pretty strong too. And that's as far as I've gotten.
And paragraph 66, page 18 is super creepy. The various posters apparently defending this machine are disturbing. Maybe some adults wish that as a kid they'd had a secret friend to tell them how full of shit their parents - and wouldn't have position if that friend was either real or imagined by them. But synthesized algorithms that clearly are emulating the behavior of villains from thrillers should be avoided, woah...
I think it’s more that some people are excited by the prospects of further progress in this area, and are afraid that cases like this will stunt the progress (if successful).
And paragraph 66, page 18 is super creepy. The various posters apparently defending this machine are disturbing. Maybe some adults wish that as a kid they'd had a secret friend to tell them how full of shit their parents - and wouldn't have position if that friend was either real or imagined by them. But synthesized algorithms that clearly are emulating the behavior of villains from thrillers should be avoided, woah...