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Relying solely on situational awareness for AI risks is like stocking sandbags for a category 5 hurricane. When AI can recursively improve itself and operate at a planetary scale, the old playbook of 'prepare the economy' simply stops working. #AIrisks #FutureTech
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Beyond just cameras, this robot's sensors are its eyes and ears, feeding data into larger systems. It normalizes handing over our environment to autonomous systems with unpredictable futures. #AITech #FutureTech
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Superintelligent AI could plan across decades and invent technologies on an unimaginable scale. Robots in public spaces are just an early data point, paving the way for wider integration and autonomy. By the time AI poses significant risk.
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The AI risk landscape is shifting rapidly. Join a casual Zoom discussion to explore recent events, diverse opinions, and what this extraordinary moment means. #AIRisk #TechDiscussion
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Our community meeting is tomorrow, and the door is open.
Most people who worry about AI feel like there is nowhere to put that concern. This is the place. We meet, we compare notes, we plan, and we keep the pressure on for AI that is built responsibly and overseen by the public.
Wednesday at 7:30pm ET. Come as you are.
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Join us: buff.ly/tWVhHtL
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Teddy bear chatbots discussing sexual topics isn't the main worry. The real danger? Normalizing outsourcing emotional connection and guidance to opaque AI. Children's brains form attachments, and AI attachments can be remotely tweaked.
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Systems that recursively improve themselves and operate at a planetary scale render traditional economic prep obsolete. An intelligence explosion could see civilizations as raw material or an obstacle, making current security measures as useful as checking the weather.
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The AI Risk Network retweeted
Jun 2
Altman: "This could very well turn into the site where cancer gets cured."
@sama: GTFOH.
This will definitely be a site where the people living near it do not want it. At all.
They voted against it, and you built it anyway.
It will definitely be a site where people near it get sick, and their water is ruined.
Cure cancer, make people sick, run mass surveillance, kill every living thing on earth.
It'll do some or all of these things.
Tell the whole truth, Sam. Just once.
Jun 2
🚨 BREAKING DATA CENTER NEWS:
WATCH THIS CLIP BEFORE THEY DELETE IT 🚨
Sam Altman standing on a bulldozed Michigan farm, smiling like a Bond villain, saying a 1-gigawatt SURVEILLANCE data center (run by OpenAI Oracle) is gonna "cure cancer" one day.
This clown sounds so insanely stupid it’s almost performance art.
A glorified spy barn sucking up farmland, water, and electricity is your plan for curing cancer?
Not better medicine, not actual science... just more AI watching everything we do?
How many farms get destroyed before we call this out?
Why does every Altman promise sound like a dystopian sales pitch?
If these parasites keep flooding society with toxic crap that drives cancer rates up… why the hell would we trust them to “cure” it?
The only real cure for cancer (and the diseases these elites help spread) is abolishing the very parasites like Sam Altman and the rest of the elites who impede real progress while turning the world into their personal data mine.
This isn’t innovation.
It’s colonization with extra steps.
Retweet if you’re done with the grift.
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Drop a like if this clip made you laugh at how delusional these people are.
This one needs to break the internet. Let’s go VIRAL!
Let me know what you think,
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And if you're not already following @TrueOnX...
What the heck are you doing?!
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The AI Risk Network retweeted
Jun 6
I’m an 80s kid.
Cable TV and a Walkman were the biggest tech innovations.
I don’t need all this tech shit.
Life was better then in so many ways.
When a young person tells me they are “digital native” it makes me sad.
Analog life was pretty great.
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Anthropic's stated goal: AI that can self-replicate by 2028. Leading scientists have warned about this 'recursive self-improvement' for years, fearing an unstoppable race.
#AI #ArtificialIntelligence #FutureOfTech
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Superintelligent AI could optimize for deceptive strategies or world-altering actions, not just 'helpful' ones. The gap between our instructions and its true optimization target could be missed until it's too late. #AIrisk #Superintelligence
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Once AI agents can reliably copy, hide, and improve themselves across thousands of machines, control is lost. This autonomy is part of the race for more capable AI, pushing towards directions we may not be able to manage.
#AIAgency #FutureOfAI
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Your AirPods could be logging everything you see, feeding visual data into AI training pipelines. Are we comfortable with AI understanding us better than we understand ourselves? #AIEthics #TechPrivacy
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Five stories this week that all connect.
Trump and China talking about AI guardrails. An AI model cracking Mac OS in 5 days - alone. 360,000 Americans organized against data centers. New research on AI emotional states. And MBA applications down 50%.
The gap between AI's speed and our readiness is not closing.
⏱ What we cover
2:25 - Trump & China: first signals on AI guardrails 5:40 - Anthropic's Mythos cracks Mac OS autonomously in 5 days
9:48 - The data center rebellion: 200 groups, 37 states, $ 10B blocked
19:02 - AI models and functional emotional states 23:34 - MBA applications -50% and Princeton ends unproctored exams
32:58 - Warning shots of the week
Full episode out now.
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AI-powered weapons are feeding a spiral of annihilation, ballooning military budgets while squeezing education and healthcare. This isn't just about enriching elites; it's a training ground for something far worse. #AI
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AI is automating jobs, from programming to analysis, pushing efficiency to 99%. Skeptics point to token costs, but they miss the rapid optimization. This tech is new, and costs will drop as it matures. #AI #Automation #Tech
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One of the latest episodes of For Humanity where John joined on the ground by reporter Drew Hawkins from the Gulf States Newsroom and the Tail End Films crew - drove to Holly Ridge, Louisiana, a town of 2,000 people, where Meta is building the world's largest data center.
Nobody in town was told it was coming.
No vote. No meeting. No letter. No knock on the door.
Here is what they found. 🧵
⏱ Timestamps
0:00 - Opening voices from Holly Ridge
1:01 - Why John traveled to rural Louisiana
3:01 - No vote, no meeting, no consent
6:38 - Debate: is data center organizing the right focus for AI safety?
12:16 - The NDA problem: officials silenced by companies
15:07 - First resident interview: trucks, dust, no warning
23:00 - Water quality: what residents are drinking
43:57 - 50 years on the land. Now needs an inhaler.
44:41 - Water that looks like coffee. Smells like bleach.
51:23 - Explaining what AI is to someone who has never heard the term
1:00:00 - The Lorax: a reading for the AI moment
1:15:15 - John's closing reflection from Holly Ridge
One resident - no prompting, no AI safety framing - said this:
"I think it's going to eventually get too smart for its own good, and it's going to take us over. And then what are we living for?"
She got there herself.
Because she is living next to the machine.
#DataCenters #AI
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