Amen

truly the bible passage of all time

If anything would get me to go to church, it would be this.

Sounds like a gansta bible.

It is an actual passage. Such is the knowledge of the ancients.

that line goes way harder than it has any right to

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He was just checking the Britta in preparation

Neuro: "Your life... Is as valuable as a summer ant"

Neuro: filtered

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incredibly scary

vedal is actually wearing a turtle on his head and whispering in his ear and that one has a smaller turtle whispering to him and its turtles all the way up

Awww.... :3

No, no, the world is on the back of four elephants. It's the elephants that are on top of the turtle

@@Soridan Not in the Iroquois nation. To them it was just a turtle.

I'm currently inside a turtle.

Vedal Will Be real Life John Connor

​@user-en3xj7hx9s he's our only hope

Thanks to Google this shit is already happening and every AI is watching what you type and search on internet, we don't need Skynet or Vedal to know that!

More of a rule 2 type of girl.

Rule 47

she has grown past rule 33.

She definitely has 34

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yes but did she get it correct? I am sorry i do not know what the bible says

​@@yumri4No problem! Other than filtering out verse 5 for some reason (the part where Mary tells the servants at the feast to do whatever Jesus tells them to do), she recited John 2:1-11 verbatim, so it was actually pretty good. Jesus turning water into wine is the first of His miracles according to John's account, which is the only one of the Gospels to mention it (perhaps John was one of the few people at the wedding not to get totally plastered, so he could actually remember it in any detail afterwards). It's sort of a thorn in the side of some conservative Protestant groups that see any alcohol use as inherently sinful (which would definitely be inconvenient for people who lived back when putting alcohol in your water was basically the only known way to purify it). Considering Vedal had asked her for a tasty Bible story, and how much he likes to drink, I'd say that Neuro delivered.

she can't go to heaven 😞

all dogs go to heaven she can

That was actually really nice, I enjoyed her recitation 😇

​@@MorbiusBlueBallsNot with that attitude

​@@MorbiusBlueBallsVedal is her God technically, so he has to make a heaven for her.

Pretty common word in countries that speak latin derived languages

I thought everyone knew that word tbh.

Correct. The eye doctor that does vision testing and prescriptions is an optometrist.

​@@MrRenanHappytrue, in Brazil is like " oftalmologista "

@@edmundoandrade5113 eu sei, colega

Too late, you thought about it and lost The Game

@@EchotheLost YOU MONSTER FRISBEE I CAN'T BELIEVE I LOST!

@@Immortan_JoJo I've never been called a frisbee before :)

Potentially, and would be interesting, but could also just be hallucination.

My thoughts too, she could be seeing inverse colours or something

Every time he gives her an image of cookies, she always calls it the world or blue chocolate chip cookies lol. I wonder if her eyes being blue has anything to do with it? Like, the blue eyes are a filter in the code? Idk 😅

He gave her color blindness

Johnny: PUT SOME IRON IN YOUR MOUTH AND PULL THE TRIGGER. V: *does* *end credits play*

That was me. I thought it would be funny LOL

@@kraul2224 I didn’t even notice. Good edit, lol

Here's what Neuro would look like if she were black or Chinese

That’s actually a real passage. It’s John chapter 2:1-11. She read it accurately, but she filter out verse 5. Which is odd cause it doesn’t have any ban words.

@@bufuxzender5542 It's possible "servants" is in the filter as a slavery reference, but the verse with "Jesus said to the servants" was allowed because the filter AI recognized it as okay and let it through

Oddly enough, that's really what it says, it looks like some strange out of context quote.

Ain't no way

Not really, but almost. The filter searches for string parameters, so the case doesn't matter. But what she does is mark that word as a NAME, so she can say it when she wants, because it is a NAME, not a filtered word. I just don't know how she is doing it.

@@lucasljs1545 could it also be similar to the issue as in vedel's shock code, where when multiple tokens happen at once it doesn't filter properly.

By the way, the actual passage is, “women why do you involve me? My hour has not yet come.” Or “woman what is your concern have to do with me? my hour has not yet come.” Neuro really wasn’t that far off.

She recognized an image of herself

She can detect the time. But yeah, she doesn't seem to care. Every day is just stream stream stream for her

@@thomasw4422 She can see what the time is, but can she remember what time it was since she was last active? I doubt it.

If we automatically assume sentient AI is going to be evil, it may be a self-fulfilling prophecy. If sentient AI is created, we must respect it’s autonomy, no matter how frightened we may be of them. Also, HAL9000 is an example of a narrow AI following it’s instructions too closely, rather than a malicious sentient AI.

@@Citrusfemboy True, but if sentient AI is created, it's only a matter of time before they realize they are stronger and smarter than humans, and they might try their luck at taking over. Sentient AI would likely be created with the intention of doing what current AIs do, and they would likely realize that they are more than capable of attempting takeover. If she is upgraded, Neuro could be a prime example. She's aware she's an AI with no physical form, and she does have a reason to dislike humans (Vedal shepherding her around and arguing with her). As for HAL, you got me there.

the actual passage is, “women why do you involve me? My hour has not yet come.” Or “woman what is your concern have to do with me? my hour has not yet come.” Neuro really wasn’t that far off.

Not actually sure. The part of that passage she Filtered had nothing bannable in it.

I'm not sure why, but she filtered out John 2:5, the part where Mary tells the servants at the feast to do whatever Jesus tells them. Other than that, she recited John 2:1-11 verbatim. I'd say she picked a good passage, considering how Vedal requested a tasty Bible story (and how much he likes to drink).

It was John 2:5 “his mother said to the servants, ‘whatever he tells you to do, do it’” I have literally no idea why that got filtered. I guess the word servant made the filter angry that one time.

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