Exactly what I was thinking when I opened up this thread. It's a "trigger" topic for me of late. 😃
It's lack of humanity is its Achilles heel, the chink in the armor, the missing scale on the belly of the beast (the gaping hole bigger than the proverbial Mac truck). Etc.
AI is outwitted by a superior wit, which is a low bar because AI has no wit. That's a human trait filled with subtle nuance. Bots don't get sarcasm, on and on. Bunch of rebus monkeys caged in a no-pun zone. No life blood!
AI is useful when controlled by actual humans with humanity. Humans who check human evaluation skills and ethics at the door submit to AI's nebulous "higher power." Same as what's been going on in voting booths and consensus committee-villes and establishment anything since forever.
Even bigger wretched hives of scum and villainy to the rescue, yeah that's the ticket..
No discernment. No questions asked. Mark of the bot. It's not only sad, it's downright
Un-American.
AI is a program that matches numerical patterns.
Without human perception, much less goodness.
It's Yankee Ingenuity that's more dangerous than an atom bomb. Life force: ankh key in Jew new ID
Ingenuity is a God-given human trait, the Spirit of Elohim. Pharaoh recognized that Joseph was filled to overflowing with it. I looked at that phrase in the verse and saw that Joseph inherited it from his mother, because those Hebrew letters say way more than any bot is going to perceive because... zero *curiosity*.
AI acts like it knows everything already, even though it keeps... "improving"? 😏
That's just plain dumb.
/rant
bttt
cant help but think of a show I saw some time ago - forget which one - where a scientist kills a unmanned drone inventor with a drone. He does it because unmanned drones would have killed a family in the middle east based on ‘info’, whereas the human behind the controls double checked the vehicle in question and noticed the three ‘roses’ on the hood - indicating a wedding party.
AI is not human.