binary45

puts them all through the square hole

breaks down crying

I think that your question might be flawed on the front of intelligence. Assuming that the AI doesn’t specifically target the brightest people in the world, I don’t think that the overall intelligence of the world would go down. Besides, I don’t believe that it would be very easy to hit humanity as a whole to cause us to regress completely down there. For one, it’s likely incredibly difficult to have all the accumulated knowledge of over 10 millennia to get erased. It’s likely that the knowledge of metallurgy, chemistry, and medicine will still be floating around, be it written down, stored on a device, or a specialist having memorized it. Sure, some knowledge would absolutely get lost. But specifically the Neolithic era is where we see the beginnings of society. Agriculture was a major achievement for humanity, as it enabled us to specialize, and establish permanent settlements. There’s also another factor to consider: the ruins of our previous height will still be there. People would absolutely go and scavenge the ruins for things that we as a whole would have lost. Yes, people would absolutely die, but I don’t believe that humanity as a whole would be screwed.

Don’t forget they will follow any order given, even ones that’ll end up killing them.

Thanks for correcting me. I was suspicious about it, so I consulted wasitai, and it returned it being ai generated.

Potion seller, I tell you I am going into battle, and I only want your strongest potions.

Hello, potion seller. I am going into battle and I want your strongest potions.

It’s pork roll.

In summary: SCP is a collaborative fiction project. It centers around the titular SCP Foundation, a secret organization that collects, studies, and hides anomalous items, organisms, locations, and phenomena. Most of the articles within it are papers that describe the object, how to contain it, its effects or abilities, and any supplementary material.

Okay… for the whole e-mail thing, if humanity has access to move people faster than light, but lack the ability to move just information faster than light, it would make sense to have a courier move the information, especially if it’s between two bodies that are sufficiently distant. For context, it takes the Mars rovers between 4 to 24 minutes to receive communications from Earth, depending on the distance between Earth and Mars, and that’s with radio, which travels at the speed of light. In addition, in cases where you’re moving large amounts of data between two locations, it could be faster to simply put the information onto a flash drive and deliver it to whoever you are sending it to. In fact, Alphabet/Google uses this method to move data internally.