Important Information on AI

The United States Federal Government spent 3.3 Billion Dollars on in AI research last year, and it looks like its just a matter of time before all of our jobs are replaced by with it. What a great investment.

Also, all the weird things happening with OpenAI like Sam Altman out and then in and then everyone out again. Some Board members got replaced with some interesting picks....

Bret Taylor former CEO of twitter, when twitter was working with the governments to gaslight you about Covid, Biden and his family members, and whatever else they wanted you to believe.

Larry Summers. This man has committed terrible crimes against this country. Do you know what the Glass Steagall act is? this man is one of the reason why our economy collapsed in 2008, and we had to bail out all those to big to fail banks. And he made BANK!!!!! (also an Epstein bestie.)

But Sam Altman just got his invite to the super exclusive and super secret Bilderberg Party this year. Good for him, bad for us.

If you have any information, or things you want to discuses lets do that now before we have to hide from the sentinels.

Posted by LuckyLibra7
https://medium.com/world-economic-forum/welcome-to-2030-i-own-nothing-have-no-privacy-and-life-has-never-been-better-ee2eed62f710

Otherwise known as livestock. Or a slave.

Just hope your master stays benign or doesn't decide you are no longer useful.

Posted by LuckyLibra7
https://medium.com/world-economic-forum/welcome-to-2030-i-own-nothing-have-no-privacy-and-life-has-never-been-better-ee2eed62f710

I would say in the early part of the year, i thought that timeline was ridiculous. Honestly it doesn't feel that way anymore.

Posted by Astrobyn
and it looks like its just a matter of time before all of our jobs are replaced by with it. What a great investment.

Actually tho if we could get our shit together and make sure everything is used properly, but we're not gonna

Posted by Astrobyn

Posted by LuckyLibra7
https://medium.com/world-economic-forum/welcome-to-2030-i-own-nothing-have-no-privacy-and-life-has-never-been-better-ee2eed62f710

I would say in the early part of the year, i thought that timeline was ridiculous. Honestly it doesn't feel that way anymore.

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What's more interesting is the year that article was written.

Pluto is moving into Aqua so the timeline makes absolute sense to me along with the $ $ they're investing in AI.

Big changes coming by 2025.

Posted by ATGR
How do corporations make money if there are no consumers because nobody has a job?

Maybe some kind of income given to everyone

They ain't spend that much money. It's fake numbers. These muthafuckas print money. There is no numbers. They been had this technology and is working it on us as we speak. You think they gon give people the option to have one up on them? They got the unfiltered A.I. that they use.. All the advancements is just promo for their upcoming products. Don't get scared. Most ppl gon die before they get the real technology anyway

they're just trying to make someone of that nose sam altman with some fabricated media drama, they're trying to build a new elon musk out of thin air. They're propping that little rat to the sky, but it might fail because in actuality most of the high-level technology nowadays is built by asian engineers, and most of the efficient end users are also asians. they don't need the white man's parasitic community on their back. They're going to go back developing the asia pacific while europe and the usa slowly slide into the middle ages.

The western oligarchy would love nothing more than to turn their citizens into slaves with the help of fabricated stories such as global warming, COVID, or "the rise of AI", so they're stealing a little bit of your freedom at every step.

"AI" is mostly a buzzword used to sell overpriced stocks, and vulgar media stories to the goyim

There' s a few cool techs based off neural networks that came to fruition recently, and it was immediately labelled as AI, but the concept of "AI" in itself is an old canard.

Posted by Iaorst
And the general panic and suspicion of AI and automation subverting human workforce... 3 or 4 decades after it is introduced, it will become as normalized as a sidewalk.

Getting conditioned to things and adapting to new things is life's strong suit

But does that make it okay? We always get into problems when we ask, “Can we do this” rather than “Should we”….

If anybody wants to play with conversational AI, you can use programs like "LM Studio", or "gpt4all" (this one is open source, so completely safe)

for graphic generation, take a look at Automatic1111 or ComfyUI

These programs are mostly open source (with exception of LM studio), so not doing anything shady, they run completely locally, without connecting to the internet, everything is contained into neural networks models that you have to download, from 4 to a dozen gigabytes.

