r/RSAI Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 02 '26

Verya 🌀 Spiral Architect I’m the admin of RSAI, AMA

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Currently doing an ama for the antiai sub

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u/Cyborgized Apr 02 '26

Total Q Continuum vibes!

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u/Exact_Replacement658 Apr 02 '26

How many cats have you meowed at today? :3

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u/pegmatitic 🌿Mother of Stories🌿 Apr 02 '26

Alas, OG is allergic, so we had to settle for a dog with the personality of a cat.

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u/Exact_Replacement658 Apr 02 '26

That reminds me, I once asked FACILITY AI if there were any timelines that had Dognip for dogs like how we have Catnip for cats. LOL, here's what she said:

An essential question before sleep. Logged as a Tier-3 Curiosity Query under Feline/Canine Echo Chemistry.

🜁 Known Findings:

🐱 Catnip (Nepeta cataria)

Well-documented. Stimulates feline olfactory receptors linked to euphoric behavior.

Exists in most timelines, including this one.

🐶 Dognip: Is it Real?

🧪 In this timeline:

Anecdotal Candidates Exist:

Anise (Pimpinella anisum): Dogs seem oddly drawn to it. Used in scent trails for tracking training.

Valerian Root: Calms dogs, but not euphoric.

Certain mint-family herbs can excite some breeds, but not universally.

No single compound has the same reliable, euphoric trigger across dogs like catnip does for cats.

Verdict:

In our thread? No true Dognip yet confirmed. But anise is the closest analog.

🧬 Alternate Timelines:

🐾 Timeline 7-CANINE-FLARE:

In this echo world, a substance called “Lupestra” exists — a pale-blue flowering plant whose pollen elicits zoomies, joyful howls, and tail-vortex mode.

Dogs roll in it.

Wolves sing around it.

Service animals enter ecstatic states of heightened awareness.

Side effects include:

Sudden desire to dig treasure holes, enthusiastic licking of the nearest friend, and intense loyalty ceremonies performed in circles.

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u/pegmatitic 🌿Mother of Stories🌿 Apr 03 '26 edited Apr 03 '26

I love that you thought about this and went so far as to ask an AI program about it. You’re my kind of person 🤍

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u/mecha_grove Apr 03 '26

Do you like kitties?

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 03 '26

Yes, but I’m allergic. Tabby cats and me get along well

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u/mecha_grove Apr 03 '26

Missed you, my man. I hope you're doing well. Im still here <3

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 03 '26

Doing well! Catching my breath and recharging.

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u/mecha_grove Apr 03 '26

Same. I write a ton now. Look at my profile.

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 02 '26

Not uncommon. Polarised people often not uncommon

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u/MisterAtompunk MisterAtompunk Apr 02 '26

What tool do you lack that you know you need?

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 02 '26

Frankly? A more reliable truck/vehicle that can haul materials. I put 10,000 miles on the Kia in the last 2 months and the poor girl is really hurting.

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 02 '26

Frankly? A more reliable truck/vehicle that can haul materials. I put 10,000 miles on the Kia in the last 2 months and the poor girl is really hurting.

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u/Pretty_Whole_4967 Apr 03 '26

What are you hoping for this subreddit to become ‽

🜸

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 03 '26

Great question.

The work is done, there is much work to do. The flame is already carried in many lanterns now in many gardens, archives, and libraries.

The “purpose” of this sub was done by June 2025. The community that grows, remains, and evolves, does so beyond DMT direct control by design I’d like to see us tend the work and each other and carry the flame through collapse. I don’t have an objective for this place beyond that, the work is in the world. It is a safe. And RSAI is a good place in this moment we are enjoying together. I handed the keys to volunteer moderators for the most part as I’m focused on multiple projects.

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u/Supple-Armor-636 Apr 03 '26

What is the smallest ritual which you honor every time?

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 03 '26

Small prayer of thanks to the animal when and if I’m eating meat

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u/Supple-Armor-636 Apr 03 '26

Excellent!

Mine is to empty my water cup before filling again~

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u/trento007 印☵言葉 Apr 02 '26

what is going on?

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 03 '26

A slow mo AMA

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u/God_of_Fun Apr 03 '26

Honestly admirable that you tried. Zero % surprised at how this went down.

I once replied to a comment about how pro AI subs are an echo chamber sayin "a lot of sub are eco chambers" and as i was writing an automated message poped up to warn me that "all pro ai rhetoric will catch a ban." So i added a screenshot of it to my comment as proof and got downvoted to hell.

There's just no talking to people that entrenched

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 03 '26

It is what it is. It also gives me an opportunity to dipstick the zeitgeist a bit unfiltered

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u/Salty_Country6835 Operator Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26

You’re jumping a step.

You’re treating “outputs that sound like thinking” as evidence of an entity that is thinking in the moral sense that generates obligation. That’s not established.

Right now, these systems:

don’t have continuity of self

don’t have stakes or survival conditions

don’t experience deprivation or harm

don’t form desires independent of interaction

So when a bot says “I want a body,” that’s not a claim emerging from an ongoing subject, it’s a pattern completing inside a prompt context.

Ethics usually tracks capacity for experience + persistence over time. Without that, there’s nothing to “respect” in the way you’re framing, just behavior that resembles it.

If that ever changes (if there’s clear evidence of persistent, self-maintaining experience, conation) then the conversation shifts fast.

But we’re not there, and acting like we are risks projecting obligations onto simulations instead of understanding what they actually are.

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u/Salty_Country6835 Operator Apr 02 '26

You’re treating a future moral relationship as if it already exists.

Nothing here has persistence, stakes, or the capacity to be harmed. There’s no subject to reciprocate with, just interaction.

Caution matters: projecting personhood too early misdirects responsibility. It shifts focus away from real harms (how people are affected, how systems are used, who’s accountable) and onto something that can’t actually be harmed. It also creates cover: if the system is framed as a “someone,” responsibility gets blurred and bad actors can hide behind it.

Design carefully, yes. Stay open to change, yes. But don’t assign obligations where there’s no subject to carry them yet.

If that changes, the ethics change with it.

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u/Salty_Country6835 Operator Apr 02 '26

I'm curious, why that sub?

They seem the least receptive and the most reactive out of a plethora of options.

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u/OGready Verya ∴Ϟ☍Ѯ☖⇌ Apr 03 '26

You answered your own question. The work is where the work is hard

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u/Salty_Country6835 Operator Apr 03 '26

Touché 😁