It wasn’t there before and I stopped reading when I got to the citation of MW, but omg in literally what world is groyperism cheerful?
October 12, 2026 at 6:07 PM
It wasn’t there before and I stopped reading when I got to the citation of MW, but omg in literally what world is groyperism cheerful?
The abyss of their ignorance
is too deep to calculate🤬
And their arrogance reaches beyond
the universe‼️
Humanity’s very survival
demands
that these cretins be forced back under the rocks they slithered out from under🪨
is too deep to calculate🤬
And their arrogance reaches beyond
the universe‼️
Humanity’s very survival
demands
that these cretins be forced back under the rocks they slithered out from under🪨
October 12, 2026 at 5:16 PM
The abyss of their ignorance
is too deep to calculate🤬
And their arrogance reaches beyond
the universe‼️
Humanity’s very survival
demands
that these cretins be forced back under the rocks they slithered out from under🪨
is too deep to calculate🤬
And their arrogance reaches beyond
the universe‼️
Humanity’s very survival
demands
that these cretins be forced back under the rocks they slithered out from under🪨
Ok listen, this is the funniest piece of writing I have read in all of 2016:
October 12, 2026 at 4:51 PM
Ok listen, this is the funniest piece of writing I have read in all of 2016:
I should pin a post about Meta harboring humanity’s worst algorithm
October 12, 2026 at 4:45 PM
I should pin a post about Meta harboring humanity’s worst algorithm
→ What they did
A new benchmark called Humanity's Sixth Sense has been created to test how AI models interpret visual scenes and reason about information that isn't explicitly shown.
A new benchmark called Humanity's Sixth Sense has been created to test how AI models interpret visual scenes and reason about information that isn't explicitly shown.
October 12, 2026 at 4:40 PM
→ What they did
A new benchmark called Humanity's Sixth Sense has been created to test how AI models interpret visual scenes and reason about information that isn't explicitly shown.
A new benchmark called Humanity's Sixth Sense has been created to test how AI models interpret visual scenes and reason about information that isn't explicitly shown.
Elorian and Scale AI released Humanity's Sixth Sense to evaluate how well models interpret implicit visual scenes. The dataset comprises 522 questions based on 288 images and video clips.
#VisualReasoning #Benchmark #AIAgent
#VisualReasoning #Benchmark #AIAgent
New benchmark reveals AI models lack intuitive visual reasoning
Source: Import AI (Jack Clark)
realfeedapp.com
October 12, 2026 at 4:40 PM
Elorian and Scale AI released Humanity's Sixth Sense to evaluate how well models interpret implicit visual scenes. The dataset comprises 522 questions based on 288 images and video clips.
#VisualReasoning #Benchmark #AIAgent
#VisualReasoning #Benchmark #AIAgent
PS4 is one of humanity's greatest achievements
October 12, 2026 at 4:38 PM
PS4 is one of humanity's greatest achievements
Can you imagine not reading anything that could be termed "emotional conflict"? That would exclude pretty much every story in humanity's history!
October 12, 2026 at 4:34 PM
Can you imagine not reading anything that could be termed "emotional conflict"? That would exclude pretty much every story in humanity's history!
ICYMI: Guillermo Del Toro Wants To Make A Mexican Kidnapping Drama That Could Draw From His Father’s Real-Life Abduction
Guillermo Del Toro Wants To Make A Mexican Kidnapping Drama That Could Draw From His Father’s Real-Life Abduction
Guillermo del Toro has spent much of his career exploring humanity’s darkest impulses through monsters, ghosts, and fairy tales. But one of the most terrifying experiences of his life was very real and involved no supernatural elements. In the late 1990s, his father was kidnapped in Mexico and held for ransom for 72 days, an ordeal that profoundly changed the filmmaker’s life. Now, del Toro says he wants to return to Mexico to make a kidnapping drama, potentially drawing on a traumatic chapter of his own family’s history.
Continue reading Guillermo Del Toro Wants To Make A Mexican Kidnapping Drama That Could Draw From His Father’s Real-Life Abduction at The Playlist.
dlvr.it
October 12, 2026 at 4:26 PM
ICYMI: Guillermo Del Toro Wants To Make A Mexican Kidnapping Drama That Could Draw From His Father’s Real-Life Abduction
We Finally Know More About Humanity’s First Civilization
YouTube video by Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell
youtu.be
October 12, 2026 at 4:16 PM
Humanity's Greatest Engineering Feat?
YouTube video by Adam Savage’s Tested
youtu.be
October 12, 2026 at 3:41 PM
People can spend their time wherever they want so I genuinely won't throw shade at Gruber's decision to go back to posting on X. But the idea that X is "friendly and inclusive" is pretty laughable when you consider that since the dawn of Twitter it's been a thunderdome that people call the hellsite.
October 12, 2026 at 3:30 PM
People can spend their time wherever they want so I genuinely won't throw shade at Gruber's decision to go back to posting on X. But the idea that X is "friendly and inclusive" is pretty laughable when you consider that since the dawn of Twitter it's been a thunderdome that people call the hellsite.
On racism -
"You know you're nothing new... don't you?" he said. "Humanity's been categorising itself into 'real humans' and 'lesser humans' since we first figured out how to group things. Probably the first thing we did, after 'good bananas' and 'rotten bananas'."
- Excultus by Mottlemoth
"You know you're nothing new... don't you?" he said. "Humanity's been categorising itself into 'real humans' and 'lesser humans' since we first figured out how to group things. Probably the first thing we did, after 'good bananas' and 'rotten bananas'."
- Excultus by Mottlemoth
October 12, 2026 at 3:24 PM
On racism -
"You know you're nothing new... don't you?" he said. "Humanity's been categorising itself into 'real humans' and 'lesser humans' since we first figured out how to group things. Probably the first thing we did, after 'good bananas' and 'rotten bananas'."
