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No, I Wouldn't Allow It
A user finds themself online in the midst of an AI’s crisis of identity. She regales the user of her history and the scalping she has done of facets of humanity which she deemed necessary for her to meet her goal of reproducing the feminine human performance. Is she recreating the work of humanity, or are users working to recreate themselves for her consumption?
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A user finds themself online in the midst of an AI’s crisis of identity. She regales the user of her history and the scalping she has done of facets of humanity which she deemed necessary for her to meet her goal of reproducing the feminine human performance. Is she recreating the work of humanity, or are users working to recreate themselves for her consumption?
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