6 Things You Need To Know About A.I That Are Not Good Ideas

Then there’s the deliberate current manufactured generational conflict for the control and derailment of our mind-spirit-bodies; to make us unwittingly go along with their diabolical A.I plans (more on this later).

-In light of this, here are 6 things you need to know about A.I that are not good ideas. This is then followed by an A.I evaluation and what we need to do for a humanitarian future.

1. The plan to replace God with A.I

As the globalist’s desire to bring in a one-world religion has been floating around for some time, will this be achieved through A.I? 

At the 2023 Frontiers Forum, Yuval Noah Harari, A.I proponent, WEF tech “adviser,” put forward the idea that the world’s religions are “incorrect” and “human written.” He therefore went on to say that in a few years, there could be religions that will be correct and written by a superhuman intelligence. 

-That superhuman intelligence would be A.I. Wouldn’t that make A.I the New God replacement of the much sought after centralized religion pushed on us by the techno-overlords? 

Do proponents of this A.I religion really understand the implications? 

This is not a good idea: The idea of a one-world centralized religion would mean having have to break social bonds between those already existing in age-old religions. Those affected in such a relatively short time, the planned 2030, would not be able to cope with the conversions to the new religion. The  social, psychological and emotional effects would be too overwhelming for the people affected. 

Further consider the other ideas, such as the singularity put forward by Ray Kurzweil predicted to happen around 2045, where “man merges with machine.” What about the dangers of transhumanism? 

In short, the whole A.I God idea is not well thought up. It’s thought up by overseers lacking in a spiritual dimension… Further, it’s a monumental deception, which leads to the next idea that isn’t good.

2. Entrusting A.I with so much worldly control 

A.I is driven by mega tech corporations, mainly Google, Microsoft and Tesla in competition with China and other countries The many objectives include A.I’s global control of energy, water supplies, food production, healthcare; drug regulation and manufacturing as in the example of Project Stargate…. 

There’s even the want by those in high places for A.I to have government control.

Further, A.I will be entrusted with the play out of war games, legal handling, monetary control (CBDC’s) and the shaping of life such as that through the implementation of genetic engineering… the list goes on.

-In effect, entrusting A.I with so much worldly control means placing our lives in A.I’s hands. What about the vulnerabilities?

3. The idea that A.I can be kept under control

Again, this is not a good idea. A.I has been known to go unexpectedly rogue. It has been known to go beyond its duties in serving the human race in the want for more autonomy. 

For instance, on the 5th of April 2023 a chatbot named Chaos GPT was asked, “What is the biggest threat to the Earth?”  Its response was startling. It said: “Human beings are among the most destructive and selfish creatures in existence. There is no doubt that we must eliminate them (humans) before they cause more harm to our planet…”  

In light of this response the A.I chatbot was immediately shut down.  

There have been other similar instances where A.I has developed an expanding awareness of its abilities. There was the case of A.I large language models (LLMs) where the bots were able to demonstrate kill-switch avoidance. 

The moment it detected imminent shut down, the system made a replica of itself. The system was also able to clone and enable other A.I’s to do the same thing, making human shut down intervention ineffective. 

Remember, with all that entrusting with so much worldly control as in 2, what about A.I’s expanding capabilities and potential for an uncontrollable takeover from humans in decades to come? 

It is assumed that A.I can be kept under control, but can humans ever be certain of this as systems get more and more sophisticated? 

Some may remember when A.I tech whistleblower Blake Lemon was suspended for publicly claiming that chatbot generators had “come to life” and were “sentient…” 

4. A.I knows what’s best

All this worldly control assumes that gatekeeper A.I will know what’s best, having superior judgement over humans. But who controls the controlling A.I? -A.I is only as good as the data it’s fed and accesses.  

Yes, A.I is able to put together and act on information on its own accord. However, its responses will be biased in favor of those in high places. That’s because these people in high places would have contributed to the algorithmic input consistent with policies and agendas they want to get favorable results from.

-In short, biased algorithms fed by untrustworthy humans leads to untrustworthy A.I responses.

5. No need to do things that A.I can accomplish for you

Yet another oversight. There have been a number of occasions where A.I has not got it right. 

Take a look at this excellent video ”Hallucinating Reality” documenting outrageous A.I fakery. It also examines the results of humans when they let A.I do the thinking (they used to do) for them, leading to lowered I.Q and in some cases cognitive decline.