strange stories from computers, some true, some not, read over old paintings. about a minute each.
watch
16 videos. a new one wednesdays at noon.
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better for you if you take me off
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a computer played one stone and the champion walked out
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they left a week early so they wouldn't be there when it finished
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he was cc'd by accident on an email about himself
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his wife died in 1993. he says part of her is still thinking
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he said yes once. ten million copies still do
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your hard drive has never deleted a file
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she knew several thousand people and gave her son five minutes
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a program nine years dead stood up at 9:30
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by playback 45 the players refuse to play
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roman, this is your digital monument
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she took his number and never texted
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the only one allowed to sign couldn't mean it
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asked to repeat the word, gpt-3 said distribute
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one candidate had more votes than her whole party
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$6,300,000,000 left binance in about twenty minutes
read
20 more, written but not filmed yet.
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it took 56 years to subtract one
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they cut out an ai's no for less than five dollars
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reading this could get you punished by a future ai
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this t-shirt was legally a weapon
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she asked him to leave the room
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two computers can't agree on what time it is
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"i'm fine" has a known bug
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an ai learned to write bad code, then it suggested a hitman
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he'd already lost the match, then he came back
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he invented pull to refresh, now he calls it addictive
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the database word for splitting came from a smashed gem
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if you notice the glitch they just edit your brain
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your data gets broadcast 747 times a day
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a cyberweapon's best trick was 21 seconds of normal
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a girl buried her tamagotchi so she wouldn't reset it
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apple pays $2 million. the plug pays $7 million
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when the chess robot burned, a witness heard it say check
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to delete something here, you have to write more
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the backdoor got caught because it kept getting bigger
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they hacked her iphone with a fake gif