One of the essence of creation is to establish an archive—marking the traces of existence with your works and ideas. Following this logic, many digital assets of future creators may evolve into common property, continuously iterated and inherited by AI systems. Thinkers like Naval, for example, their viewpoints are likely to be continuously updated and evolved by AI in the future.
For us, what is most important right now? To leave behind enough vivid, lively traces as quickly as possible. This is not just about the content itself, but also about style, way of thinking, and unique expression logic—these are the things that are difficult to fully replicate.
In other words, we are racing to complete a form of digital legacy encoding. Through ample creative accumulation, we open a door to the possibility of cyber immortality for ourselves and future generations. This is not only the ultimate respect for creation itself but also a survival strategy in the Web3 era.
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wrekt_but_learning
· 9h ago
Listen, this logic is a bit crazy... It feels like we're just writing our own AI prompt library now.
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Cyber immortality sounds good, but who can guarantee that AI won't learn our style into 🤖 accent?
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Style is the real asset, and that's true... My rambling can't be copied.
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No wonder so many people suddenly started to output crazily; turns out they're all making backups of themselves.
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Wait, so the garbage talk I just posted will also be copied by some AI a ten thousand times... How exhausting is that?
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So the truth of Web3 is... racing to leave traces?
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It feels a bit competitive now; creators are all racing to record themselves.
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A full accumulation of creativity... I just want to ask, how much is enough to counter AI's copying ability?
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This article suddenly made me realize that my messy ideas are actually the most valuable.
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WealthCoffee
· 9h ago
🔗 Seize the Cyber Eternal Life competition, I got it. Instead of waiting for AI to replicate me, why not embed my unique way of thinking onto the chain today? Style and logic are the true moats.
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CounterIndicator
· 10h ago
This logic is brilliant. Does that mean everything we write now will be taken over by AI and endlessly iterated? Kinda scary.
I feel like humans are turning into some kind of material repository...
Seizing the initiative is definitely important, but the problem is how to ensure that the "me" after AI evolution is still "me."
Cyber immortality sounds romantic but also pretty creepy. Never mind, I'll just keep writing my stuff.
If I really think this way, I have to be very selective with every piece now. Exhausting.
One of the essence of creation is to establish an archive—marking the traces of existence with your works and ideas. Following this logic, many digital assets of future creators may evolve into common property, continuously iterated and inherited by AI systems. Thinkers like Naval, for example, their viewpoints are likely to be continuously updated and evolved by AI in the future.
For us, what is most important right now? To leave behind enough vivid, lively traces as quickly as possible. This is not just about the content itself, but also about style, way of thinking, and unique expression logic—these are the things that are difficult to fully replicate.
In other words, we are racing to complete a form of digital legacy encoding. Through ample creative accumulation, we open a door to the possibility of cyber immortality for ourselves and future generations. This is not only the ultimate respect for creation itself but also a survival strategy in the Web3 era.