Seems that AI is totally untrustworthy.
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I used to think I would never give up using my slide rule because the new-fangled calculators were too untrustworthy.
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In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 08/01/2025 Vol.510, Q Day 2835, little jeremiah wrote: Seems that AI is totally untrustworthy.
I know that it 'only knows what it is taught' so when people tell you they developed AI program, I wonder, "Oh did you teach it the world according to you? What were your sources?" Some use a program they say predicts economic and societal disaster for the US. WEll, what did they teach it about the world, what aspects did they factor in for the AI to consider? In the instance I'm thinking of, that AI wouldn't know anything about Q, and seemingly little about Trump, but it predicted collapse etc.
Recently Musk publicly scolded Grok with "SHame on you" and "You can't use (insert hard left website here) as a source! He then said Grok was going to be updated right away, like a parent sending a child to their room.I also notice AI's don't seem to factor in Trump because he behaves in a strategically unpredictable manner, and the AIs tend to predict based on prior patterns. The AI's available to the public don't seem to know, yet, how to predict unpredictable behavior. So far, they don't seem to know how to "take common strategies, tell me the rarest, and now tell me a new untried strategy or combination of strategies which would accomplish the same goals." Surely, the state level AI's do that for fun 'n profit.edited to add at the last minute: At the bottom of this message, I asked Brave AI about one of its sources for the new search for Pegasus I posted below, News-Pravda.com. Brave says it's Ukrainian! I post things about the Ukraine they don't like and I have to keep uninstalling Brave to get it to work properly! Just one more way to harvest user data. I keep telling it not to ask me to save passwords, and it keeps asking anyway.I asked Brave's AI about Pegasus, an illicit spyware program pushed out to phones all over the world without our knowledge or permission - it's why our phones basically listen and record us. O'Keefe said, "Okay, we all know our phones spy on us...." There's no keeping Pegasus off our phones.
I've been trying to use Brave but keep getting something similar to malware (I ain't no tech) which causes me to take extra cleaning measures, delete the program, re-install...and keep working to get it back in shape. I tell it to delete my browsing history and it won't. I tell it to forget my logins and the pages I visit, but sometimes I start the browser and these tabs are already opened, and I'm logged in. So it would fit Deep STate operating procedures if perfectly Brave, which is marketed as 'the privacy browser' were actually a privacy scammer. I'm not technical enough to know if that's true -maybe I'm a walking talking user-error on steroids.
Below, I asked Brave specifically about Pegasus phone spyware, the intention of my original query.NSO GroupIsraeli technology company
AI-generated answer. Please verify critical facts.The Pegasus spyware was developed by the Israeli NSO Group, not directly by Mossad, although it is reported to be used by Mossad for intelligence operations, including targeting individuals from groups like the IRGC, Hezbollah, and Hamas. The software allows for full device access using only a phone number, without the user's knowledge or consent.
Development and Origin: NSO Group was founded in 2010 by Niv Karmi, Omri Lavie, and Shalev Hulio, with the initial concept for Pegasus emerging after a European intelligence agency showed interest in a tool for remote device access. The first iteration of Pegasus was finalized in 2011.
Use by Mossad: Media reports indicate that Pegasus is the software used by Mossad for surveillance operations against specific targets, such as officers from the IRGC, Hezbollah, and Hamas. The spyware operates by connecting to a "command-and-control" server to receive remote instructions after installation.
news-pravda.com️ One of the tools is the Pegasus virus, developed by the Israeli NSO Group - Pravda ENgulfstateanalytics.comPegasus as a case study of evolving ties between the UAE and Israel - Gulf State Analyticshaaretz.comHow to Check if Your Cellphone Is Infected With Pegasus Spyware - Tech News - Haaretz.comen.wikipedia.orgNSO Group - Wikipediaransomnote: I've been seeing 'News-Pravda.com' in Brave's AI sources for responses. I asked Brave who owns News-Pravda.com. Brave says its owned by the Ukraine!News-Pravda OwnershipThe website news-pravda.com is not directly identified in the provided context. However, the most relevant information pertains to Ukrayinska Pravda (pravda.com.ua), which is owned by Dragon Capital. This entity was founded in 2000 by Heorhii Gongadze and is an online newspaper based in Kyiv, Ukraine. It publishes content in Ukrainian, Russian, and English. The website pravda.com.ua was acquired by Dragon Capital on May 27, 2021. There is no information in the provided context linking news-pravda.com to any of the other Pravda publications, such as the Russian Pravda.ru, which is owned by Vadim Gorshenin , or the Slovak Pravda, owned by Our Media SR a.s..
It may be Artificial....but it is not Intelligent.