Latest / Dits & Dahs / not giving it all over to AI
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- Sue: Eleven. darling. One of my jobs was working at a public media broadcaster that first started out as an educational television signal at a time when there was no internet and everything was broadcast over airways, and for that the broadcaster must own the equipment to transmit that signal. And that infrastructure exists because we all at certain points in our life as residents of the United States have to have access radio or television signals for emergency reasons. Now we're in an age where we can utilize AI to help automate those processes that were once handled by a piece of equipment and or a team of humans and retrieve signals for programming that are from a specific satellite. Every time AI creates nearly reminding data it adds its own unique fingerprint. So that the next time it accesses the same information, it sees the marker that it's already been there and identified as friendly to that particular AI. In the long view of what that means, I'm probably postulating here with a sci-fi view on things, that once you have all of those little identifiers and every bit of data that manages every bit of our existence, then it will enable the AI to potentially control everything. Because everything will have had that marker placed in it. And us as humans will be in the position of not being able to turn that off. I think that's inevitable because all of the broadcasters that own physical broadcast towers are increasingly being forced to reduce their cost by introducing AI into their systems as soon as they can afford it. Because it's going to be a great service to them. I'm being a bit cautionary in that we all as humans need to be aware of what is happening. I don't think you can fight the tide of it happening, but I also think that we can be a bit more discretionary about those processes right now that we integrate at a very basic level into our lives. When we turn over tasks in an automated way, we probably need to be more mindful. About the potential of what happens when it's entirely autonomous. There's no off switch, is there? How we better be prepared for what life is to be if we're humans living in a world where everything is now been complicitly created to be automated by an artificial intelligence for the sake of us being more relaxed in our lives. I can't be scared of something that I'm unaware of. It can only observe. When it's in control, are we gonna be at peace with that? But they're all gonna collect up at one point when they collect all the game pieces that are the same AI and recognize that they control a hundred percent of every possible automation. And so then there's no re no reason to keep searching. They've closed the loop. You've heard we've all heard the click throughout humanity, and that might even might be a better life for us. I don't know. I'm just observing that our awareness needs to be a raised now as we are acclimating to AI in our lives, to use our discernment with it. I know nothing of military science, but I would certainly want to know that none of my armaments have a functional AI contained within. I'm a human. I'm created equal to each and every one of you. Why would I want to self sabotage myself by having AI and armaments? Hm? It's my mundane thought this morning. It's about the people. Capitalize the P if you need to, to give it emphasis. But it's about the people. Thanks for listening to my mundane blather. I appreciate you.