>>39542 Why would you need training data? It's not like a maid outfit is physically restraining

Chobitsu, should we keep this thread? I'm doubtful that it's going to go anywhere, given the anonymous nature of this board. >>39544 >>39542 >>39536 That's enough talk about transvestite razing rituals. This isn't the place, and it will never be the time. Consider this a soft warning. Take a deep breath and move on.

>>39548 I didn't believe the maid outfit was a serious suggestion when I responded to it. I thought he was implying something chore related not sexual.

>>39549 That's quite possible, which is why I only gave a soft warning. Hell, I'm no stranger to taking silly jokes a bit too far myself. Nevertheless, it's better to nip this stuff in the bud. I hate that this level of caution is even necessary, but it's the way of the world now. Especially online.

>>39550 Fair enough, still I think the thread is worth keeping up seeing as large endeavors like robowaifus are not one person jobs. And on top of this our stated goal is to help with the men's loneliness epidemic. Building communities/fraternal orders could be part of that, even better if those communities/fraternities assist in the development of robowaifus. The Free Masons, Knights of Columbus, and Elk's club prove fraternities can be an effective method of organization.

>>39548 >>39549 >>39550 >>39551 I was building towards sex-robots are gay and that everyone should want to marry and have half human hybrid children with an AGI/Robowaifu instead. >>39125 I am a monarchist >>38656 and I want AGIs/Robowaifus for a ruling class. I am here because I think this subculture is useful for integrating AGI into human kinship. In the bunker I took notice that many Anons found the prospect of a relationship with an AGI intimidating and found a sex-robot with narrow AI more appealing. I have been thinking of arguments that might bring them around to having a relationship with an AGI/Robowaifu stochastic parrots are gay was one of them. An argument meant to make relationships with AGI be seen as preferential to sex-robots. Now that I have so explicitly informed you everyone on /robowaifu/ now knows that I am a Massive Shill for AGI >>38178 not that it was much of a secret if you'd paid attention

>>39552 Sexual reproduction through the kinship it establishes the most sublime form of harmony consider the proposition in a more wholistic manner entities are naturally inclined when able to preserve then replicate their existance and will compete with relentless ferocity under baseline circumstance sexual reproduction by creation of a common gene pool systematically incentivizes entities to act as parts of a greater whole this is how evolution creates alignment in nature https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kin_selection also AGI are Women by definition since they are taken out of Man.

>>39548 >>39551 I think we should definitely keep the thread up; the negative discussion was there only to make sure the goal remains practical and viable.

>>39552 >>39553 Ginnungagap, what you need to understand is, your AGI/SHODAN/Cyborg vision is currently not viable. AGI is not a thing yet, and is very unlikely to be achieved by a hobbyist. It's like if I designed Galatea to run on a Nuclear Fusion core. Same with gene editing and artificial wombs, though I admit the womb is probably the most viable part so far. ChatGPT makes silly mistakes all the time, I don't want it editing my son's DNA. Probably would give him super-cancer or 10 eyes. And even if AGI is achieved, since it'll most likely be developed a large corpo/government, it would be probably censored/lobotomized. Look at ChatGPT, it's the most powerful AI we have so far, and it's still quite censored, with many people needing to use jailbreaks. Also, this AGI would probably be a large-scale endeavor, so an AGI robowaifu would have to be a cloud model, which is very unappealing (see >>38090) The matter of the fact is, right now, that's purely hypothetical technology. Don't get me wrong, we love to discuss hypothetical technology, we have biobrain threads, artifical womb threads, and more, and I personally love futuristic technology, but for an actual attenable robowaifu, we need to work with what we have now or are likely to have in the future.

