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What is AI?

Van

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Technological displacement has been occurring since the dawn of time. In the 1920's people used oil lamps and had blocks of ice delivered. Someone back then probably said electricity was "Satan's juice."

There is no doubt many human inventions could be used for evil (the atomic bomb springs to mind) as well as many human inventions being used for good, modern medicine springs to mind.

AI is simply an advancement in digital technology, utilizing its information sources in a logical way to achieve its purpose. It could be misused, such as doing some of a students home work, or in a good way, such as braking a vehicle when the driver is distracted.

I think the media is invested to creating a "boogie man" to enable them to cry danger, danger!
 

Salty

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Excellent post Van! You brought up some great points.
You mentioned that digital tech can be misused.
Well, I am a (retired) driving instructor, for the classroom Defensive driving course. Someone got the bright ideal to do the course on line.
The class is only 8 hours (6 hours in NY). Yet folks choose the on-line over the classroom because they don't want to take the time. Well, I was out passing out brochures for my class. I was at a lawyers office to drop some off. The secretary told me her son had to take class. He chose the on-line class and then received his certificate. Except for one thing - the boy (I will not use the term "man") did not take the class, his mom (the secretary) did the course! So much for AI. I have NEVER endorsed the on-line class. You miss so much by not attending a classroom session. In fact, I would like to see that "in classroom" as a requirement at least once every five years.
 

Van

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Excellent post Van! You brought up some great points.
You mentioned that digital tech can be misused.
Well, I am a (retired) driving instructor, for the classroom Defensive driving course. Someone got the bright ideal to do the course on line.
The class is only 8 hours (6 hours in NY). Yet folks choose the on-line over the classroom because they don't want to take the time. Well, I was out passing out brochures for my class. I was at a lawyers office to drop some off. The secretary told me her son had to take class. He chose the on-line class and then received his certificate. Except for one thing - the boy (I will not use the term "man") did not take the class, his mom (the secretary) did the course! So much for AI. I have NEVER endorsed the on-line class. You miss so much by not attending a classroom session. In fact, I would like to see that "in classroom" as a requirement at least once every five years.
Yes, the advent of AI provides the opportunity for applicants to falsify proficiency tests if done on line. Recently 3 people were kiilled in an accident apparently caused by an unqualified truck driver.

As far as entry tests for say college, cheating has been known since before AI, but AI only provides greater opportunity for cheating.
 

Ben1445

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Yes, the advent of AI provides the opportunity for applicants to falsify proficiency tests if done on line. Recently 3 people were kiilled in an accident apparently caused by an unqualified truck driver.

As far as entry tests for say college, cheating has been known since before AI, but AI only provides greater opportunity for cheating.
I know teachers who use AI to find cheaters. Sometimes you just have to fight fire with fire.
 

JonC

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I was listening to Glenn Beck the other day, and a caller stated that AI is of the devil
Glenn did not disagree.
When I googled - I found several pages - here is one:

What say you?
I believe AI is of man. Man may use it for good or evil.

AI is used in surgeries to save lives, for example.

AI is a tool. It is not real intelligence (it is artificial).

I am sure men will use it for evil. But the problem is not the AI.
 
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Van

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I know teachers who use AI to find cheaters. Sometimes you just have to fight fire with fire.
Reminds me of the story of people doing something bad, but God intended the something for good.
 

percho

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And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.

? including AI ?
 

Van

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And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.

? including AI ?
Not what scripture actually says!

In context, the verse says all of God's blessings work together for good to them that love God and who have been called into Him, according to His purpose.

Certainly all the inventions of people do not always work together for the good of Christ's ministry, think about WWII.

The actual text of the verse just says "all" and the reader must answer the question "all of what?" To go with all of everything is nonsense.
 
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What is AI?

Elon Musk: ‘With artificial intelligence we are summoning the demon.’ - The Washington Post

A.I. is demonic. Elon Musk (MIT 2014) said: "With artificial intelligence, we are summoning the demon. You know all those stories where there's the guy with the pentagram and the holy water and he's like 'yeah he's sure he can control the demon' doesn't work out." Gordie Rose (D-Wave quantum computers and Kindred AI) clarified: "The things that we are summoning into the world now are not demons, not evil, but more like the Lovecraftian Great Old Ones. They are entities not necessarily going to be aligned with what we want." CERN's Director for Research and Scientific Computing, Sergio Bertolucci, said the Hadron collider could open otherworldly doors to another dimension, allowing something to emerge from it.

The CERN large Hadron collider in Switzerland is not about finding the Higgs boson. CERN is a massive stargate, built on Tesla technology. CERN is powered by a quantum computer - the same type of computer that runs Google and NASA. Quantum computers are an advanced form of clairvoyance. Quantum computers make computations interdimensionally. Scientists punch math and physics problems into the quantum computer, which are then processed by interdimensional 'entities,' aka A.I. (Artificial Intelligence).

Outside CERN headquarters sits an ancient statue to Shiva, the goddess of destruction. The Roman form of Shiva is Apollyon. CERN is partially situated in a French town named Saint-Genis-Pouilly. Pouilly is Latin for Appolliacum, aka Apollyon, aka Apollo. CERN is built on the site of a Roman temple to Apollo and over a traditional gateway to the abyss. Revelation 9 says:

"And the fifth angel sounded, and I saw a star fall from heaven unto the earth: and to him was given the key of the bottomless pit. And he opened the bottomless pit; and there arose a smoke out of the pit, as the smoke of a great furnace; and the sun and the air were darkened by reason of the smoke of the pit. . . And in those days shall men seek death, and shall not find it; and shall desire to die, and death shall flee from them. . . And they had a king over them, which is the angel of the bottomless pit, whose name in the Hebrew tongue is Abaddon, but in the Greek tongue hath his name Apollyon."
 
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