雷云
Thunderhead
Neal Shusterman · 初版 2018 年
1人推荐
2位读者提及
4次提及
人类从错误中学习。我不能。我不会犯错。Thunderhead 是一座完美世界的完美统治者，却对 scythedom 毫无控制力。Rowan 销声匿迹已有一年。自那时起，他成了一则都市传说，一名在烈火审判中铲除腐败镰刀的私刑者。他的故事在大路上低声流传。作为 Scythe Anastasia，Citra 怀着同情收割，公开质疑“新秩序”的理念。但当她的生命受到威胁、手段遭到质疑时，局势愈发清晰：并非所有人都愿意接受变
Hacker News 上怎么说
正在加载完整评论……
多谢——已更正！你觉得《Thunderhead》比《Scythe》还过瘾吗（反正我是，已经读完三分之二了）？简直太疯狂了……可怜的“镰刀”Tyger 被骗惨了！这本书是我现在的律师推荐给我的，当时我正喋喋不休地扯着 LLMs 如何赋能平民……
Thanks — corrected! Did you enjoy Thunderhead even more than Scythe (like I am, 2/3rds done)? Some absolute insanity... poor "Scythe" Tyger's deception! Book was recommended to me by my now-attorney, after rambling about LLMs enabling commoners…
……我后来读了，绝对要再次推荐。写于 2016 年（和 Attention is All You Need 同年），它诡异般地预想了全能通用 AI 如今已经在做的许多科幻式复杂情形（用镰刀手的说法叫“Thunderhead”）。[1] Ursula K. LeGuin 的~翻译~，类似佛教“人生即苦”的概念
…I've since read and absolutely re-recommend. Written in 2016 (same year as Attention is All You Need), it eerily hypothesizes many of the SciFi complexities that omnipotent general AIs now already-do ("Thunderhead" in scythespeak). [1] Ursula K. LeGuin ~translation~, similar to Buddhist concept of "life is suffering"
有一本很火的青少年小说叫《Scythe》，作者是 Neal Shusterman。书里有一个掌管统治全世界的仁慈的 cloud-based AI，名字叫 The Thunderhead（大概是因为叫 The Cloud 听着逼格不够吧）。看到这个虚构世界的一部分正在现实中成真，感觉还挺酷的
There's a very popular young adult novel out called Scythe written by Neal Shusterman. In this novel there is a benevolent cloud-based AI in charge of ruling over the whole world named The Thunderhead ( because The Cloud wasn't impressive enough). It's cool to see part of this fictional world coming to life
……胜过 Thieme 的 Mindgames。---- 我目前读 Neal Shusterman 的《Scythe Trilogy》读了一半，他是在 LLM 成为现实之前不久出版的。一个虚构的全球 AI 实体，统称为“Thunderhead”，每章开头都会用它自己无所不知的段落讲述它如何看待人类的进展。读起来真的挺瘆人的，Shusterman 虚构的许多 Thunderhead 段落都……
…over Thieme's Mindgames. ---- I'm currently halfway through Neal Shusterman's Scythe Trilogy, which he published right before LLMs became reality. A ficticious global AI entity, known collectively as "Thunderhead," begins each chapter with its own all-knowing passage about how it perceives humanity's progression. It's really quite creepy reading, with many of Shusterman's ficticious Thunderhead passages having…