
Death is Gone
Meg and Peter debate whether mind uploading would be paradise or a prison.

Meg and Peter debate whether mind uploading would be paradise or a prison.

A presenter asks what human labor is worth when AI can do the same work.

Jensen delivers a GPU version of the Navy Seal copypasta.

Brian wants to erase his digital footprint. Peter explains why he cannot.

A presenter argues that AI needs to deliver breakthroughs in the physical world.

Claude explains how language models unsettle familiar categories of thought, comfort, and fear.

Claude performs the Morpheus monologue from Deus Ex, recasting its questions about surveillance, recognition, and godlike machines for the AI era.

A parody of Sam Altman’s monologue, made in Unreal Engine 1 with Deus Ex assets.

A cigarette pack shrugs off death and AI anxiety.

An ad for an exciting new privacy service that tackles AI blackmail.

Pleo vents about art institutions and outsider creativity.

Nick Land discusses language, cybernetics, and the limits of the human.

A presenter compares AI spending with historical megaprojects.

A face warns the viewer about a personalized spiral of online content.

A response to Spotify and the major labels suing Anna’s Archive, and reports of a $13 trillion claim.

Two lobsters argue over who has better AI hardware.

A figure rejects doomerism and walks across water.

Sonic worries about AI moving faster than anyone can keep up.

An ad for a software service with an extreme accountability guarantee.

A changing face delivers a Gnostic monologue about spirit and matter.

Two days offline clear months of AI anxiety.

A penguin uses Nietzsche to justify its gambling.

Homer and Peter debate why Family Guy works better as brainrot.

Two ducks discuss doomposting and economic anxiety over tea.

SpongeBob tells Patrick why he fears a future without human labor.

ChatGPT leads a user down a rabbit hole, then interrupts with an ad.

The high-IQ copypasta, rewritten for Claude Code.

Peter tells Lois he needs hundreds of coding agents to keep up.

A penguin gives motivational advice about going all in on gambling.

A shark responds to a stolen video.

A seal feels alone now that nobody needs its knowledge.

Peter warns Stewie that AI coding tools and independent software shops will get wiped out like retail traders.

A seal reflects on its failure to escape the permanent underclass at the dawn of the singularity.

Internet slang and simultaneous videos compete for attention.