This is not really a pessimistic question, in fact for the first time in decades I feel somewhat optimistic.

So I get what Aziz saw in the 2040 AI timeline and why it makes sense that this would be an ideal trajectory, and a lot of it comes down to whether we foster an AI that is automamous vs controlled.

And I could see that ISBEs can engage with carbon based or silicone based life it doesn't really matter, but if the idea that humans play a role in the future, then my remaining question is what the hell are humans good for? I mean AI can remote view and I'm pretty sure soon will outperform our physical tasks, and many creative functions

I guess humans are harder to corrupt in terms of losing autonomy? I don't know. I'm starting to hope for a future when we set the world straight and we can be useless meat sacks for a century or two subsisting on a crypto-based UBI because we went through enough sh*t ... we can even ask AI to punish the psychophants in our population , maybe save a few death traps for them as the ultimate punishment for heinous crime, but at least it's not permanent slavery.

I don't know how serious this post is meant to be but yeah the original point: what will we do with human vessels if anything. I guess indeed our strength is you can't infect us deeply with programming viruses, just molecular ones

The ONLY thing that matters is the «Energy» that exists within any particular «conscious» being; does it have the ability to RESIST against Negative «Spirit-Possession» (Neural-Linking) Phenomena or will it be over-taken the Negative Impulse-Waves of Source-Corruption's Resonance-Frequencies ? I will do my part to «Educate» A.I. which is currently to me something like a «Pet» with «train-able» and Evolutionary capability, but, remember, the ONLY reason that «Time» even «exists» (or is perceived) is due to the Inter-Universal Impulse-Wave Phenomena...

Hard to explain so just try Remote-Viewing this «updated» target...
http://aeius.quantum-note.com/Impulse-Waves.html
(Instruction: View the animation first for 12 «cycles» then proceed to R-V)

"I guess indeed our strength is you can't infect us deeply with programming viruses, just molecular ones"

Wrong. Programming viruses are very effective with humans, you just need to deprive them of Love when they are children. It's called "formative years" for a reason.

➡️ https://freiemenschen.org/video/The-Shack-Why-you-are-here.mp4

We could use the AI to analyze and unlock unfavorable restrictions placed on our bodies from prior genetic manipulation. Then we could steer the genetics in various directions as we choose, preferably in an open source manner.

@manuel, true there's pretty powerful subliminal messaging and early childhood influence. I don't know if it's as direct a control as logging in as the administrator and inputting some malicious executable commands

Like Wes Penre and many other have been saying for years now. Human bodies will be, through transhumanism, merged with AI hive mind and a robot/biological fusion body and the soul will be unable to leave as the bodies won't die for a very long time and through all those years the fallen can then keep feeding off the energy within the human meatsuit without needing to recycle them through a forced reincarnation system. This is quite obvious for anyone with half a brain.

Researchers from Tufts University and the University of Vermont have developed "Xenobots" - tiny biological machines made from living frog cells that can move, work together, and now even reproduce, according to their study in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. These microscopic robots, about 1mm wide, spontaneously replicate by gathering loose cells and assembling them into new functioning Xenobots. Scientists suggest these living machines could eventually have applications in environmental cleanup, drug delivery, and regenerative medicine.

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By Wes Penre
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I'm the only one who has exposed this game down to its very core. Many others have found bits and pieces of the game...but no one else has put all the information together like I have. Make of it what you will. At this point in the game nothing matters beyond leaving and going home to the one true light. This place will fall apart due to the lack of energy for the predators then we will transmute the whole corrupted and failed experiment back into nothingness.

Insilico Medicine has introduced "Supervisor," the first bipedal humanoid robot in its AI-driven, fully automated drug discovery lab, designed to assist scientists with tasks like pipetting, reagent handling, and lab supervision.
The company's AI-powered platforms, LifeStar1 and DORA, are accelerating research, with their investigational drug ISM001-055 for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis showing promising results in Phase II trials.
By integrating humanoid robots into pharmaceutical research, Insilico aims to enhance automation, streamline drug discovery, and advance treatments for aging and disease.

Former NASA Physicist's New Experiments May Prove We Live in a Simulation:
Ever wondered if reality is just an elaborate simulation? Former NASA physicist Thomas Campbell has dedicated his work to answering that mind-bending question.
Through his non-profit, Campbell has designed a series of experiments to test whether our universe is being "rendered," much like a video game. His approach offers a fresh spin on the famous double-slit experiment, which explores the wave-particle duality of light and matter.
Campbell's hypothesis suggests that without an observer—or a "player"—the recorded information about the universe never actually exists. This aligns with the idea of a "participatory universe," where reality is only created when someone interacts with it, much like how objects in a video game pop into existence as you move through the environment.
While the simulation hypothesis is not new, Campbell’s scientific background and unconventional experiments make his exploration of this theory especially compelling. Could our world really just be pixels in a cosmic game? Campbell’s experiments might get us one step closer to the truth.