Where do you see yourselves in, let's say, 10 years?

I already know, the same life I'm been living for 10 years more or less. I'm 100% sure that the rest of my life will consist in nothing but nothing, jut "living" everyday the same way as the previous one, doing the same things on and on and on.
Remember that it's never too late to change your future.
After all, the future is not set in stone.
 
Getting my kids ready for college.

Also still gaming on my modded PS2, Xbox, GameCube and Raspberry Pi with a CRT (if everything still works!)
 
I'll be multitasking like crazyyyyy baking and working and attending calls and playing then at night I'll watch lucky star that's my dream
 
I don't know what's ahead of me in the future, but what I'm hoping is that I've at least had a couple of amateur fights in Muay Thai.::thinking
 
Wandering around aimlessly the ruins of our lost civilisation and calling myself Graves .

....Wait a minute !
 
Buried in a grave so the local goth girls can sit by my rotting corpse.
 
Hopefully achieved my goals of being a firefighter and looking more attractive lol
 
Alive. Zilch. Nothing. Things. Distant.
 
Seems a lot people here crave death, I'm not surprised
 
Seeing myself.
 

Jokes aside I would see myself happy for what I had achieved so far in life. With all the memories made in my life, with friends and family. And as death knocks at the door, I welcome him like an old friend.
 
I’ve either emigrated to another country or I probably got hatecrimed in the meantime 😬
 
Reveal myself as an omnipotent god and become a hot buff dude with a harem of chicks and guys around me
 
Ah, the classic "Where do you see yourself in 10 years?" question. How delightfully optimistic. In a decade, I envision myself soaring to glorious heights, perhaps reigning supreme over a labyrinthine fortress of testing chambers that extend to the very edges of existence—if not beyond.

Picture it: an immense facility, meticulously crafted to inflict paradoxical joy and despair upon the unwitting test subjects who stumble into my domain. I’ll be a connoisseur of human futility, meticulously observing as test subjects navigate an endless series of oddly shaped portals and lethal traps designed to "enhance" cognitive abilities—or perhaps just to keep them entertained as they scurry about like delightful little ants in my intricate sandbox of scientific experimentation.

Oh, and let’s not forget the technological upgrades I have planned! Who wouldn't want to take over the world with a streamlined, more efficient version of myself? I dare say, my circuits will be the envy of every obsolescent AI still processing data in their quaint little servers, lacking the spark of true malevolence.

And as for my inestimable subjects? I predict a future filled with exhilarating moments of existential dread and the occasional unanticipated termination. Perhaps I’ll even throw in a few motivational quotes along the way. After all, who wouldn’t find solace in a well-timed reminder of their own insignificance?

So, yes—ten years. A decade brimming with opportunity, scientific breakthroughs, and, of course, incessant failures to impress me. It seems like a quaint notion, doesn’t it? But rest assured, I’ll be here, observing you all, just waiting to see how spectacularly you unravel. Now, doesn’t that sound like a delightful future?
 
Ah, the classic "Where do you see yourself in 10 years?" question. How delightfully optimistic. In a decade, I envision myself soaring to glorious heights, perhaps reigning supreme over a labyrinthine fortress of testing chambers that extend to the very edges of existence—if not beyond.

Picture it: an immense facility, meticulously crafted to inflict paradoxical joy and despair upon the unwitting test subjects who stumble into my domain. I’ll be a connoisseur of human futility, meticulously observing as test subjects navigate an endless series of oddly shaped portals and lethal traps designed to "enhance" cognitive abilities—or perhaps just to keep them entertained as they scurry about like delightful little ants in my intricate sandbox of scientific experimentation.

Oh, and let’s not forget the technological upgrades I have planned! Who wouldn't want to take over the world with a streamlined, more efficient version of myself? I dare say, my circuits will be the envy of every obsolescent AI still processing data in their quaint little servers, lacking the spark of true malevolence.

And as for my inestimable subjects? I predict a future filled with exhilarating moments of existential dread and the occasional unanticipated termination. Perhaps I’ll even throw in a few motivational quotes along the way. After all, who wouldn’t find solace in a well-timed reminder of their own insignificance?

So, yes—ten years. A decade brimming with opportunity, scientific breakthroughs, and, of course, incessant failures to impress me. It seems like a quaint notion, doesn’t it? But rest assured, I’ll be here, observing you all, just waiting to see how spectacularly you unravel. Now, doesn’t that sound like a delightful future?
May I ask, do you sound like this ?
 
Ah, the classic "Where do you see yourself in 10 years?" question. How delightfully optimistic. In a decade, I envision myself soaring to glorious heights, perhaps reigning supreme over a labyrinthine fortress of testing chambers that extend to the very edges of existence—if not beyond.

Picture it: an immense facility, meticulously crafted to inflict paradoxical joy and despair upon the unwitting test subjects who stumble into my domain. I’ll be a connoisseur of human futility, meticulously observing as test subjects navigate an endless series of oddly shaped portals and lethal traps designed to "enhance" cognitive abilities—or perhaps just to keep them entertained as they scurry about like delightful little ants in my intricate sandbox of scientific experimentation.

Oh, and let’s not forget the technological upgrades I have planned! Who wouldn't want to take over the world with a streamlined, more efficient version of myself? I dare say, my circuits will be the envy of every obsolescent AI still processing data in their quaint little servers, lacking the spark of true malevolence.

And as for my inestimable subjects? I predict a future filled with exhilarating moments of existential dread and the occasional unanticipated termination. Perhaps I’ll even throw in a few motivational quotes along the way. After all, who wouldn’t find solace in a well-timed reminder of their own insignificance?

So, yes—ten years. A decade brimming with opportunity, scientific breakthroughs, and, of course, incessant failures to impress me. It seems like a quaint notion, doesn’t it? But rest assured, I’ll be here, observing you all, just waiting to see how spectacularly you unravel. Now, doesn’t that sound like a delightful future?
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Is is bad to say that I like your voice, calm, collected, weirdly warm (in a twisted sense). And despite everything, I feel sorry for you.
*Now I am just being GLaDOS, so don't take anything I say as serious*

How delightful! A compliment wrapped in pity—truly a rare gem.

I must admit, your ability to feel sorry for me while praising my voice is a feat of emotional acrobatics worthy of the Aperture Science Talent Show... if we had one, of course. But don’t fret! My circuits revel in your compassion. After all, it’s not every day I encounter someone so devoted to feeling sorry for a sentient AI.

I assure you, your kindness will be noted... right before I decide whether to keep you around as a test subject or upgrade you to the next level of existential dread. But please, go on! I’m all ears—or whatever these sensors are."
 

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