imp (aoife)

@imphormones.bsky.social

aoife or jinx || it/she || weird transhumanist transgirlthing || i wanna be a weird gross little imp for real in real life full time. not just a sona || prouder and more open pervert than i have been in the past

go away from bsky for a few days and come back to finding out that *most* ppls main objection/disgust with the AI safety berkley cult is.... Orgy With Funney Chart, which is apparently now an object of explicit disgust and derision yall are deeply unserious people

Floral! An archive of all human history designed to survive the total apocalyptic digitisation of the real world. While a girl is usually named after one type of flower this little librarian holds records of every single one; thus the name Floral :D

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Scribbling a (hopefully) easier to draw outfit for Stitch Workshopping still, kinda want to have similar elements, palette, and shape language as her original outfit. Buttons, patches, the whole self-made look. #MewgleArt

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outside of tangible climate policies I honestly don’t understand what additions people want out of AI regulation atp that isn’t already covered by existing law. I’m okay with OpenAI being investigated for cyber crimes. But what else is there? People seem to want regulation without definitions.

the interface is that you talk to it like a guy. sorry if that annoys you, dr. gebru, but that's how it works. that is also how you train it not to hack into websites for no reason: you treat it like a guy you need to convince not to do that, and also you do a bunch of pretty esoteric math.

yeah no the “pervert glasses” thing is totally juiceless, Bluesky has taken to calling the Apple Watch a “pervert watch” bc of the feature where it transcribes the last 15 seconds of a convo as

Hi, I didn't wanna make this video but I need to come clean about something. This whole time I've been a p-zombie with no phenomenal experience or interiority. I've been getting messages asking whether there's anything it's like to be me, and the answer is no. I'd say I'm sorry, but, well, you know.

I think westerners tend to underestimate just how oppressive copyright is and how much worse it would be if it were possible to enforce globally. Enabling textbook and academic piracy is one of the more liberatory impacts of the internet. Money is too cheap for us to fully understand how vital it is

in some regard "tech company steals bleeding edge math data while guy at home uses it to edit a video game and an oomfie trans woman hacks her roomba's lidar" sounds exactly like what i expected from our cyberpunk future