AI: Major Emerging Existential Threat To Humanity

[Mr. Fox]

He is right. People are watching his videos, but not listening and acting. Having nothing to hide isn't a valid reason to let everyone spy on and steal from you. It is stupefying to think people are still buying iPhones and using the latest versions of OSX and Windows. The human race is digging its own grave with a smile on its face. The video is longer than average sheeple attention span, but it is worth the watch.

 

[Mr. Fox]

Scary realistic AI. This might not end well for any of us. These digital creatures are nice to look at, but this type of realism offers endless opportunities for nefarious and deceptive schemes to play out.

 

[raptorddd]

7 hours ago, Mr. Fox said:

 Scary realistic AI. This might not end well for any of us. These digital creatures are nice to look at, but this type of realism offers endless opportunities for nefarious and deceptive scheme to play out.

 

very realistic. not sure if well get to the point of not beign able to tell apart whats ai and what is not.

[Mr. Fox]

 

[Mr. Fox]

AI: The Final Countdown

 

No idea why this is age-restricted. Maybe the information conflicts with the public school system gaslighting agenda.

[raptorddd]

also region locked only US.

[Mr. Fox]

 

If you don't want to watch the entire video, start from here for the interesting part.

[raptorddd]

WOW check this out.. just imagine all the wrong things tha can happen with AI.

 

When AI Gets an Innocent Man Arrested

 

 

[Mr. Fox]

 

[Mr. Fox]

 

[6730b]

lol

"We just hope that the business customers Microsoft’s going after \ aren’t reading the full Copilot terms of use"

Copilot is for entertainment purposes only.
It can make mistakes, and it may not work as intended. Don’t rely on Copilot for important advice. Use Copilot at your own risk.

https://www.androidauthority.com/copilot-entertainment-only-3654882/

[Mr. Fox]

 

[Eban]

Bit of a long read but AI psychosis is getting to be deadly is some cases.

I have only used chatgpt for a small amount of time, and to tell the truth the sycophant demeanor is really irritating. 

 

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-05-17/ai-psychosis-is-rising-chatbot-delusion-alternate-reality-harm/106683436

 

 

 

 

 

[Mr. Fox]

I love it when big tech companies suffereing from AGS (AI Glorification Syndrome) fail and lose gobs of money. Good job, Micro$lop. I hope it hurts more and causes more long-term damage than they are willing to admit.

 

 

[Mr. Fox]

  

57 minutes ago, electrosoft said:

Odd to see the market regress because AI is consuming everything. 3060's and 5800X3Ds are back in play.....crazy times....

Maybe the difficulty (or inability) and financial prohibition to insure all of the AI crap data centers will help put things back on a good path. I had not thought of it before I saw this article, but the AI clown posse is going to have to insure all of this stuff. This will limit where they can build and whether or not they can afford to buy insurance to cover it. Building a data center in an area prone to tornados, hurricanes, flooding or other natural disasters might make them uninsurable. Any insurance carrier with just a smidgen of common sense would be insane to underwite that kind of risk. I think it would be a real blessing and a hilarious outcome for the prohibitive cost and availability of insurance coverage to cause progress to come to a screeching halt for these clamoring morons.

 

Imagine the tension explaining to the shareholders and board of directors that plans are being scrapped or scaled back because they cannot find a company willing to insure it or the cost is so astronomical that it decimates all earning projections. Way too funny... poetic justice. If the insurance carriers are smart, they will be scalping the AI companies on the cost of insurance and give them a nasty, bitter taste of what they have done to us on PC part prices.

 

"So, you want to insure your $50B data center against equipment losses and operational losses caused by an insurable risk? OK, no problem. That will be $25B annually, but only as long as you have no loss experience."

 

"Wait. What? You've started building this data center where? Are you stupid? Um, yeah, no thanks. Oh, sure, we get it... it's cheaper for you to build there due to lower property costs, lower wage market and tax advantages, but we're not interested in providing insurance for it at such a disaster-prone location. Have a nice day, and good luck."

 

Data centers straining U.S. insurance capacity | Property Casualty 360

"For some of the largest projects, it’s impossible to insure at full value."