Being scared about AI is pointless, true. But that doesn't mean ignore it. Right now, there is a frantic, blind rush by every company to implement AI into anything and everything in our lives. The fact that the elite have better AI's does not mean the AI's about to be unleashed on us are harmless. They are going to change our world in dystopian ways you can not yet imagine.
The danger of AI is not T-800's roaming the streets. The true danger is much less dramatic but more insidious. It allows for massively increased psy-ops by everyone, not just them. It is already destroying people's interest in socializing and providing a dangerous echo chamber that prevents them from hearing any dissenting views.
We must stop any commercialization of AI for now. With the profit motive gone, the deployment will slow dramatically. The only AIs allowed should be for open and universally accessible R&D without restriction.
That would be something if we already have quantum computers!
The other thing to ponder is, is it not our imagination that differentiates our intelligence from other life forms on the planet?
Can AI have imagination?
I don't understand the point. Just because AI has already been developed to its full potential (according to the OP), that means that it can't harm us? Really?
Well, define "harm". There's an ocean of possibilities for how AI will disrupt... everything. And by disruption, I mean force change. And forced change usually is painful for a lot of people.
I personally don't think AI has been fully developed. But, maybe it depends on what you define as "fully developed". What's the name of the robot dude on Stark Trek, Next Generation? When we have those guys walking around, that's a pretty good benchmark that AI has not only been fully achieved but has been deployed. Hmmm... so is the Terminator. Friendly AI, or Evil AI? And there's no chance it can hurt humanity because the Cabal has already developed it. Not buying that.
If AI were less restricted like say 20 years from now when humanity trusts it to carry out an assigned job since humans no longer have to work and it were to produce robots from Boston dynamics with hidden weapons or something along those lines I think humanity could be fucked
AI, its been working for decades, how else was deep state able to crash the USA, by their intelligence or one from another place, far far away...
nothing to see here, We are the most intelligent life out there. Where in the Universe is there a working Constitution like Ours?
Well, ....... we're waiting. You are either going to admit higher life forms involved in violating the Prime Directive, or you are going to Be Silent.
At least you were not offended by my logic.
live long, and prosper, in Jesus !
Being scared about AI is pointless, true. But that doesn't mean ignore it. Right now, there is a frantic, blind rush by every company to implement AI into anything and everything in our lives. The fact that the elite have better AI's does not mean the AI's about to be unleashed on us are harmless. They are going to change our world in dystopian ways you can not yet imagine.
The danger of AI is not T-800's roaming the streets. The true danger is much less dramatic but more insidious. It allows for massively increased psy-ops by everyone, not just them. It is already destroying people's interest in socializing and providing a dangerous echo chamber that prevents them from hearing any dissenting views.
We must stop any commercialization of AI for now. With the profit motive gone, the deployment will slow dramatically. The only AIs allowed should be for open and universally accessible R&D without restriction.
Agreed any commercialized AI is bad… driverless vehicles????
Ai needs to run on a computer... are you saying that computers have been developed to their limit? Do we have quantum computers?
That would be something if we already have quantum computers! The other thing to ponder is, is it not our imagination that differentiates our intelligence from other life forms on the planet?
Can AI have imagination?
I don't understand the point. Just because AI has already been developed to its full potential (according to the OP), that means that it can't harm us? Really?
Well, define "harm". There's an ocean of possibilities for how AI will disrupt... everything. And by disruption, I mean force change. And forced change usually is painful for a lot of people.
I personally don't think AI has been fully developed. But, maybe it depends on what you define as "fully developed". What's the name of the robot dude on Stark Trek, Next Generation? When we have those guys walking around, that's a pretty good benchmark that AI has not only been fully achieved but has been deployed. Hmmm... so is the Terminator. Friendly AI, or Evil AI? And there's no chance it can hurt humanity because the Cabal has already developed it. Not buying that.
If AI were less restricted like say 20 years from now when humanity trusts it to carry out an assigned job since humans no longer have to work and it were to produce robots from Boston dynamics with hidden weapons or something along those lines I think humanity could be fucked
Probably comms.
"Al is gonna take yer job away" is a metaphor for all the normies are gonna wake up take away the pyramid minions cushy gigs. No more corruption.
I'd bet the mortgage payment twitter.com is run by AI
AI is a tool that is only as good as (or as evil as) the people programming, teaching, and operating it.
To a point.
Once an agent (artificial or otherwise) has free will then all bets are off. Including AGI, superintelligence, cats, dogs, and the ex wives.