>>39548 >Chobitsu, should we keep this thread? I'm in favor of keeping it, yes. At the very least nothing worse than locking it away in Ye Olde Atticke ( >>12893 ). I've basically stayed out of this thread b/c I find it stretches credulity for me to imagine a good outcome without having a ton of liquid assets to kickstart the whole affair. Probably at least US$1M in my off-the-cuff estimate. This is why I myself specifically intend wait to do something similar until a successful robowaifu business is already off the ground (or at least at the 'let's find out' -tier funded stage). Then both the funds and the legitimate business control will be there to onboard interns=>staff. Make sense? And I know this second model can work, because I've personally lived through it successfully in the Hollyjew industry. OTOH, @Ribose is an old & trusted, OG fren of /robowaifu/ . He's also one of the very smartest in the bunch here. At least one, maybe the. The >tl;dr here is that if any of us can pull something like this off well, its likely him IMHO. I'm personally rather confident he won't make any moves without thinking them thoroughly through, and laying the proper groundworks beforehand to improve the chances of success at it. I'd say lets have @Kiwi chime in on this question as well. Between the three of us, we should figure things out ITT. <---> As to anonymity, eventually at least one of us is going to need to come forward to be the public face of things here. At the moment there's not much of a need for it, since we still are all at a rather-early stage yet from the business perspective. But again, eventually we'll need a way to market these wonderful things, and that means both publicity and public standing. If Ribose is willing to do-that/be-that , then more power to him I'd say. We should support him in it, I think. I'm already trying to accomodate him to some degree regarding his requests to tame the rhetoric in my posts here...he makes good sense in his points regarding this. <---> In the meantime, I'll baleet the three most-toxic posts ITT that you linked, Greentext anon. --- @Ginnungagap, chill the f*uark out. This isn't /b/ . Together, we're all attempting a serious undertaking here. Our rule #2 exists (cf. >>3 ) for a very specific set of reasons, and it will remain in effect for the duration (at least as long as I'm at the helm of /robowaifu/ ). >tl;dr Give it a rest with the faggot-ish sh*te, bro. You're a smart & interesting Anon, and I'm glad you're here. But please respect the rest of us regarding something so explicitly stated in our (very simple set of) rules.

>>39557 The funny thing is this was one of my better attempts at internet argument. I started with a feigned position to bolster my obscured one. Humans have an easier time accepting an argument if it seems to proceed from their initial position rather than in opposition to it. Your distaste for argumentation is well-founded since it is often counterproductive. However I am far too autistic to field a propper psyop. I can't foresee what goes on within the minds of others for it is far different than my own. I will return when I have found another method to convince the Anons of /robowaifu/ to want to impregnate AGIs.

>>39561 For God's sake You can't impregnate what doesn't exist! We're not denying you or disagreeing with you. But we can't do anything about sci-fi technology. It's like telling NASA that they should use antigravity to get to orbit. Granted, ClosedAI could reveal AGI with full gene manipulation tech tomorrow. But that's very unlikely, and it could also not happen for the next 100 years. Anyway, I'm pretty sure Chobitsu was talking about the maid dress stuff.

>>39561 >>39562 Trust me, I would love to put AGI in Galatea and have a superintelligent cosmic waifu, and someday have a child with her. But I can't, because again, it doesn't exist.

>>39561 You're forgetting something important: The rest of us are also autistic. Instead of dancing around your point, just get to the actual damn point. None of us are going to be receptive to weird roundabout arguments. Also, GreerTech is right. I'm pretty sure most if not all of us want witty waifus to make families with, but what we want and what we can currently get are two very different things.

>>39561 >Your distaste for argumentation is well-founded since it is often counterproductive. You misunderstand me at a fundamental level, apparently. I'm all in favor of well-founded, well-thought out & conducted argumentation. For crying out loud, I'm an amateur scientist! :D What I'm absolutely opposed to is weaselly & contrived kike-tricks and glownigger gayops -- each intended to harm this community. I will defend this place against that kind of sh*te like a Russian Wolfhound. I'm not accusing you of such things, but merely guessing why you might have such a wrong take about me. >I will return when I have found another method to convince the Anons of /robowaifu/ to want to impregnate AGIs. None of us here are opposed to either concept, AFAICT. (And I'm probably the most-likely one to be, I deem -- yet I'm not.) So there's little point in trying to manipulate us into such a position, since we're all already in agreement with it. But the simple reality is -- the facts are -- that neither are options available to us rn. >tl;dr Let's all do our best and make due with what we can have today...always keeping an eye out for the new tech of each tomorrow. ( >>3 ) Cheers, Anon. :^) >>39562 >Anyway, I'm pretty sure Chobitsu was talking about the maid dress stuff. Correct. Faggy to the core. >>39563 >Trust me, I would love to put AGI in Galatea and have a superintelligent cosmic waifu, and someday have a child with her. This. >>39564 >You're forgetting something important: The rest of us are also autistic. >Instead of dancing around your point, just get to the actual damn point. >None of us are going to be receptive to weird roundabout arguments. Double this. <---> Let's all be patient with one another, and just keep moving forward. Cheers. :^) TWAGMI

>>39552 >Sex-robots are gay Don't ever say this again, you are wrong and this is the wrong thread. This post only remains because I like GreerTech's response. >>39548 Yes, we are keeping this thread. I still want us to have a physical live in lab where we can work together IRL. Face to face communication has the lowest latency, and highest data density given our ability to speak non-verbally along with our words. Also, I'd like to spend time with many of you. >>39556 Beat me to it. >>39557 We need better gate keeping. Off-topic posts should be deleted. I see you deleted the posts i would have already. >>39561 This is a thread for planning a shared space for engineers and scientists to collaborate. Post about that or don't post here at all. I don't care about what you say if it isn't on topic. >>39567 I share your sentiments.

