The First AI Computer Hunts Jews – The Last AI computer Hunts All of Us

Are we about to lose our heads over AI, Tik Tok, and digital money – literally?

After, a half century of studies in eschatology, (Second coming of Christ) and a vision about the same, I have come to a few immutable conclusions.

The first, is that most of Christianity has come to the belief that we are in the very last days preceding the return of Christ.

The other, is that many are still bickering and contesting a few of the signs and the order in which they occur.

When we search for ‘trusted’ and ‘certified’ ministries we come upon another wall to scale.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is a broad field of computer science that focuses on creating machines capable of performing tasks that typically require human intelligence. Here’s a breakdown:
* Core Idea:
* AI aims to enable computers and machines to simulate human cognitive functions, such as learning, reasoning, problem-solving, perception, and language understanding.
* Key Capabilities:
* Learning: AI systems can learn from data, allowing them to improve their performance over time without explicit programming.
* Reasoning: AI can analyze information and draw logical conclusions.
* Problem-solving: AI can identify and solve complex problems.
* Perception: AI can interpret sensory input, such as images and sound.
* Language understanding: AI can understand and process human language.
* Applications:
* AI is used in a wide range of applications, including:
* Virtual assistants (like those on smartphones)
* Self-driving cars
* Medical diagnosis
* Financial analysis
* Generative AI, that can create text, images, and other media.
In essence, AI is about making computers smarter, allowing them to handle increasingly complex and human-like tasks.

most of Christianity has come to the belief that we are in the very last days

No. I totally disagree. This might be true for some evngelical sects, who have been subject to 50 years of intense bombardment of end-time preaching and propaganda since Hal Lindsey published his screed in the 1970s. All the way through to Rev. Hagee and, apparently you.

But most Catholics and Orthodox don't believe this for the simple reasons that their churches don'r teach it. And between them they still represent the majority of Christians.

The perception that “AI doesn’t exist” often stems from a few key misunderstandings and varying definitions of what AI truly is. Here’s a breakdown:
* Varying Definitions of “Intelligence”:
* Many people equate AI with human-like consciousness and sentience. When AI systems don’t perfectly replicate human thought processes, they’re deemed “not real AI.”
* However, AI encompasses a broad range of technologies, from simple algorithms to complex machine learning models. The “intelligence” in AI refers to the ability to process information and perform tasks, not necessarily to have feelings or self-awareness.
* “Black Box” Problem:
* Machine learning models, especially deep learning, can be opaque. It’s often difficult to understand precisely how they arrive at their decisions. This “black box” nature can lead to distrust and the feeling that AI is just random or not truly intelligent.
* Focus on Limitations:
* AI systems, while powerful, have limitations. They can be biased, make errors, and lack common sense. When these limitations are highlighted, it can reinforce the idea that AI is not truly intelligent.
* Misconceptions from Media:
* Science fiction often portrays AI as either benevolent superintelligence or malevolent robots. These unrealistic portrayals can distort public perception and create unrealistic expectations.
* The difference between “narrow AI” and “general AI”:
* Most of the AI that exists today is “narrow AI” which means it is designed to perform one specific task. People who want AI to be a “general AI” that can perform any intellectual task a human can, feel that narrow AI does not qualify as real AI.
In essence, the debate often comes down to what people expect AI to be. While AI may not yet match the fictional portrayals of sentient robots, it demonstrably exists in the form of algorithms and machine learning models that perform complex tasks.

“Go play with your batteries, “

The phrase “go play with your batteries” can have a few different connotations, depending on the context. Here’s a breakdown:
* As an Insult or Dismissive Remark:
* Often, it’s used as a sarcastic and dismissive way to tell someone to occupy themselves with something trivial, implying that they’re being childish or that their concerns are unimportant. It’s a way to brush someone off.
* In this sense, it’s similar to telling someone to “go play with your toys.” The “batteries” aspect can emphasize the idea of a simple, mindless activity.
* Relating to Energy Levels:
* In a more metaphorical sense, “batteries” can refer to someone’s energy levels. So, someone might say it to suggest that another person needs to recharge or find a way to expend their excess energy.
* This aligns with the common phrase “recharging your batteries,” which means to rest and regain energy.
* Relating to electronics:
* In a literal sense, it could refer to someone who is always tinkering with electronic devices.
* A play on the phrase “batteries not included”
* This is a common phrase found on toys. So it is possible that it is just a silly play on that common phrase.
Essentially, the phrase can range from a lighthearted jab to a more pointed insult, depending on the tone and situation.

Gemini

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