Aestora
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Humans first, AI second. Moving the AI conversation away from fear, and back towards humanity. 💕 💛 🤖
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Powerful empires built structures that survived millennia. We still look at the pyramids, the Pantheon, Stonehenge and ask how they were made.
Today our empire pours the world’s resources into tech that can't survive a power cut, and the only question to ask is why.
How will we be remembered?
Today our empire pours the world’s resources into tech that can't survive a power cut, and the only question to ask is why.
How will we be remembered?
December 9, 2025 at 12:02 PM
Powerful empires built structures that survived millennia. We still look at the pyramids, the Pantheon, Stonehenge and ask how they were made.
Today our empire pours the world’s resources into tech that can't survive a power cut, and the only question to ask is why.
How will we be remembered?
Today our empire pours the world’s resources into tech that can't survive a power cut, and the only question to ask is why.
How will we be remembered?
AI is irrational. Well, machine learning (ML) is. Most just can't tell the difference. Just as atheism and Catholicism both fall under religion, AI and ML might share a category, but are diametrically opposed philosophies.
AI values accuracy. ML, averages.
AI demands reasoning. ML, guessing. (1/3)
AI values accuracy. ML, averages.
AI demands reasoning. ML, guessing. (1/3)
December 8, 2025 at 4:01 PM
AI is irrational. Well, machine learning (ML) is. Most just can't tell the difference. Just as atheism and Catholicism both fall under religion, AI and ML might share a category, but are diametrically opposed philosophies.
AI values accuracy. ML, averages.
AI demands reasoning. ML, guessing. (1/3)
AI values accuracy. ML, averages.
AI demands reasoning. ML, guessing. (1/3)
When we imagine the future, we should be imagining the children.
Who will they become?
What will their world feel like?
Will they smile more than we did?
Because if all our innovation doesn’t improve our children's lives, it was never progress.
Who will they become?
What will their world feel like?
Will they smile more than we did?
Because if all our innovation doesn’t improve our children's lives, it was never progress.
December 5, 2025 at 3:11 PM
When we imagine the future, we should be imagining the children.
Who will they become?
What will their world feel like?
Will they smile more than we did?
Because if all our innovation doesn’t improve our children's lives, it was never progress.
Who will they become?
What will their world feel like?
Will they smile more than we did?
Because if all our innovation doesn’t improve our children's lives, it was never progress.
Why are we building hell just to save ourselves from it? We’re currently taking away jobs, driving up costs, starving humanity of creativity - all to let a tiny group of techies “save” us from an entirely engineered crisis.
At what point did intelligence become synonymous with suffering?
At what point did intelligence become synonymous with suffering?
November 26, 2025 at 11:48 AM
Why are we building hell just to save ourselves from it? We’re currently taking away jobs, driving up costs, starving humanity of creativity - all to let a tiny group of techies “save” us from an entirely engineered crisis.
At what point did intelligence become synonymous with suffering?
At what point did intelligence become synonymous with suffering?
If AI wipes out jobs without raising living standards, it won’t lead to utopia, it’ll lead to revolution.
Every major economic displacement in history has had the same outcome: when people lose work, identity, and stability without gaining security, societies break. The human spirit reigns supreme.
Every major economic displacement in history has had the same outcome: when people lose work, identity, and stability without gaining security, societies break. The human spirit reigns supreme.
November 24, 2025 at 10:49 AM
If AI wipes out jobs without raising living standards, it won’t lead to utopia, it’ll lead to revolution.
Every major economic displacement in history has had the same outcome: when people lose work, identity, and stability without gaining security, societies break. The human spirit reigns supreme.
Every major economic displacement in history has had the same outcome: when people lose work, identity, and stability without gaining security, societies break. The human spirit reigns supreme.
We talk about AI taking over, but the real power lies in what we refuse to automate: empathy, wonder, and care. This is the power that remains ours alone.
November 23, 2025 at 8:40 PM
We talk about AI taking over, but the real power lies in what we refuse to automate: empathy, wonder, and care. This is the power that remains ours alone.
