solaria

We're heading towards a Solaria situation, where the rich genuinely might no longer need to employ the masses, or sell them products.

I remember when Solaria came out there were a ton of people making emotional spiritual music with it.

The end game is like the planet of Solaria in the Asimov universe.

Asimov's fictional planet of Solaria was a dystopia, not something to aspire to.

We're getting closer and closer to the world Solaria in Asimovs universe.

I'm imagining something like Solaria in Asimov's The Naked Sun (part of the Robot series).

The end game is something like the planet Solaria from Asimov.

The Solaria AI video you linked to is impressive.

Asimov's Solaria doesn't have to be sparsely populated.

The trouble with fiction is that it's as much of a shallow echo as current LLMs themselves: yes, it can produce an emotional affect, but for every Asimovian Solaria there's a Banks' Culture where the AI have us thrive.

We're inching close to Asimov's Solaria [0] world, where private armies of robots do all the work, the scant humans never meet, preferring to use video calls that set up holographic environments which seamlessly blend the backgrounds of all participants into a cohesive virtual space.

Asimov's "Solaria" comes to mind: > Originally, there were about 20,000 people living in vast estates individually or as married couples.

The future I see is, like Asimov's "Solaria".

A planet called Solaria, in fact: The Solarians specialized in the construction of robots, which they exported to the other Spacer Worlds.

Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers ‘Solaria Ultra Grand Complication’ Lunar Indication (3 Total): 15.

Vacheron Constantin Les Cabinotiers ‘Solaria Ultra Grand Complication’ Chiming Complications (5 Total): 32.