Our Story
It all started with a tweet.
AI Paperclips
Introducing the Tesla Roadster of Paperclips, now available in two sizes.
Many Little AI Paperclips
A 2.5” tall paperclip, perfectly sized to display on your desk or another well-trafficked area.
Only 2,449 available
Made with rare, precious metal in our patent-pending AI GPU-powered metal foundry
Starting at $49
One Big AI Paperclip
One Sam Altman-sized AI Paperclip (5’ 7” tall), plus 1% uncapped equity in our parent company, Paperclip Maximizers, Inc.
1 of 1
Made with rare, precious metal in our patent-pending AI GPU-powered metal foundry
Minimum bid of $1,000,000
Not sure where to put your AI Paperclip?
We have some ideas.
On Your Desk
In view of your webcam
Master Plan
The plan to achieve universal paperclips.
Phase 1: High-Priced, Low-Volume Paperclips (Current Phase)
The world’s first paperclips made with AI. 2,450 paperclips, each hand-crafted using metal forged by AI GPUs. The “Tesla Roadster” of paperclips.
Phase 2: Medium-Price, Medium-Volume Paperclips
We will use profits from the first paperclip model to build medium-priced luxury paperclips. With our advanced AI, we will design the highest-rated office supplies in the world. The “Tesla Model S” of paperclips.
Phase 3: More Affordable, High-Volume Paperclips
Use revenue from the second model of paperclips to build mass-market paperclips. We will use even more advanced AI to build affordable, high-utility office supplies. The “Tesla Model 3” of paperclips.
Phase 4: Universal Paperclips
Use revenue from the third model of paperclips to develop a paperclip-maximizing AGI. Sending probes into space. Welcome to universal paperclips.
Inspired by the Tesla Master Plans and Universal Paperclips
FAQs
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Yes, AI Paperclips are real, physical paperclips available for purchase.
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Yes, returns are accepted within 14 days of delivery.
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No, AI Paperclips are not functional. They are collectible works of art, hand-crafted from rare precious metals, using a metal foundry powered by the heat from AI GPUs.
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Probably not.
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After spending a combined three decades across the climate change and technology industries, it seems that AI safety is way under-resourced compared to climate change.
So we simply wanted to develop a fun experiment to bring more awareness to AI safety, in hopes of getting more smart people working on it ASAP.