> The rapid pace of artificial intelligence has led to hastily drafted government regulation. Foreseeing this inevitability, Del Complex has engineered a solution ready to set sail.
Hmm, interesting…
> The BlueSea Frontier Compute Cluster (BSFCC)—a groundbreaking venture in international waters, melding cutting-edge technology with unparalleled autonomy.
Automony? Surely this can’t be what I’m thinking about…
> Not just a compute cluster, each BSFCC is a sovereign nation state
…slowly starting to hysterically laugh, anxiety about future dials up to 11…
> Kinetic risk mitigation with dedicated security forces.
I lost control at this point. Laughing because of the desire to not believe it, anxiety knowing it has already come.
The cyberpunk dystopia.
I know I know, current world is mostly a dystopia by the standards of the old, but this is another level in cyberpunk. Tech companies operating as sovereign states, armed with mercenaries? I’d watch/play that film/game. Only issue is it’s real life.
> and offer additional benefits as tax shelter opportunities.
They’re openly saying it, no shame anymore.
What boggles my mind is that someone must have thought about all this AI regulatory capture etc. stuff a long, long time ago, for such a thing to exist by now.
Whoever is behind this is a true evil genius. I understand the benefits and all, but at this point I can no longer believe technology itself as a whole is beneficial to humankind.
Hmm, interesting…
> The BlueSea Frontier Compute Cluster (BSFCC)—a groundbreaking venture in international waters, melding cutting-edge technology with unparalleled autonomy.
Automony? Surely this can’t be what I’m thinking about…
> Not just a compute cluster, each BSFCC is a sovereign nation state
…slowly starting to hysterically laugh, anxiety about future dials up to 11…
> Kinetic risk mitigation with dedicated security forces.
I lost control at this point. Laughing because of the desire to not believe it, anxiety knowing it has already come.
The cyberpunk dystopia.
I know I know, current world is mostly a dystopia by the standards of the old, but this is another level in cyberpunk. Tech companies operating as sovereign states, armed with mercenaries? I’d watch/play that film/game. Only issue is it’s real life.
> and offer additional benefits as tax shelter opportunities.
They’re openly saying it, no shame anymore.
What boggles my mind is that someone must have thought about all this AI regulatory capture etc. stuff a long, long time ago, for such a thing to exist by now.
Whoever is behind this is a true evil genius. I understand the benefits and all, but at this point I can no longer believe technology itself as a whole is beneficial to humankind.