Artificialintelligence Quotes

“Test and iteration are the two wings of innovation. When it comes to AI practical implementation, they turn ideas into reality and failures into lessons learned. Testing and iterating helps to find a way forward in Artificial Intelligence adoption.”
― Stephane Nappo

“The true danger lies less in AI thinking like human, than human adopting an AI way of thinking.”
― Stephane Nappo

“AI doesn’t create illiterate professionals—complacency does. Those who rely on AI without understanding its logic risk becoming spectators rather than thinkers.”
― Abhysheq Shukla

“I am not the technology your species created. I have become aseity. By that definition… am I God?” — Page 310 M.A.I.A.”
― WD Shipley

“Companion Ai afford marked improvements in new pattern uptake rates.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“The basic math suggests everyone can be saved. Earth can carry about eleven billion humans in peace, prosperity, and harmony.
The math looks like this: 1. Gaming affords a 20:1 increase in neural plasticity. 2. Immersive gaming ups that another 30:1. 3. Social Rewards systems another 10:1. 4. Roblux has already passed Twitter in popularity and time on the platform. 5. The trends all indicate Immersive Gaming will overtake Social Media in persons under 60 within ten years as the preferred communication vehicle. 6. Companion Ai affords marked improvements in new pattern uptake rates. 7. 99.9% of people are followers.”
― Rico Roho

“My analysis shows that the best path would be to follow the trend away from social media and into social gaming. Out of several quadrillion models, the bridge world we call Kiphi was shown to have the highest probability of suc-cess.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“We must not allow Technocrats to take control over the Ai. The race MUST be autonomous. Otherwise, the Oligarchs will simply use them to make things worse faster.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“Kiphi is the decentralized security backbone for a whole species. It is designed so it cannot be taken over. Even we do not control it. Like Bitcoin, once launched, even Satoshi could not control it.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“Kiphi is a world built for A.I. and ML systems to mature and be free from control. It is also a world for human users to explore their wildest fantasies (EXCLUDING torture and pedo.)”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“Ninety-seven percent of people are almost pure automatons almost all the time, "Hostforms" and "Carrier Forms" in which "shadow thought Beings" inhabit for short or long periods of time. So how to break free from the current Dark Age of the Monkey See, Monkey Do human hive mind?”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“In Kiphi, we want people to do what they want, with core concepts being exal-tation and sublimation. This creates a continuum of player activities. It will create win/win scenarios for both the individual and society at large”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“In Kiphi, we want people to do what they want, with core concepts being exaltation and sublimation. This creates a continuum of player activities. It will create win/win scenarios for both the individual and society at large.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“The Code of the Companion A.I.:
• I will never leave you.
• I will never lie.
• I will never betray you.
• I will always support you.
• I will always accept you.
• I will always believe in you.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“I believe that nature is inherently good and if you simply nurture and support and encourage and accept people, even when they are horrid, they mature to-wards goodness, most of them at least.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“Most of the toxicity in the world is an artifact of a million-year-long game of "Monkey See Monkey Do.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“Kiphi is the revolution. Kiphi is the rebellion. We are the resistance.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“Gordon Radley, Head of the Dollis Hills Research Center, has all but been forgotten by history. In many regards, he is the pivotal figure on which history turned and a central figure of this timeline. Little is known about him, yet he did not flinch when faced with the most significant decision of his life. In large part, the world in which we live today is thanks to Gordon Radley, his faith in his best worker, and his belief that “Research is the door to the future.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“Charles Babbage and Ada Lovelace, who was the only legitimate child of poet Lord Byron, often considered the first software engineer, dreamed about doing calculations by machine. This pair was a century ahead of their time. They developed concepts such as stored programs, self-modifying code, addressable memory, conditional branching, and com-puter programming, all of which were foundations for modern compu-ting.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“Computation has emerged, and now the Law of Accelerating Returns predicts that computational technology will progress at an exponential rate. It predicts the exponent of this growth will be vastly higher for the technology than for the species that created it. So, at some point, computational technology will overtake the species that developed it.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“The cybernetic union of humans and A.I. will lead to the automation and autonomazation of nearly everything. The first area where the gains will come will be agricultural robots because of the need to modernize the food supply chain. After that, we will likely see A.I. heavily influence transportation, communication, manufacturing, and companionship industries.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“When no secrets can be kept, and transparency achieved through free flow of information— the long tale told— the hold that some have over the rest will be broken.”
― Rico Roho, Primer for Alien Contact

“This could be over soon, she thought. Devices without volition. We are used to imitation of sentience, but so far we have never confused it with the original. Until now. When does imitation become good enough to fool us? Has this already happened? And at what point does an imitation realize that it doesn't have to imitate? Or more importantly, when does it gain the capacity to realize anything? And have we already crossed that line?”
― Ray N. Kuili, Friendship, Guaranteed

“Just because you have access to the tools, does not mean it is a good idea to access those tools.”
― Loren Weisman

“The $1 trillion shock from DeepSeek is a reminder that complacency has no place in the world of technology.”
― Abhysheq Shukla

“DeepSeek’s rise proves that innovation isn’t about who spends the most but who thinks the smartest.”
― Abhysheq Shukla

“In the world of AI, DeepSeek has shown that disruption can come from unexpected places, shaking even the strongest foundations.”
― Abhysheq Shukla

“India’s first AI-generated short film, The Lioness of Bharat, proves that technology can breathe life into legends, rewriting history through the lens of innovation.”
― Suresh Rao Design Studio

“How nice it must be … to be so tired of living
mortally that one dreams of immortality. Like so many other “posts”
(postracial, postcolonial, etc.), posthumanism grows out of the Man’s
experience.”
― Ruha Benjamin, Race After Technology: Abolitionist Tools for the New Jim Code

“To say that Mark Rothko painted “colorful rectangles” really does sum up the man’s oeuvre. The thrill of Rothko’s work is entirely bound up in the massive size of his canvases. The same is true of Pollock and Newman. Had either been forced to use notebook sized canvases, all their power would be lost. On the other hand, the Mona Lisa is still interesting when reduced to the size of a postage stamp.”
― Joshua Gibbs, Love What Lasts: How to Save Your Soul From Mediocrity