The people shaping AI aren’t the ones on stage. The real builders are bound by NDAs and sealed off from public conversation. Interesting article!
Meet the AI workers who tell their friends and family to stay away from AI
Meet the AI workers who tell their friends and family to stay away from AI
When the people making AI seem trustworthy are the ones who trust it the least, it shows that incentives for speed are overtaking safety, experts say
www.theguardian.com
November 22, 2025 at 5:21 PM
The people shaping AI aren’t the ones on stage. The real builders are bound by NDAs and sealed off from public conversation. Interesting article!
Machine learning runs on probability. It predicts the most likely next word, the most likely next click, the most likely pattern. The problem with handing our future to a probability machine is simple: it gives us what's probable, not what's possible. (1/2)
November 17, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Machine learning runs on probability. It predicts the most likely next word, the most likely next click, the most likely pattern. The problem with handing our future to a probability machine is simple: it gives us what's probable, not what's possible. (1/2)
We underestimate the complexity of a single human muscle. One muscle contains 50 to 200 motor units, and each motor unit controls 5 to over 1,000 fibers. They fire in coordinated patterns, adjust in milliseconds, and overlap so densely that the entire body can move as one. No machine comes close.
Russia presented its human-like AI robot. It fell down as it walked onto the stage.
November 14, 2025 at 11:16 AM
We underestimate the complexity of a single human muscle. One muscle contains 50 to 200 motor units, and each motor unit controls 5 to over 1,000 fibers. They fire in coordinated patterns, adjust in milliseconds, and overlap so densely that the entire body can move as one. No machine comes close.
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every company in 2025
November 12, 2025 at 5:59 PM
every company in 2025
The brain is a living network. AI is a frozen archive. One transforms, the other preserves. Only life truly grows. 🌱
November 12, 2025 at 10:58 AM
The brain is a living network. AI is a frozen archive. One transforms, the other preserves. Only life truly grows. 🌱
We keep asking what AI can do. The real question is what should it do?
November 11, 2025 at 10:12 PM
We keep asking what AI can do. The real question is what should it do?
We keep dreaming of smarter machines, but never of fairer systems. We don’t need more data - we need a new definition of value.💛
November 9, 2025 at 4:20 PM
We keep dreaming of smarter machines, but never of fairer systems. We don’t need more data - we need a new definition of value.💛
Why do we fear #AI when we invented it? This world of panic, chaos, and angst, is the world we have created - by design. What we are rarely willing to discuss is just how disappointing it is to realise we’ve built from pain again. Is this something that resonates with you? Do you feel disappointed?
November 8, 2025 at 10:03 AM
Why do we fear #AI when we invented it? This world of panic, chaos, and angst, is the world we have created - by design. What we are rarely willing to discuss is just how disappointing it is to realise we’ve built from pain again. Is this something that resonates with you? Do you feel disappointed?
Machines might remix the past, but only we invent the future.
November 6, 2025 at 1:36 PM
Machines might remix the past, but only we invent the future.
There’s no need to analyze the future power of technical breakthroughs until we’re honest about the limits of the markets they’ll enter. No matter how innovative our tools, we’ll still hire consultants to commercialize their promise, and extract any possible gains into the hands of the few. (1/2)
November 4, 2025 at 11:46 AM
There’s no need to analyze the future power of technical breakthroughs until we’re honest about the limits of the markets they’ll enter. No matter how innovative our tools, we’ll still hire consultants to commercialize their promise, and extract any possible gains into the hands of the few. (1/2)
Theranos was a story of wealthy investors mistaking their money for wisdom. After losing millions, many of the same voices now preach about AI. How many times must we confuse confidence for intelligence before we learn?
#AI #TechEthics #HumanityFirst
#AI #TechEthics #HumanityFirst
November 3, 2025 at 12:10 PM
Theranos was a story of wealthy investors mistaking their money for wisdom. After losing millions, many of the same voices now preach about AI. How many times must we confuse confidence for intelligence before we learn?
