That's a weird coincidence - I literally read that exact passage to my kids a few days ago!

The listener replies by saying it should have said 'Thou shalt not make a machine to counterfeit a human mind' which I think is doubly relevant these days.

I feel like AI enthusiasts would become a bit disillusioned with AI if they could see what was being added to their prompts.

The Frank Herbert story that really fucks with me is Destination: Void

Dune touched on it and D:V smashes it in your face.

The last sentence in the book is fucking EPIC

Butlerian Jihadist, on standby.

Surely this is satire?

Dude's not gonna like the response.

But that's okay, the dude's not gonna like the response, whether it was made by an AI or human - for it is in Twitter where our scene lies.

All the good stuff is lifted directly from Asimov.

Paul, a trainee in a social class who rulers conscribe to do their thinking for them:

They just switched from AI to Mentats.

From machines that think like men, to men that think like machines.

X is filled with biomechanical AI bots

The mind of man is holy.