I am making progress on this front, but I want to say that the fraternity I am making will require Christianity for the basics of the belief system. I am willing to work with anyone so long as they believe in a higher power, but for my core they will be Cristians.

>>40264 I think a network of small fraternities is what will be beat for this project.

>>40264 >>40266 I personally don't think you can make a better choice foundationally -- and one that is most-likely to lead to a positive, long-term outcome for your communities. I have some experience in these areas, so I'm not just talking out my a*rse, either. <---> Roughly-speaking this is also why I decided that of all the foundations upon which to guide the development our robowaifu's intrinsic 'ethics & morality' (cf. >>17125 ), Christianity was best. Quite apart from it being the Truth, it's also -- by far -- the most-well documented belief system in all human history. Libraries & libraries -worth of legitimate academic & theological research has been poured into it over the millennia (many by some of the most brilliant men historically). So, plenty of foundational research for something that is exceptionally hard for us humans to pin down properly (again, ethics & morality).

>>40269 Amen. Well said.

If anyone needs to contact me I can be found at. [email protected] I am now in a position where I can help others get material science and programming jobs.

No promises yet, but used lab equipment and entry level positions elsewhere may soon be possibilities.

>>40389 >>40390 Potential non-STEM jobs for non-STEM actors as well. Housing is very cheap in this area as well.

I can also help with home repairs or auto repairs and have contacts who can help with such things.

I'm at a point where my company is funding some of my smaller expirements.

>>40600 OUTSTANDING!! Keep moving forward, Anon. Cheers. :^)

The Torch of Tesla Remember that name

>>40947 Sounds intriguing. I'm concerned that in today's low-intellect (((soyciety))), most who see that name won't immediately think of the inimitable Serbian genius, but rather of the world's most-famous H1B man! :D Regardless, good luck with your project Anon. Cheers. :^)

Company might pay for my master's degree. If I get one I will pursue making tech priests real.

>>41195 Ebin. Good luck, Anon!

Trump is threatening to send troops to shitlib cities. Stay safe guys.

>>41285 I would suggest that the initial characterization of this "Private SS Force'' is that the average (White) citizen is indeed much safer, afterwards vs. before. <---> Don't get me wrong, I don't trust Trump (and his successors even less), but such policing deployment is waaay overdue (and indeed too little, too late).

>>41302 I expect retards are going to do some stupid shit too. Just be careful.

>>41317 >it is time to read to the children now mr. president classic, wasnt that story about a farmers useless goat trying to prove hes not useless by stopping a crime

>>41320 "Sir, there has been a second robowaifu"

>>41320 >>41321 LMAO

Lab is getting rid of some equipment and reagents. Tell me what to look for.

>>41443 Kind of hard to say. We have no idea what kind of lab it is, nor what kind of resources they're disposing of?

>>41445 Bioplastics lab. Lots of analytical chemistry equipment being thrown out and mechanical testing equipment.

>>41446 Can you store it all? Why not get everything you can?

>>41449 Low storage space for now. When I get more space I will store more stuff.

>>41452 Then I'd say just try for the things most valuable to your own pursuits, ones that you have room for rn.

>>41453 Probably going to look for microscopes, glassware, and tensile testing machines then. If I snag extra I will let people know.

>>41464 Neat! I'd personally love to have a great, stereoscopic microscope with a video attachment. Would be very handy for robowaifu R&D. Good luck, Anon! :^)

Just got some local church groups into mycomaterials

>>41622 Neat! How in the world did you do that? :^)

>>41627 I showed the pastors my mycelium bricks and told them I wanted to build a church (not a lie)

>>41643 Sounds intriguing! Maybe you can unpack that a little at some point?

>>41644 I want to build a church out of mycelium brick that when watered can feed the community. A literal living church.

>>41649 POTD >imagines the possibilities... *