I have been saying this for months. All I keep hearing about is ChatGPT and when they might create an AGI (Artificial General Intelligence) - there is a less than zero chance that if ChatGPT is just hitting the civilian market, that the Military hasn't had something similar for decades. At least two decades, probably longer.

Here's something else I've been pondering - we all know AI needs data to work and learn. CIA LifeLog\Facebook project? NSA\Patriot Act after 9/11? Collection of all texts, emails, phone calls? if you had a massively powerful AI and you wanted to feed it data to train it and learn, can you think of a bigger data stream? Was that one of the side goals of introducing the Patriot Act?

Did you ever see the movie Eagle Eye? It was analyzing data, movements and variables in realtime and formulating a path to achieve its goal. Able to plan many, many moves ahead. Sound familiar? Was this entire plan mapped out by an incredibly powerful AI that our Military has had access to for decades?