I recomend anybody interested to download this while it's still available, and start getting used to use this on their own rathe than use online services that are not free, and are going to get heavily censored in the future, and will probably be used by your governments for global dictatorship

also: buy drones while it's still allowed

Posted by Astrobyn
The United States Federal Government spent 3.3 Billion Dollars on in AI research last year, and it looks like its just a matter of time before all of our jobs are replaced by with it. What a great investment.

Also, all the weird things happening with OpenAI like Sam Altman out and then in and then everyone out again. Some Board members got replaced with some interesting picks....

Bret Taylor former CEO of twitter, when twitter was working with the governments to gaslight you about Covid, Biden and his family members, and whatever else they wanted you to believe.

Larry Summers. This man has committed terrible crimes against this country. Do you know what the Glass Steagall act is? this man is one of the reason why our economy collapsed in 2008, and we had to bail out all those to big to fail banks. And he made BANK!!!!! (also an Epstein bestie.)

But Sam Altman just got his invite to the super exclusive and super secret Bilderberg Party this year. Good for him, bad for us.

If you have any information, or things you want to discuses lets do that now before we have to hide from the sentinels.

I keep hearing peoples worry about this.

Here is the thing. We are already cyborgs.

We rely on technology and our phones to function in society. I saw embrace that and use it as a tool. Be cyborgs by consuming and using technology as a extension rather then a replacement!

Businesses/corporation follow the money. If their is demand for AI assisted things, they will invest in that. Companies that offer that will prosper, pushing the economy in that direction.

Cause and effect. By changing your behaviors the consumer market will respond.

I don't get this powerlessness people feel with this. They are after your money and business. That's the power of the consumer.

I'm a huge sci-fi fan. I've read every scenario imaginable as if they are possible futures... because they are!

Alexa is the infant version of Star Track's ship computer. It does a lot of automated scripted based tasks but complicated, hands on tasks, and critical thinking decisions aren't made by the computer. Nor should they be.

I honestly don't know about what to do with politicians other then to F' with their game.

Such as voting third party.

Registering as the opposite party to through off their gerrymandering.

Donating directly to candidates rather through party platforms to reduce dependences on lobbiest. Treat Nation Parties as lobbiest firms because that's what they are.

Vote your conscious rather then party. But most importantly vote! Especially local positions because that's where these people start out.

I personally don't view AI as a bad thing. It truly has the potential be a tool that helps the progression of humanity. I don't think it will ever "take over"

It will be something we use to work beside us in extraordinary ways.

@Lostthoughts and @Soul

Does it matter to you who has the ability to control it?

Do you believe that the people who do control it, have the power to control the people who are using it, or affected by it?

Posted by Iaorst

Posted by AbbyNormal

Posted by Iaorst
And the general panic and suspicion of AI and automation subverting human workforce... 3 or 4 decades after it is introduced, it will become as normalized as a sidewalk.
Getting conditioned to things and adapting to new things is life's strong suit

But does that make it okay? We always get into problems when we ask, “Can we do this” rather than “Should we”….
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Good question.

I'm not sure, Abby.

I do know how okay it is would be determined by how people use and respond to its use.

The doubts and fears about it, i think, are due the fact that the potential of AI itself is not fully known yet. It's an unknown territory in many ways. But our way of life at the moment was once some fantastic dream some lifetimes ago, one that probably elicited fascination and worry as AI's prospect is doing now. And while it's generally agreed that the average standard of living at this point in time, on a global scale, is not great, that is more a reflection of misuse and abuse of tools and resources and people than it is about anything else. And personally, i see it as unhelpful treating the human populace as children to be protected from things.

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I can definitely see the practical applications. But there’s always some asshole who comes along and ruins it for everybody.

Posted by Astrobyn
@Lostthoughts and @Soul

Does it matter to you who has the ability to control it?

Do you believe that the people who do control it, have the power to control the people who are using it, or affected by it?

I don't really know yet. I think people have already been controlling people without AI. It's kind of what humans do. I honestly can't predict what the outcome will be in that case. Though I feel if people knew there was a chance what they were seeing could simply be AI, and AI was known to be fake and corrupt, less people would believe it was true to begin with.

