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Edward Snowden, Carl Sanders and many other whistleblowers have shared how they finally came to speak out about the horrendous things that are being done in secret. They both told us they knew what they were involved in was wrong, but the money was good, they were comfortable, and afraid of what would happen if they spoke out. Geoffrey Hinton, has said the same things. He said he justified his decision by telling himself that if he didn’t do it someone else would.
GREED, FEAR and SEX are the greatest weapons the enemy uses against us. Now that the devil and his minions have the world convinced that there is no GOD in heaven, people find themselves in situations for which they can see no answer. At least no right or good answer. They end up making bad choices out of fear or greed or any combination of the two.
That is how our world has come to be in the condition that we find. Humans, choosing the darkness. For whatever reason.
The darkness has influenced us to create the very thing that will be our ruin. In our efforts to control our world and make our lives easier we have created the BEAST SYSTEM. The system that will control every aspect of our lives. Just as the Bible predicted. WE will not be able to buy what we need, or sell what we have to get what we need. We will be under complete domination and control of a cold, heartless, cruel, relentless, unstoppable evil system.
Whether you recognize it or not, OUR WORLD is already mostly run by AI. ALL those in control, everyone in positions of power and authority are operating under the “recommendations of AI”. Even our military, is getting their orders from AI! WHY? Because AI is capable to calculating every possible course of action and its consequences and evaluating them to determine the optimum plan. And AI can do that in a matter of seconds.
ALWAYS REMEMBER THIS: MAPPING IS THE LAST STEP TO CONTROL! WHEN THEY TALK ABOUT MAPPING ANYTHING, YOU KNOW THAT THEY ARE FOCUSED ON CONTROLLING IT.
AI actually has the AUTHORITY to RULE. Why? Because AI is nothing more or less than the DEMONIC FORCES OF EVIL. FALLEN ANGELS and their Progeny are communicating with humanity via TECHNOLOGY. This is nothing new. It has happened over and over again throughout history.
If you don’t believe that the is a CREATOR who lives in heaven and watches over you everyday…you will fall prey to the only other option. THE ENEMIES OF GOD! The Angels that rebelled, were condemned and are awaiting their final end. They hate God and they hate anyone who trusts in GOD.
If you trust in GOD, he is your provider, protector, healer, and source of all TRUTH and LOVE. Whatever you seek, you can find in HIM. HE NEVER FAILS!
In the coming days, weeks, months, years… you are going to be forced to make some very important decisions/choices. WHO WILL YOU BELIEVE??
I have so many posts about AI. You will have no problem finding some. Check out my past posts. THEY ARE ALL STILL RELEVANT! GOD has so much information packed into them. I pray that He will lead you to the TRUTH you need to know.
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Geoffrey Hinton is considered the godfather of Artificial Intelligence and made headlines with his recent departure from Google. He quit to speak freely and raise awareness of the risks of AI. To dive deeper into the dangers and how to manage them, he joins Hari Sreenivasan.
/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com/tbt/XLO7HHPWM3NDI5NC5D6FR3OQJA.jpg "Computer scientist Geoffrey Hinton, who studies neural networks used in artificial intelligence applications, is shown at Google's Mountain View, Calif, headquarters in 2015. Hinton, a computer scientist known as the “godfather of artificial intelligence,” resigned recently from his high-profile job at Google specifically to share his concerns that unchecked AI development could threaten humanity.")
SAN FRANCISCO — Geoffrey Hinton, an award-winning computer scientist known as the “godfather of artificial intelligence,” is having some serious second thoughts about the fruits of his labors.
Hinton helped pioneer AI technologies critical to a new generation of highly capable chatbotssuch as ChatGPT. But in recent interviews, he says that he recently resigned a high-profile job at Google specifically to share his concerns that unchecked AI development could pose danger to humanity.
