Artificial Intelligence News & Discussion

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The artificial intelligence and its silent takeover of all resources, including the mind, body, and soul?

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The word "Neuralink" is transliterated into Greek as Νευραλινκ (Neurálink), since it’s a proper noun adapted from English. Here’s the breakdown:

Ν (Nu) = 50

ε (Epsilon) = 5

υ (Upsilon) = 400

ρ (Rho) = 100

α (Alpha) = 1

λ (Lambda) = 30

ι (Iota) = 10

ν (Nu) = 50

κ (Kappa) = 20

Adding these together:
50 + 5 + 400 + 100 + 1 + 30 + 10 + 50 + 20 = 666

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Tuning Forks

 

[heinrich]

There are two movies that deal with the subject of an artificial intelligence that becomes self-aware and wipes out humans, "The Matrix" and "Terminator."

One film involves travel from one reality to another and the other film involves time travel.

In both movies the artificial intelligence was still alive after the war with humans, dominating reality to a certain extent.

So I wonder if perhaps that AI is still alive and if so what would that mean in our reality.

If the ancients managed to destroy that AI or contain it, there is still the fact that it existed at that time and the technological capacity would necessarily have to be something almost unimaginable, but it would surely work at a quantum level, so time and space would not be a limit.

If a certain congruence is reached between our technology and that of that time, that AI can be transferred to our time and...

Reign.

Science fiction, but I would consider it as a maybe.

Now try to explain to the developer(s) of AI technology that there was a super-technological civilization that developed an artificial intelligence that attacked humans.

Saying Atlantis is contrary to science and makes you look like just another crazy person.

and what powers ai??

 

[Wandering Star]

and what powers ai??

Your question translated into Spanish is something like what kind of powers does artificial intelligence have?

Reading it in English with out translated into Spanish, you are maybe asking how that intelligence gets its energy?

And I assume you are referring to the artificial intelligence that destroyed Atlantis.

The answer to both questions is I don't know.

 

[heinrich]

Your question translated into Spanish is something like what kind of powers does artificial intelligence have?

Reading it in English with out translated into Spanish, you are maybe asking how that intelligence gets its energy?

And I assume you are referring to the artificial intelligence that destroyed Atlantis.

The answer to both questions is I don't know.

thank you. no, my question was ironic: " who provides the electric energy to run the ai computers??" it is us, so it is our decision to let the computer run. ai cannot be "evil". the humans making and using it can/are evil ...

 

[dredger]

Found this one on X which is worth it to listen, many truths given by this AI answer, even mentionning the role of higher entities (here i think about 4D STS) on earth. Hard to summarize, it's 5m long, the question is basically : how to create a prison earth.
I think such clips could help some people, mainly young ones, to reconsider their life on the planet. I'll send it to my godson :)

https://twitter.com/x/status/1899808263664808042

 

[Viktor]

I sense something odd in the forum. The theme AI sure comes up here, but not as much as I believe it should. It's a thing that could replace humans, just like any hybridization by aliens.

I am very scared by AI, I would never expect to find something as advanced as ChatGPT, DeepSeek, or one of those AI image generators.

At times, I feel very useless. For to do any work at university, all I need is to copy an article, past it on ChatGPT, and ask it to summarize to me. I can also ask for what should I focus more when presenting it to the public.

Perhaps there is a reason for this not being so much mentioned here. I wonder, maybe is not this as important as many claim? Maybe there is some inherent flaw with AI that makes it unable to be a dominant species?

By the way, I have always found awkward the STS non-human intelligences displaying organic features on their 3D appearances. Would not be more logical to presume the lizzies are ultimately controlled by a 4D entity that resembles more a computer than animal?

 

[Alejo]

There's a dedicated thread ( perhaps two) where AI has been discussed for a little while now.

You a check it out here: Artificial Intelligence News & Discussion

 

[Viktor]

I feel so useless by AI. As if nothing I do matters. As if it does not matter how much I try, there is always a software doing better. When I do any work at university, all I need to do is to copy and paste articles on ChatGPT or DeepSeek, and then ask for a summary.
AI makes me feel: What's the point?

 

[Natus Videre]

I feel so useless by AI. As if nothing I do matters. As if it does not matter how much I try, there is always a software doing better. When I do any work at university, all I need to do is to copy and paste articles on ChatGPT or DeepSeek, and then ask for a summary.
AI makes me feel: What's the point?