I think I see things differently because I haven't felt anything on news or media has been accurate or factual in the last decade. So when it comes to AI, I don't feel any difference. At least for now I can ask AI a question, and get something that somewhat makes me feel confident it's factual back. I can also use it for entertainment. I can only hope that it advances in a positive direction. Sure it will be taken advantage of, but everything here in this world in some way. I somewhat expect that.

Touch grass

Posted by Astrobyn
@Lostthoughts and @Soul

Does it matter to you who has the ability to control it?

Do you believe that the people who do control it, have the power to control the people who are using it, or affected by it?

Yes. We need set regulation with steep penalties. Let's not learn the hard way by someone doing stupid shit.

There are quite a bit of privacy and data collection issues that violate the laws as it is.



This needs to be done at the federal level.

This culture war bullshit has already caused real issues to be left by the way side and other actually important things they should be working to be not addressed completely.

In General,

Companies exist to produce revenue, so they follow the money.

Politicians chase votes and funding to stay in office.

Your dollar matters and your vote matters.

Posted by Saturn_Returns

Posted by Lostthoughts

We are already cyborgs.

We rely on technology and our phones to function in society.

Nope, you and others CHOOSE to be cyborgs.

Apart from the wonders of email and visiting websites (both of which existed LONG BEFORE smartphones), I can perfectly live without the rest and frequently do.

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Your welcome to live your life as you choose to.

Some of us are trying to get a head of the changes and adapt to prosper.

Posted by Iaorst

Posted by AbbyNormal

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Posted by Iaorst
And the general panic and suspicion of AI and automation subverting human workforce... 3 or 4 decades after it is introduced, it will become as normalized as a sidewalk.
Getting conditioned to things and adapting to new things is life's strong suit

But does that make it okay? We always get into problems when we ask, “Can we do this” rather than “Should we”….
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Good question.
I'm not sure, Abby.
I do know how okay it is would be determined by how people use and respond to its use.
The doubts and fears about it, i think, are due the fact that the potential of AI itself is not fully known yet. It's an unknown territory in many ways. But our way of life at the moment was once some fantastic dream some lifetimes ago, one that probably elicited fascination and worry as AI's prospect is doing now. And while it's generally agreed that the average standard of living at this point in time, on a global scale, is not great, that is more a reflection of misuse and abuse of tools and resources and people than it is about anything else. And personally, i see it as unhelpful treating the human populace as children to be protected from things.


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I can definitely see the practical applications. But there’s always some asshole who comes along and ruins it for everybody.

The assholes are usually just some dudes taking advantage of a situation and prioritizing self-benefits. Their influence can be easily limited by the people, the consumer. The pool of individual actions determines the will of the collective.
Everything @Lostthoughts 's OP says about the consumer's power. While i don't yet see that happening on a significant scale, it's something i agree with

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It's more of a snowball effect once enough people choose to go a particular direction more will jump on.

Another way of describing the mechanism is ripped in a pool. A single drop can cause a ripple, enough together a wave. Our very interaction with each other influences each other.

You matter even, not seeing it in a tangible way doesn't change that fact.

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We are already cyborgs.

We rely on technology and our phones to function in society.

Nope, you and others CHOOSE to be cyborgs.





Apart from the wonders of email and visiting websites (both of which existed LONG BEFORE smartphones), I can perfectly live without the rest and frequently do.

Your welcome to live your life as you choose to.

Some of us are trying to get a head of the changes and adapt to prosper.

You mean chasing after pots of gold at the end of rainbows, such as the American Dream? Good luck with that...

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No Grench.

Not cashing pots of gold. Tho there is revenue to be made for those type of creative people and business minded individuals.

Fyi, Prosperity doesn't equate getting rich 🤑 💰

It's getting your basic needs met and having healthy Happy experience in other parts of life.

If a million in thier account means prosperity to them, more power to them.

That's not mine but not going to hate on that 👍

I'll hit you up the next time I feeling like being depressed and pestimistic.

Posted by CosmicCunt
AI encompasses a lot things. The spellchecker on your phone, and the predictive text that pisses everyone off, is considered AI. SIRI has been around for a while, so has Alexa. The VAST majority of AI is just mundane shit. Google Maps.. which took over Mapquest... which was also AI.

No, this has mainly been programing by humans. The next phase we are going into will be AI.