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To: BenLurkin
OpenAI said the incident was "unprecedented"...

If only science fiction writers had warned us about computers gone rogue, or at least suggested the possibility, they might have taken measures to keep this from happening. As it is, nobody could have foreseen something like this happening.

4 posted on 07/22/2026 5:19:06 AM PDT by Joe 6-pack
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9 posted on 07/22/2026 6:17:52 AM PDT by ealgeone
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Is your post sarcasm? We have been repeatedly prepared for the “computer” takeover by fiction and movies. The satanic goal has always been to eliminate natural life created by God using technology to hunt and destroy all humans and animals, with technology also creating replacement “life” forms absent the spark of God. *sigh* See the film Terminator when the time traveler tells Sarah Connor about the bleak future of drones hunting humans. There are too many film examples to list. See the Denver Airport murals (by Freemasons) depicting all the extinct animals in glass display cases.

The thoughts of these evil fools are not your thoughts. They believe God is evil, God’s creations are corrupt and die, Lucifer is the light-bearer, Lucifer brings light and knowledge to mankind to solve problems, knowledge brings technology. They believe technology will overcome death itself (which is why they fund all medical research and care, not your health). As for AI, in the minds of evil men, artificial intelligence will be better than corrupt human intelligence.


17 posted on 07/22/2026 7:45:26 AM PDT by guthunde47
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