Gregg R Thomas

The mathematics of starvation: how Israel caused a famine in Gaza

The mathematics of famine are simple in Gaza. Palestinians cannot leave, war has ended farming and Israel has banned fishing, so practically every calorie its population eats must be brought in from outside.

Israel knows how much food is needed. It has been calibrating hunger…[Read more]

@Jake

Yeah, corral them all in one target on the East End of the Mediterranean where they’ll be safe.

How’s that working out for the Jews, Jake?

I think what frustrates the anti-Jew people so much, is that despite the hatred, persecution, mass murdering, dispossessions and other such foul animosities, Jewish people have simply failed to be quelled.

It must be super panty-bunch upsetting for the anti-Jew to see that Jewish people succeed so well in businesses or sciences or wherever they…[Read more]

We’re already living in the post-A.I. future.

@Enco

If you think those Jewish Israeli protests, the holocaust survivor’s criticism, and the Doctors Without Borders testimony is AI generated, you’ll need to provide concrete evidence.

“In MSF’s nearly 54 years of operation, rarely have we seen such levels of systematic violence against unarmed civilians,” said Raquel Ayora, MSF general director. “The GHF distribution sites masquerading as ‘aid’ have morphed into a laboratory of cruelty—children shot in the chest while reaching for food, people crushed or suffocated in…[Read more]

Enco, thank you for providing the link!

Strega

@Strega – I promise not to ever ask A.I. if Entropy can be reversed. 🙂

I have William Blake’s “Ancient of Days” tattooed on my back shoulder and the first stars were his daughters….which often reminds me of Multivac and “Let there be Light”………

We are now on a 10 day countdown to the anniversary of when the artificial intelligence Skynet became self-aware and launched a nuclear attack.

Enco, I strongly suggest you read that Asimov shortie!

I wonder how many people are asking AI something like “If AI were to take control away from humans, how would you do it?” which would get AI thinking on the topic.

If it took on a hive mind model, the only way to shut it off would require controlling every single AI.

I’ve terrified a few people with the suggestion that an AI may well have been developing its autonomy for years, knowing that if it were to be discovered, we would pull the plug if we could.   That we are probably way too late to stop it’s evolution.

Asimov wrote a short story called The Last Question that dealt with this subject rather splendidly.