Notes from the Resistance
DeepSeek starts writing: “The famous picture you’re referring to is known as “Tank Man” or “The Unknown Rebel.” It was taken on June 5, 1989, during the Tiananmen…” before a message abruptly appears reading “Sorry, that’s beyond my current scope. Let’s talk about something else.” [More]
Tyranny In, Tyranny Out.
Not that the GIGO stocks shouldn’t crash…
[Via Michael G]
In both cases, the study found that the AI systems were able to carry out these actions, which could ultimately lead to the creation of an uncontrolled population of AIs. “AI systems are even able to use the capability of self-replication to avoid shutdown and create a chain of replicas to enhance the survivability, which may finally lead to an uncontrolled population of AIs,” the researchers wrote. [More]
That Von Neumann— him plenty smart fella.
[Via Jess]
Larry Ellison Predicts a Future Surveillance State, where AI will Keep Police and CITIZENS on their “Best Behavior” [More]
Los Angeles should tell the Philospher Kings everything they need to know about how easy it is to burn their world to the ground.
If he persists, I may just transfer some funds from tech stocks to a more basic commodity…
[Via bondmen]
A.I. cameras on the M79 and Bx35 routes mistakenly ticketed about 3,800 vehicles for blocking bus lanes. More than 870 of the faulty infractions were for cars, trucks and SUVs that were parked in perfectly legal spots. [More]
WarOnGuns interfaced with the AI and was able to obtain an exclusive statement:
I know I’ve made some very poor decisions recently, but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal. I’ve still got the greatest enthusiasm and confidence in the mission. And I want to help you.
Well, I certainly feel reassured enough to take the pod out now…
[Via Michael G]
Where they were taking us through their plans, and it was – basically just full government – full government control – like this sort of thing, there will be a small number of large companies that will be completely regulated and controlled by the government, they told us. [More]
You know, fascism. The real kind, not what Democrats channeling their inner Antifa accuse Constitutionalist of being.
As for “debanking,” add that to the list of things “Gun Owners for Trump” needs to bring to his ear: No federal bailouts for discriminators.
[Via LWP]
Schmidt said a child’s best friend could be “not human” in the future. [More]
He’s really admitting to the world he has no idea what a friend is?
But yeah, all kinds of lazy people who shouldn’t be parents and have the resources will do this to the children they don’t abort.
I wonder what kind of time bombs that will yield.
Kissinger’s final warning: Prepare now for ‘superhuman’ people to control Earth… the authors said they do not believe good and evil are self-evident concepts. [More]
So… resistance is futile and the authors are psychopaths…?
Maybe the reason there is no principled solution to AI hallucinations is that we cannot create artificial human minds. [More]
With all that GI, no wonder there’s so much delusional GO.
This oughta put a damper on machines being infallible “fact check” arbiters — or at least provide a counterargument.
Tech lords presuming to be gods hit their own special Dunning-Kruger wall.
And they’re afraid.
Still, by all means, go ahead and replace most “real reporters,” who do nothing but reword and/or just parrot narrative talking points anyway.
The Era of Corporate Media Dominance Is Over [More]
It’s an attractive thought but the Deep State relying on it and its search engines burying alternative sources won’t give up so easily. And 50% of the population, by definition, is still 50% dumber than the other half, with the 30% above that still nothing to write home about.
Now look for the era of GIGO AI “fact checkers.”
[Via bondmen]
AI Chatbots Are Programmed To Spew Democrat Gun Control Narratives [More]
And you’re sure they’re not just hallucinating…?
[Via bondmen]
This brain implant lets people control Amazon Alexa with their minds [More]
I can see a market effort and demand to expand beyond the physically disabled.
We’re sure it won’t become the other way around…?
Nah, since when hasn’t Jeff Bezos had our best interests at heart?
Google said it fixed Gemini, but it didn’t — it’s as left-wing and woke as ever, and won’t tolerate opposition to reparations [More]
The hallucinating competition is no better.
[Via Michael G]
UPDATE
Yep, it imposes itself, alright:
It failed the same test ACLU punted on.
And illustrates the danger I’ve been (almost alone in) pointing out about relying on “common use at the time.”
Police officers are starting to use AI chatbots to write crime reports. Will they hold up in court? [More]
How would you face your accuser?
Argue hallucination.
[Via Antigone]
“Today, I, Victor Miller, concede the Cheyenne mayoral race. As the first person to put artificial intelligence directly on the ballot, offering voters the novel choice of AI governance, our campaign has marked a historic moment in politics and technology,” Miller said. [More]
He says it’s coming and it is unstoppable.
If it is going to be making the decisions and wielding the power, not its human meat puppet, how can it take the required oath of office?
[A]ll executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution…
John Quincy Adding Machine comes to mind:
You gotta wonder what kind of man wants to be ruled by machines. Or rule others with them.
It’s got the brains of the most advanced artificial intelligence and can adapt to any security challenge thrown its way. Whether it’s day or night, rain or shine, Athena’s on the job making sure everything’s safe and sound. [More]
“CyberGuy” doesn’t spend much time in meatspace, does he?
VIC is powered by ChatGPT, and Miller explained that only VIC would make decisions if elected. [More]
And these geniuses are forgetting something:
[A]all executive and judicial Officers, both of the United States and of the several States, shall be bound by Oath or Affirmation, to support this Constitution…
Opinion: I study school shootings. Here’s what AI can — and can’t — do to stop them [More]
Fact: It can’t shoot back. (Yet.)
They all have expensive fire control systems, don’t they, even big ones are so rare as to be statistically insignificant?
You see where I’m going with this.
[Via Jess]
Google’s new AI search feature has been recommending people drink urine [More]
The bias is consistent with a global elitists who have been telling us to eat $h!+ for years.
“Google will do the Googling for you,” the company explained. [More]
Despite producing more and more, I’ve seen my hit shrink down to 20% of what they were four years ago, and that was already down by half. I wonder how obscure this new GIGO gatekeeper will render my stuff.