#AI #TechEthics #HumanityFirst
#AI #TechEthics #HumanityFirst
Our ambition for AI isn’t liberation, it’s domination. There’s no machine on Earth that could truly command us, and no evidence one ever will. It's mathematically impossible to control infinity. The real threat isn’t AI, it’s our hunger to command what we refuse to understand.
#AI #TechEthics
#AI #TechEthics
November 2, 2025 at 11:40 AM
Our ambition for AI isn’t liberation, it’s domination. There’s no machine on Earth that could truly command us, and no evidence one ever will. It's mathematically impossible to control infinity. The real threat isn’t AI, it’s our hunger to command what we refuse to understand.
#AI #TechEthics
#AI #TechEthics
Every laugh holds more complexity than any billion-parameter machine could ever compute. A laugh isn’t just sound, it’s chemistry, breath, memory, mirror neurons, and trillions of parameters syncing in real time. When we laugh together, we remind ourselves that life is more intelligent than code.
a little girl with a pink bow in her hair is sitting at a table with her eyes closed .
ALT: a little girl with a pink bow in her hair is sitting at a table with her eyes closed .
media.tenor.com
November 1, 2025 at 12:07 PM
Every laugh holds more complexity than any billion-parameter machine could ever compute. A laugh isn’t just sound, it’s chemistry, breath, memory, mirror neurons, and trillions of parameters syncing in real time. When we laugh together, we remind ourselves that life is more intelligent than code.
People don’t fear AI because it’s powerful. They fear it because it’s familiar. What we fear in AI is often what we haven’t accepted in ourselves. Our hunger for control. Our obsession with perfection. Our denial of emotion. What we have built are mirrors, not machines.
October 31, 2025 at 10:35 AM
People don’t fear AI because it’s powerful. They fear it because it’s familiar. What we fear in AI is often what we haven’t accepted in ourselves. Our hunger for control. Our obsession with perfection. Our denial of emotion. What we have built are mirrors, not machines.
To worship AI is to forget ourselves.
October 30, 2025 at 9:39 PM
To worship AI is to forget ourselves.
When AI leaders say things that sound out of this world, we call it intelligence. But these are the same people openly taking psychedelics at Burning Man and 'elite' gatherings, while calling it therapy. It’s not AI that’s hallucinating - it’s its creators. (1/2)
October 29, 2025 at 10:22 AM
When AI leaders say things that sound out of this world, we call it intelligence. But these are the same people openly taking psychedelics at Burning Man and 'elite' gatherings, while calling it therapy. It’s not AI that’s hallucinating - it’s its creators. (1/2)
AI isn’t a problem when humans lead with love. Take this AI product that detects landmines disguised as leaves. It finds danger, protects life, and helps peace take root again. What shapes the future isn’t innovation, it’s intention.
[📹leon_paul_h]
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Massimo on X: "AI-powered system that detects landmines disguised as leaves, locating hidden threats and saving lives. [📹leon_paul_h] https://t.co/XncLGL6j2J" / X
AI-powered system that detects landmines disguised as leaves, locating hidden threats and saving lives. [📹leon_paul_h] https://t.co/XncLGL6j2J
x.com
October 28, 2025 at 1:55 PM
AI isn’t a problem when humans lead with love. Take this AI product that detects landmines disguised as leaves. It finds danger, protects life, and helps peace take root again. What shapes the future isn’t innovation, it’s intention.
[📹leon_paul_h]
x.com/Rainmaker197...
[📹leon_paul_h]
x.com/Rainmaker197...
AI can autocomplete a story, but it can't live it. It can't love a child. It can't wipe away a tear. It can't weep for the world it mimics. For all its brilliance, AI is still characterised by smallness. No matter the size of the investment, it will always stand outside the mystery of being alive.
October 27, 2025 at 9:36 AM
AI can autocomplete a story, but it can't live it. It can't love a child. It can't wipe away a tear. It can't weep for the world it mimics. For all its brilliance, AI is still characterised by smallness. No matter the size of the investment, it will always stand outside the mystery of being alive.
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