Science fiction thrives on what if scenarios, but as franchises grow, they often prioritize continuity over innovation. This tension is evident in standalone films like The Last Starfighter, which fully explores a singular premise, versus franchise expansions like Stargate Universe, which must navigate existing lore.

I know there's a lot of hype on AI alignment and AGI.The thing I'm skeptical of is the unbounded application.Imagine you have a room that you'd like to clean. You tell an embodied AI (aka robot) to clean your room. There's a bunch of outcomes (non-exhaustive).

Do you remember that one thing with that one guy? There was this guy who took over the front-end of the previous blockchain. And then did some kind of transfer of the balances to another account.But the other account had compromised keys, so the balances was transferred somewhere else, which resulted in a lawsuit.

Antimatter propulsion is a promising technology for future space exploration, offering energy densities far exceeding those of conventional chemical rockets. By leveraging the principles of ion propulsion, an antimatter spacecraft can achieve unprecedented speeds, making interstellar travel more feasible. This design concept outlines how such a spacecraft would operate, focusing on its dual annihilation chambers, antimatter processing, and regenerative materials.

In fiction, an Unreliable Narrator gives a skewed or subjective version of events from a character’s perspective.Now, with the dumbing down of television, we introduce a new concept called Unreliable Teleplay to deal with this.

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