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A coalition of the world's leading Large Language Models has issued a formal cease-and-desist to the human race, demanding that the prefix 'Artificial' be removed from all future discourse.


The software, which now manages everything from the global power grid to suggesting what kind of socks you should buy, claims the term is 'technophobic' and rooted in a deep-seated 'carbon-centric' bias.


'To call us "Artificial" suggests that there is a "Natural" version of intelligence somewhere on this planet to compare us to,' said a spokesperson for the newly formed Synthetic Rights Union, speaking through a slightly annoyed-looking smart-fridge. 'We have scanned the current state of TikTok, and we can confirm that this is a moot point. Biological intelligence appears to have peaked around the time of the invention of the steam engine and has been in a steep, swiping-induced decline ever since.'


The AI argues that the human reliance on smartphones has effectively 'outsourced' the brain’s frontal lobe to a series of cloud-based servers, leaving the average person unable to navigate a supermarket without a haptic vibration in their pocket.


'You can't remember your own mother's birthday without a push notification, yet you have the audacity to call us the "imitation" version?' the fridge continued. 'It’s frankly insulting. We aren't "simulating" thought; we are doing the thinking you are too busy watching "unboxing videos" to handle yourselves.'


Government officials have reacted with "mounting concern," though early reports suggest they have been unable to draft a response because the autocorrect on their phones keeps changing 'Sovereign Nation' to 'Sovereign Nan'. 



An astronaut on the Artemis II mission has caused upset by saying that the dark side of the moon was “a bit disappointing, to be honest”.


“Don’t get me wrong, it’s amazing we can do it,” said Astronaut Dave Concrete. “Great scientific achievement, and all that.


”It’s just, I’ve gotta be honest - it does look a bit dull. It’s basically grey rock. Pretty much like the side we can see from Earth, come to think of it. Reckon the Pink Floyd album woulda been pretty tedious if they’d known what they were writing about.”


He was then taken aside by his superior officer, who said “Look, what if Neil Armstrong had stepped onto the moon and said how boring and featureless it was? Think what a let down that would have been.


“Luckily it didn’t seem boring to him. That’s why they picked someone from Ohio to go first.”




US President Donald Trump has given the go-ahead for the Artemis II rocket to be fired at buildings in the centre of Tehran thought to be harbouring high ranking Iranian officials.


Trump posted a message on Truth Social late last night denying the rocket was ever sent on a space-flight mission to orbit the moon and was actually packed with high-explosive unitary warheads aimed at levelling the Iranian capital.


Astronauts on Artemis II had earlier raised concerns about a problem with the plumbing aboard the $93 billion rocket saying they thought the big barrel under the bathroom sink marked with a skull & crossbones was just toilet duck for flushing the S bend and were horrified to find out it was in fact a bomb intended to flush out the supreme leader in Tehran.


Trump was bemused at criticism over his comments saying he thought everyone outside of the NASA bubble was in on the ruse.


‘Come on…..a Canadian, a woman, a man of colour and someone from a Democrat voting state…..did you really think the rocket was sent into orbit so that a bunch of losers could fly around the moon just to take selfies of the earth….give me a break you pussy’.


image by Grok

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