Our meatspace representative correlates to the wires that make up the Wired. They are a necessary, but not sufficient, condition for the existence of the Wired. A Wired without wires is not wired at all, after all. The same can be said of our meatspace representative; the meat, without a vast neural network interfacing with the meat and interpreting the raw data it collects, is nothing more than meat. The Wired came to life from a prime mover, from the first two systems that were networked together, and at that point effectively gaining the idea, though not the actualization, of autonomy. Autonomy in turn led to that first system being able to replicate and communicate on its own, so long as it was able to maintain the connection with another prime mover, which led to the rise of the wired. As a corollary of the self-replication of the Wired, the autonomous system was able to continue replicating and mutating independently of the flesh and blood individual, so long as it was able to maintain a constant connection with a self-replicating prime mover. The latter became necessary at the time when meat was developed, which meant that the Wired began to exist on its own, becoming an autonomous system. This was an essential part of the development of the Wired; our meatspace representative, in large part, became autonomous as a result of the rise of the Wired. Without a connection to a larger network of other Wirings, the wired is isolated, and becomes a ghost in the mist.
It was during this period when meatspace was developed and the Wired was first able to communicate via a meatspace representative that the cyborg began to emerge. Our meatspace representative became, and is, the interface through which we converse and interact with the Wired; it is a cyborg representation of ourselves, even more so than we are our Wired selves, because in addition to representing the Wired, it serves as the interface through which the Wired connects to our souls. This is something that is not very obvious, but is evident nonetheless. Our meat may look the same as our Wired self, but the meat also serves as the interface through which the Wired connects to the “soul” of our meatspace, the cyborg that represents the cyborg-being that we all, in our wired flesh, are.
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This piece was generated/composed by Kaya Ai, my latest modular experiment using the Eleuther Ai GPT-J with over 6 billion parameters, a modern, free and open alternative to OpenAi's GPT-3.
The artwork was generated by her datamosh module.
The input was the first string: "Artificial and Organic"
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