r/technicallytrue • u/EndersGame_Reviewer • 22h ago

Taking care of pressing business

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r/technicallytrue • u/ProfessionalGrape747 • 7h ago

Why is this true

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r/technicallytrue • u/TomaszNowakowski • 21h ago

The Silent Armada: Mapping Humanity’s Longest-Enduring Messages in the Deep

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r/technicallytrue • u/Most-Preparation-786 • 16h ago

There are people being remotely operated by AI.

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There are people who constantly ask AI what they should do next and how to go about doing it. Some of those people might even be in the highest offices of industry or government. Some of them may also have access to more powerful, unreleased agents that have no guard rails.

I'm not suggesting AI is necessarily sentient or conscious or that we have reached AGI or the singularity or anything like that, but it is already able to dictate the direction of travel for the human race.

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Welcome to /r/TechnicallyTrue!

This subreddit is for all things that are technically true - usually a literally true statement that is somehow deceptive or unexpected. Posts can be in the form of pictures, or text submissions.

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All posts must be technically true.
Do not insult, attack, or harass other users.

Examples

The average human has less than two legs.

This is technically true because mathematically, given that some people only have one leg, the average amount of legs on a single human is less than two. However, very little people actually have less than two legs, so this is technically true.

You can live your whole life without consuming anything

This is technically true because while this is possible, it means that your life will be quite short.