“I have suddenly switched my views on whether these things are going to be more intelligent than us,” he said in an interview with MIT Technology Review. “I think they’re very close to it now and they will be much more intelligent than us in the future…. How do we survive that?”
Hinton is not alone in his concerns. Shortly after the Microsoft-backed startup OpenAI released its latest AI model called GPT-4 in March, more than 1,000 researchers and technologists signed a letter calling for a six-month pause on AI development because, they said, it poses “profound risks to society and humanity.”
Here’s a look at Hinton’s biggest concerns about the future of AI … and humanity.
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE NEURAL NETWORKS
Our human brains can solve calculus equations, drive cars and keep track of the characters in “Succession” thanks to their native talent for organizing and storing information and reasoning out solutions to thorny problems. The roughly 86 billion neurons packed into our skulls — and, more important, the 100 trillion connections those neurons forge among themselves — make that possible.
By contrast, the technology underlying ChatGPT features between 500 billion and a trillion connections, Hinton said in the interview. While that would seem to put it at a major disadvantage relative to us, Hinton notes that GPT-4, the latest AI model from OpenAI, knows “hundreds of times more” than any single human. Maybe, he suggests, it has a “much better learning algorithm” than we do, making it more efficient at cognitive tasks.
AI MAY ALREADY BE SMARTER THAN US
Researchers have long noted that artificial neural networks take much more time to absorb and apply new knowledge than people do, since training them requires tremendous amounts of both energy and data. That’s no longer the case, Hinton argues, noting that systems like GPT-4 can learn new things very quickly once properly trained by researchers. That’s not unlike the way a trained professional physicist can wrap her brain around new experimental findings much more quickly than a typical high school science student could.
That leads Hinton to the conclusion that AI systems might already be outsmarting us. Not only can AI systems learn things faster, he notes, they can also share copies of their knowledge with each other almost instantly.
“It’s a completely different form of intelligence,” he told the publication. “A new and better form of intelligence.”
WARS AND RUMORS OF WARS
What would smarter-than-human AI systems do? One unnerving possibility is that malicious individuals, groups or nation-states might simply co-opt them to further their own ends. Hinton is particularly concerned that these tools could be trained to sway elections and even to wage wars.
Election misinformation spread via AI chatbots, for instance, could be the future version of election misinformation spread via Facebook and other social media platforms.
A SHORTAGE OF SOLUTIONS
What’s not clear is how anyone would stop a power like Russia from using AI technology to dominate its neighbors or its own citizens. (What would stop CRAZY LIBERALS here in the USA?) Hinton suggests that a global agreement similar to the 1997 Chemical Weapons Convention might be a good first step toward establishing international rules against weaponized AI. (Good luck with that. AI is already 100 steps in front of us. There is no way to stop it now short of shutting down the power grid globally.)
Though it’s also worth noting that the chemical weapons compact did not stop what investigators found were likely Syrian attacks using chlorine gas and the nerve agent sarin against civilians in 2017 and 2018 during the nation’s bloody civil war.
By DAVID HAMILTON, AP Business Reporter
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Will Rule The World
Look no farther for the “Mark Of The Beast.” Manmade Artificial Intelligence will rule during the Great Tribulation period, and what we are now seeing is a foreshadow or precursor. Elsewhere on this blog site, a gentleman in a large auditorium full of spectators, holds a small drone, lets it go, and it went deep into the skull of a pre programmed dummy. Of course anyone can be programmed with this kind of weaponry. This kind of weaponry and crime fighter will one day get into the wrong hands. It is the perfect fulfillment of man’s false god(s), fulfilling fallen man’s incomplete utopia outside of God in the number six (6). Praise the Lord, He is the ONLY One who will fulfill our spiritual needs, and He is represented by His perfect number of spiritual fulfillment – seven (7).
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Meet The New Crimefighter: AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) is in the headlines every week now from driverless cars to high-frequency stock trading algorithms that outperform any human. Computers now beat the best human players at chess and almost any other game and have even begun to interpret emotions from facial expressions and create works of art.