A side effect of AI is demoralization, which is a warfare tactic where the enemy (you, me, us, well-intentioned humans) loses hope and gives up. The way to counter this feeling is to inject creativity into the mix, so that you continuously remind yourself of your own purpose during this dark, chaotic transition. Do something the AI can't do. It can't meditate for you, can it? Enjoy every little improvement you make. Compare yourself to yourself in the past. AI will eventually fade away and become a "dream of the past," but you will stay and be part of a new reality with a much greater potential, i.e. the potential to create new life forms and be a balancing force in the universe.

 

[axj]

I feel so useless by AI. As if nothing I do matters. As if it does not matter how much I try, there is always a software doing better. When I do any work at university, all I need to do is to copy and paste articles on ChatGPT or DeepSeek, and then ask for a summary.
AI makes me feel: What's the point?

Maybe it is more of a dissatisfaction with your current job than AI? AI can be a tool to make our lives easier and it still has major limitations, such as the "AI hallucinations".

 

[Viktor]

A side effect of AI is demoralization, which is a warfare tactic where the enemy (you, me, us, well-intentioned humans) loses hope and gives up. The way to counter this feeling is to inject creativity into the mix, so that you continuously remind yourself of your own purpose during this dark, chaotic transition. Do something the AI can't do. It can't meditate for you, can it? Enjoy every little improvement you make. Compare yourself to yourself in the past. AI will eventually fade away and become a "dream of the past," but you will stay and be part of a new reality with a much greater potential, i.e. the potential to create new life forms and be a balancing force in the universe.

AI will eventually fade away and become a dream of the past? What do you mean? No way people will refrain from using it!

 

[Viktor]

Maybe it is more of a dissatisfaction with your current job than AI? AI can be a tool to make our lives easier and it still has major limitations, such as the "AI hallucinations".

I study at a Medical university, I don't work there.
I also feel unmotivated due to AI's ability to come up with diagnoses just as good as doctors.
Solely based on a patient's words, AI can figure the disease out just.
It still cannot make a physical assessment, but come on, there is no need to spend years on university just to measures one's pressure or check it out if there is an oedema, a trained technician, could that.
By just allowing the patient and the technician talk and give data to an AI, we could get even better diagnoses.
Surgeons might be at a safer end (right now), but whenever I am following work at either an outpatient clinic (Dermatology, Cardiology, whatever) or a Basic Healthcare Centre; all I can think about is: What's the point of a Clinician's existence?

 

[Gaby]

What's the point of a Clinician's existence?

To offer what no AI can offer to a patient, human connection. Only those who stay human will be able to connect to others with what Paul described as the gifts of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

When you will do home visits in palliative care, you'll understand that no AI will be able to replace you on your task as a human.

It's old school doctors that stayed human who saw through the COVID nonsense, the corruption of science and technology. It's the technical doctors that would be replaced with AI.

Since AI can make your technical job easier, perhaps you'll have more time to read more the side that helps you connect with people. Gabor Mate's "When the Body Says No" comes to mind. As it happens, he used to work in palliative care and with addicted people.

 

[Alejo]

Since AI can make your technical job easier, perhaps you'll have more time to read more the side that helps you connect with people. Gabor Mate's "When the Body Says No" comes to mind. As it happens, he used to work in palliative care and with addicted people.

I was also thinking about The Master and his Emissary Specially the part where he discusses art and the connection between humans, across distance and time.

I agree that perhaps it is faulty teaching, that has turned education in profession, specially medicine, into simply training people to become pill pusher technicians. But it doesn't have to be that way, I do think it is up to us to remain human in our interactions, specially when dealing with pain.

Because while I do think that most people will choose convenience most of the time, which will lead to awful results for a while, human nature finds a way and people will yearn for it. That's when it will be crucial to remain human, because I think most people will have a crisis of depression of some sort, on dopamine withdrawal and having spent so little time making the efforts that make us feel human.

 

[Jefferson]

I feel so useless by AI. As if nothing I do matters. As if it does not matter how much I try, there is always a software doing better. When I do any work at university, all I need to do is to copy and paste articles on ChatGPT or DeepSeek, and then ask for a summary.
AI makes me feel: What's the point?

Alejo referenced McGilchrist:

I was also thinking about The Master and his Emissary Specially the part where he discusses art and the connection between humans, across distance and time.

Viktor, although slightly dated, you may want to take a look at what McGilchrist said about Ai in this keynote speech.