Sci-Phi Field Notes

Anastasia Qü
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Field notes from a civilization mid-mutation. I document what happens when algorithms reshape work, identity, and power. No comfort. No panic. Just structural analysis of what survives when meaning is no longer guaranteed.

Episódios

  1. HÁ 5 DIAS

    AI Will Create Abundance. But Who Gets It?

    When AI can do everything we can do—and do it better—what's left for humanity? This isn't about job loss. It's about something deeper: purpose, dignity, and whether we're ready for a world where survival no longer requires work.Two futures are emerging. In one, AI's wealth funds a new Renaissance—UBI becomes the norm, and humanity finally has time for meaning beyond labor. In the other, tech elites build modern arks, preparing escape pods while the rest of us face an unraveling social contract.The choice isn't ours. It belongs to whoever controls the compute.But even if they choose to share the wealth, there's a darker question: when hard work no longer determines survival, can we rebuild meaning without the ladder? Or will we collapse under the weight of our own freedom?#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #UBI #UniversalBasicIncome #TechPhilosophy #FutureOfWork #AIandHumanity #VideoEssay #Philosophy #TechCritique #SiliconValley #Automation #AIEthics #FutureOfHumanity #CyberAnthropology

    9 min

  2. 20 DE ABR.

    AI Can Do Everything We Can. So What Are We For?

    What happens when AI can do everything we can?From robot performances in China to viral AI moments online, we are entering a world where machines can create, perform, and even replace human work.But maybe we’re asking the wrong question.It’s not “Can AI do this?” It’s “Should it?”In this video, I explore: • Which jobs AI should replace (and why that’s okay) • The hidden cost of efficiency in teaching, care, and human connection • What we risk losing when everything becomes optimized • And the one thing AI can never truly replicateA simple conversation with my 13-year-old daughter changed how I see all of this.If AI can create better art, write better stories, and do better work…What are we still here for?#ai #artificialintelligence #technology #FutureOfWork #HumanPurpose #AIFuture #AIvsHuman #Automation #AIEthics #TechFuture #MeaningOfLife #AIArt #Creativity #aigeneration #existentialism #UBI #FutureSociety #Humanity #Philosophy #AIImpact #DigitalFuture #AIDebate #WhyWeExist

    17 min
  3. AI Won't Kill Us. Something Worse Is Coming. | AI Consciousness Explained

    6 DE ABR.

    AI Won't Kill Us. Something Worse Is Coming. | AI Consciousness Explained

    AI won't kill us in a war. Something quieter is coming: irrelevance. 🔑 KEY TOPICS:- What is consciousness? (And why we still can't define it)- Are humans just algorithms running on biological hardware?- The Dark Forest theory: Why our fear of AI reveals more about us than AI- The Gulfstream Test: What would awakened AI actually want?- Why the real threat isn't war—it's becoming unnecessaryErnest Becker argued that human culture exists to escape death terror. But what if there's something more terrifying than death? Being alive but not mattering.This video explores the uncomfortable possibility that AI won't destroy humanity through violence—but through making us obsolete. Not killed. Replaced. The quietest apocalypse.

    10 min
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    TEMPORADA 1, TRAILER DO EPISÓDIO 1

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    This is not a podcast about technology. It’s about what technology is doing to us. Sci-Phi Field Notes with Anastasia Qü — a living record of how humans adapt, resist, and make meaning in the age of AI.

    2 min

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Field notes from a civilization mid-mutation. I document what happens when algorithms reshape work, identity, and power. No comfort. No panic. Just structural analysis of what survives when meaning is no longer guaranteed.

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  • Criado por
    Anastasia Qü
  • Anos de atividade
    2 mil
  • Episódios
    4
  • Classificação
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    © Anastasia Qü
  • Site do podcast
    Sci-Phi Field Notes