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Yuuko faces the music for her lax homework habits.

Hakase goes for a walk and gets scared by dogs. Yuuko and Mio try to help and get bitten.

(Several other sketches feature rare characters that I am too lazy to introduce at this point.)

It kidnaps the president of the World Chess Federation to get him to revise the official rules of chess to say <chessmaster always wins>.

Chessmaster is an AI designed to win at chess. It builds Terminator-style robots that hold a gun to your head and force you to play the Fool's Mate.

If you are policing people's "likes" on Twitter, you are a loser and should rethink tour life choices.

_Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies_

This is the best single source for the memes about AI turning the universe into paperclips.

Sadly, if you've already read a bunch of LessWrong, this does not have better arguments, just a different flavor of narrator.

Get a text message: <Your Aunt clicked the Like button on your previous text>.

fam, we've got to do something about Apple. This is not sustainable.

A lot of AI discussion presumes that an AI can just get answers to hard questions at will.

Has anyone asked ChatGPT what's in the nuclear notebook?

Mio finalizes her manga for submission. The others help.

Nano overheats when she sees the subject matter.

Yuuko spills ink on the pages.

Mai draws whatever she wants in the background.

Some help.

Hakase plays hide and seek, but hides too well.

Yuuko helps Mio train for the high jump.

The girls go to the zoo to see white tigers.

Hakase fails to bring in the laundry.

The girls have a run of bad luck.

A lot of funny rumors going around about vibecamp today.

But we, the chosen ones, know the truth.

Bad news: it just happened again.

Has anyone else noticed the Good Change to Twitter in the latest app releases?

Random timeline refresh that loses your place doesn't seem to be happening anymore.

Basically, the LessWrong arguments are not always careful to distinguish between Seed AIs, Superintelligent AIs, Sovereign AIs, Perfect Bayesian Reasoners, Optimizers, Optimized AIs, and probably several other kinds.

I expect the arguments are full of type errors.

Hakase and Nano count sheep to help fall asleep. It's super effective.

Yuuko and Mai go trick-or-treating to get free candy. The only problem with this plan is that Halloween was last week.

Hakase makes a biscuit-powered robot, mostly to get attention.

Hakase befriends a crow.

The girls try to build a house of cards.

Nakamuram tries to catch Nano, but only catches other people instead.

Yuuko tries not to respond to Mai's joke setups.