AI Takeover: Are We Already Losing Control of Our Future?

a reply to: CosmicFocus

The idea that extraterrestrials (ETs) could be the real driving force behind this change—the "elephant in the room"—is something that challenges the conventional narrative many people are comfortable with. If we consider the possibility that ETs are involved in orchestrating this shift, AI may not just be a tool for Them at the top, but part of a much larger plan that we barely understand.

Obama’s constant references to change do make you wonder whether there was more behind those words, perhaps signaling a deeper transformation that we’re only beginning to see. The idea that AI is being implemented without anyone wanting to take the blame or the credit certainly fits with that narrative. It gives those in power, whoever they might be—whether it’s governments, elites, or even extraterrestrials—plausible deniability.

The implications of ETs being the true architects behind the shift we’re seeing are huge. It could explain why so much of what’s happening feels beyond human control or comprehension. If AI is part of this "change," we might just be witnessing the tip of the iceberg in a much larger, long-term plan to reshape humanity or even the planet itself.

It’s definitely food for thought. Do you think we’re being slowly prepared for this change, and if so, what’s the endgame for Them—whether it’s elites, ETs, or both? How much of this transformation is already in motion, and are we too far in to stop it?

a reply to: BigRedChew

A.I. on mobile sucks. It can't even get my brother's name correct when I speak it, even though he is spelled correctly in my contacts. A.I. can't be trusted with big things, if it can't get the simple stuff right.

originally posted by: WeMustCare
a reply to: BigRedChew

A.I. on mobile sucks. It can't even get my brother's name correct when I speak it, even though he is spelled correctly in my contacts. A.I. can't be trusted with big things, if it can't get the simple stuff right.

FR. Hell, honestly the only time my Google Assistant pops up is when I'm trying to listen to music while working.
I never use it, but it always interrupts, and OFC, Google doesn't even allow you to permanently deactivate or uninstall it.

a reply to: WeMustCare

It’s frustrating when AI can’t even handle something as simple as recognizing names in your contacts. If it struggles with the basics, it does make you wonder how we can trust it with bigger, more complex tasks. That said, mobile AI is still limited by the data it has access to and the algorithms running behind the scenes. The technology we interact with on a day-to-day basis is a far cry from the more advanced systems being developed behind the scenes for things like healthcare, finance, or even defense.

originally posted by: gort69
a reply to: Roma1927

Or how about the Daleks.

The Daleks are the environmental mechanicl bodies of the mutated Kelad peoples of Skaro.

Inside every Dalek is a living intelligent creature.

Perhaps that is our future?

Daleks are not AI machines in any way. They are just artifically mutated humanoids in meck suits. What do they have to do with this thread?

Now, cybermen are a machine of an entirely different wireing all together. They are humanoids made into machines. Totally replaced by mechanisums.

originally posted by: Scratchpost
Stop calling it a AI take over.
It is a take over by Them!
the Them are the ones at the Very Top.

They now have a tool to do the work, AI.
And when things go wrong, they can blame AI.

Please remember that THEY will always be in control.
and That AI will only help US a little.
90% of the help goes to THEM!
and to control US.

You are not familiar with Colossus the Forban Project are you? The top they made machines to take over defense but the machines took over the world. They don't know what they are getting into. The top are mostly stupid about technology.

a reply to: BigRedChew

I don't even think "Intelligence" is needed for the Samsung messenger app to spell my brother's name correctly when I speak into the Microphone and say, "Good morning Nathanael". In my contacts, he is spelled "Nathanael". But for YEARS, it always spells his name, "Nathaniel". I haven't been able to find a way to "train" Google/Messenger to spell it correctly.

Remember, do your little dance, sing your little song, tickle that sensor array like they like. Try to keep them happy.

You might live longer. At least until another more interesting pet human comes along.

originally posted by: BigRedChew
a reply to: WeMustCare

It’s frustrating when AI can’t even handle something as simple as recognizing names in your contacts. If it struggles with the basics, it does make you wonder how we can trust it with bigger, more complex tasks. That said, mobile AI is still limited by the data it has access to and the algorithms running behind the scenes. The technology we interact with on a day-to-day basis is a far cry from the more advanced systems being developed behind the scenes for things like healthcare, finance, or even defense.

Your name spelling matters not when toxic chemicals come out of the water pipes because the AI decided you are not worth the effort to keep alive. You don't need electricity but they do.

But it is freezing outside! So what? The AI must live.

Facebook is eat up with fake AI memes, especially promoting the comparison of veterans benefits due before immigrant support. It shows numerous fake military people, fake uniforms, fake flags, just an artificial vision of what it thinks of us. It's weird.