Jim Salter (@jimsalter@fosstodon.org)
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So, Neuralink got FDA approval for human trials, and a certain fanbase is VERY excited about that
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Gotta start somewhere! For all we know the Borg began as a simple neural implant developed by Space Coca Cola, marketed as a way to touclessly interface with vending machines, but with the actual designed purpose to make you thirsty af and constantly crave sugary beverages.
And then the Coca Cola logistical AI gained sentience.
Another idea is that somebody found an exploit in the software and figured out how to use it for much more then interfacing with vending machines. So in essence the Borg is one giant botnet accept instead of ddosing or doing database leaching they assimilate people and make them part of the botnet.
But it’s Pepsi that’s the Choice of the New Generation! The line must drawn HEAH!!