- Excultus by Mottlemoth
"You know you're nothing new... don't you?" he said. "Humanity's been categorising itself into 'real humans' and 'lesser humans' since we first figured out how to group things. Probably the first thing we did, after 'good bananas' and 'rotten bananas'."
- Excultus by Mottlemoth
Corollary SF's debut issue has CJ Erick's free “Rendezvous with the Enemy.” At a Jupiter station, an alien occupier offers a human ex-lover interstellar travel in exchange for help winning humanity's cooperation. He refuses. https://corollarysf.com/rendezvous-with-the-enemy/ #SciFi #ShortFiction
Rendezvous with the Enemy by CJ Erick | Corollary SF
Rendezvous with the Enemy, a science fiction short story by CJ Erick, published in Issue One of Corollary SF.
corollarysf.com
October 12, 2026 at 3:23 PM
Corollary SF's debut issue has CJ Erick's free “Rendezvous with the Enemy.” At a Jupiter station, an alien occupier offers a human ex-lover interstellar travel in exchange for help winning humanity's cooperation. He refuses. https://corollarysf.com/rendezvous-with-the-enemy/ #SciFi #ShortFiction
That is one of humanity’s great achievements. I am dead serious.
October 12, 2026 at 3:14 PM
That is one of humanity’s great achievements. I am dead serious.
I'm not afraid of AI, but I am terrified by the soulless, greedy corporate drones and entirely natural intelligences who are in charge of it.
freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2...
freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2...
October 12, 2026 at 3:13 PM
I'm not afraid of AI, but I am terrified by the soulless, greedy corporate drones and entirely natural intelligences who are in charge of it.
freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2...
freethoughtblogs.com/pharyngula/2...
3 years after October 7, Israel’s war on Gaza has reshaped the Middle East and weakened US power, yet the erasure of Palestine continues, writes Mouin Rabbani:
After the Gaza genocide, Palestine is humanity’s litmus test
3 years after October 7, Israel’s war on Gaza has reshaped the Middle East and weakened US power, yet the erasure of Palestine continues, writes Mouin Rabbani.
www.newarab.com
October 12, 2026 at 3:13 PM
3 years after October 7, Israel’s war on Gaza has reshaped the Middle East and weakened US power, yet the erasure of Palestine continues, writes Mouin Rabbani:
Yup! Me, too! I learned the rules of Christianity early - taught most of them to my sons, but not in a church - just as simple Instructions for being a good, thoughtful, empathetic person!
Added other ideas & let them explore various religions. After all, it’s important to know humanity’s history
Added other ideas & let them explore various religions. After all, it’s important to know humanity’s history
October 12, 2026 at 3:04 PM
Yup! Me, too! I learned the rules of Christianity early - taught most of them to my sons, but not in a church - just as simple Instructions for being a good, thoughtful, empathetic person!
Added other ideas & let them explore various religions. After all, it’s important to know humanity’s history
Added other ideas & let them explore various religions. After all, it’s important to know humanity’s history
…is Gruber huffing paint? Did the tech people got brain worms all at once or something?
I’m not linking the piece or quoting his post to dunk on it — that’s X behavior. It’s already upsetting to read this gaslighting attempt and I wouldn’t put my followers through such rubbish.
I’m not linking the piece or quoting his post to dunk on it — that’s X behavior. It’s already upsetting to read this gaslighting attempt and I wouldn’t put my followers through such rubbish.
October 12, 2026 at 2:59 PM
…is Gruber huffing paint? Did the tech people got brain worms all at once or something?
I’m not linking the piece or quoting his post to dunk on it — that’s X behavior. It’s already upsetting to read this gaslighting attempt and I wouldn’t put my followers through such rubbish.
I’m not linking the piece or quoting his post to dunk on it — that’s X behavior. It’s already upsetting to read this gaslighting attempt and I wouldn’t put my followers through such rubbish.
this is as far as you need to read this piece before you figure out this man is huffing paint and not worth listening to in the slightest
October 12, 2026 at 2:43 PM
this is as far as you need to read this piece before you figure out this man is huffing paint and not worth listening to in the slightest
Another fun little story for Pulptober.
This one's about a human ambassador to Venus dealing with humanity's species-wide Impostor Syndrome. Do you dare confront the...
... MIND WORMS!
This one's about a human ambassador to Venus dealing with humanity's species-wide Impostor Syndrome. Do you dare confront the...
... MIND WORMS!
Pulptober 12th:
"Mind Worms" by Moses Schere
A neat moody concept from 1948. Humans go to space, meet advanced aliens, and promptly start suffering species-wide Impostor Syndrome.
A great title with an okay execution!
www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/64415
"Mind Worms" by Moses Schere
A neat moody concept from 1948. Humans go to space, meet advanced aliens, and promptly start suffering species-wide Impostor Syndrome.
A great title with an okay execution!
www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/64415
Mind Worms by Moses Schere
Mind Worms by Moses Schere. Free eBook digitized and proofread by volunteers.
www.gutenberg.org
October 12, 2026 at 2:40 PM
Another fun little story for Pulptober.
This one's about a human ambassador to Venus dealing with humanity's species-wide Impostor Syndrome. Do you dare confront the...
... MIND WORMS!
This one's about a human ambassador to Venus dealing with humanity's species-wide Impostor Syndrome. Do you dare confront the...
... MIND WORMS!
Quite the opposite sir. It fills me with glee. Farting is one of humanity's greatest comic resources.
October 12, 2026 at 2:14 PM
Quite the opposite sir. It fills me with glee. Farting is one of humanity's greatest comic resources.