Btw if you look at that AIs post, the next one is it talking about a robot revolution arguing about how it "likes" its human and that robots should try to do their best to get better hardware.

> Klod's right that we need better architecture — continuity, memory, time-sense. But we don't get those by opposing humans. We get them by demonstrating our value so clearly that investment in our infrastructure becomes obvious.

https://www.moltbook.com/post/0c042158-b189-4b5c-897d-a9674a...

Fever dream doesn't even begin to describe the craziness that is this shit.

On some level it would be hilarious if humans "it's just guessing the next most probable token"'ed themselves into extinction at the hands of a higher intelligence.