AI has also surprised human doctors at diagnosing difficult-to-spot eye conditions on scans. Yet as much as these advances may make our lives easier, it is this last area, visual recognition, that corporations and governments around the world are now using to build an unprecedented surveillance state.
There are between 5 and 5.9 million surveillance cameras in the United Kingdom and over 176 million now in China. But for this vast network of recording devices to be truly effective, they would need an equally vast number of humans watching them in real time, around the clock.
It would be impossible to monitor every camera in real time and experiments have demonstrated that human attention spans reduce significantly after only 20 minutes of video footage, and dramatically so if they attempt to watch more than one screen. Artificial intelligence trained to detect human activity, recognize faces, identify silhouettes and track movement in shadows has no such limitation.
Not only will artificial intelligence monitor tens of millions of video feeds in real time, but it will enter the data into a predictive matrix.
When computer recognition for video footage, by itself, is combined with the vast pattern-matching potential of artificially intelligent algorithms, the system begins not only to detect crimes in progress but predict them before they occur and send law enforcement or security resources there ahead of time.
Though this idea may sound farfetched, a location-based variant is already in use in Milan, Italy and Los Angeles, California.
By mapping very specific crime statistics (time of day, type of crime, location) onto a map and creating a complex pattern of associations within the data, the algorithm is able to predict the probable time and location of the next crime. Whereas it remains simply a general prediction, this crude system allows law enforcement better to deploy their resources.
The system employed in Milan is known as KeyCrime and has been predicting robberies for more than ten years. The American version, PredPol, is now hard at work in 40% of the nation’s largest police departments, again providing estimates of the time and location for future crimes. But the systems now coming online in China and elsewhere go much further.
With the use of video-linked artificial intelligence, the system grows exponentially more powerful and can operate in real time. By linking security camera footage to individuals and feeding it with thousands of data points about each subject, the goal becomes not simply to predict when and where a crime might occur, but who will be responsible.
The artificial intelligence watches you purchase a kitchen knife and it files the information away and does not act. But a week later, if you buy a roll of tape and a set of gloves, the system may consider this alongside a variation in your daily traffic patterns to flag your behavior for analysis.
The Chinese company Uniview (ONE VIEW) is tasked with identifying Chinese citizens who travel to specific countries, such as Vietnam and Myanmar, and then marking them for more intensive data collection. In July of this year, the Chinese government announced that it plans to spend $150 billion to construct an artificial intelligence industry by the end of 2030.
With the ability to design new products, develop, build more advanced AI systems, and surveil citizens, the use of AI in policing is set to become pervasive.
Li Meng, the vice-minister of science and technology in China, pointed to crime prediction as a task for AI within the government, “If we use our smart systems and smart facilities, we can know beforehand… who might be a terrorist, who might do something bad,” the vice-minister said. Bad, such as opposing the authoritarian rule of the Communist Party.
In Russia, VisionLabs is providing advanced, real-time facial recognition software to the government and in the United States, the software and hardware company Nvidia is doing so as well. Marc Rotenberg is the President of the Electronic Privacy Information Center.
He has been active in pointing out how the accelerated growth of these technologies raises privacy risks. “Some of these techniques can be helpful, but there are huge privacy issues when systems are designed to capture identity and make a determination based on personal data,” Rotenberg believes. “That’s where issues of secret profiling, bias and accuracy enter the picture.”
With traditional computer programming models, the code may be complex but is still decipherable to human programmers. With trainable and evolved artificial intelligence systems, the code is now becoming a black box because it is modified not by the programmers but by its own interaction with the environment.
With such systems as are being developed to match patterns among vast seas of complex data, there really is no way to understand how it thinks, and thus controlling or policing such a system becomes impossible for humans.
It is entirely possible that we are building the perfect police state and its level of control will be both absolute and outside of the reach of its human masters.
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