I've always thought that what the Matrix got wrong was that the machines had to force the people into plugging in and becoming batteries.

I think more likely in the future, people will voluntarily give up all autonomy and actually pay to plug in to the matrix.

I even coined a term for it, "LaaS: Life as a Service".



SimpleStacker

"OpenAI has learned Facebook’s most important lesson: people will voluntarily surrender their privacy for sufficient convenience."

This is a fairly negative take, but perhaps clear-eyed nonetheless. Being able to get something done quickly and easily is one hell of a drug.

# "OpenAI has learned Facebook’s most important lesson: people will voluntarily surrender their privacy for sufficient convenience."

This is a fairly negative take, but perhaps clear-eyed nonetheless. Being able to get something done quickly and easily is one hell of a drug. 

"OpenAI has learned Facebook’s most important lesson: people will voluntarily surrender their privacy for sufficient convenience.""OpenAI has learned Facebook’s most important lesson: people will voluntarily surrender their privacy for sufficient convenience."