Simulators theory ₃

March 16, 2022: Deepfates pioneers the simulators theory of AI.¹ ¹ Scharmen, Fred. “Worlds Without Harm.” Perspecta 55: Futures Index, The MIT Press, Cambridge, MA, 2023, pp. 133–141.

A close-up of a green and white label showing text for an event on March 16, 2022, at 8:25 PM on The English Channel, with the title "Infrastructure Chat" and a note about a group chat.

A screenshot of a social media thread discussing the fictional AI character Cassandra, her future setting, and technical concepts like language models and statistical decision trees, with multiple user mentions and emojis.

Big ups to Fred, thanks for letting me hyperstitch your career into the Deep Fates program.

So Perspecta is over 70 years old but this is the first time it’s ever published a (fictionalized) twitter group chat. Thanks to the editors for inviting me to include this piece of historical theory fiction about JD Bernal. AI, and safety. pic.twitter.com/qSd2GWRYx8
— Fred Scharmen (@sevensixfive) March 2, 2023

A close-up of a textured white surface with concentric red rings, featuring the text "Perspecta 55: Futures Index" at the bottom.

An open book page titled "Worlds Without Harm" by Fred Scharman, featuring a historical excerpt from June 6, 1944, describing a naval officer's experience during D-Day on the HMS Bulolo in the English Channel.

A printed page from a maritime log or chat forum, featuring a discussion about a cargo ship named Evergreen, with a green-tinted photograph of the vessel on the water below a block of text.

A close-up of a book's footnote page showing numbered citations and references, including mentions of J.D. Bernal, Twitter conversations, and academic sources like "Science in War" and "The Mirror of Language." ?t=6hXxTtiuZGmaWmk_QVKy1w

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