With freedom more and more of an issue

In 2002, my publishing company (Reed Elsevier) moved our offices from 350 Hudson Street in Greenwich Village, NYC to 230 Park Avenue. Many times I walked past the block where the Blackstone office shootings took place the other day.

Here’s some analysis I found on the news event:

The gunman this week on Park Avenue went to the 33^rd floor. They said the Air India plane was up in the skies for 33 seconds before it crashed. The number 33 is, of course, the highest number you can achieve in the Freemasons.

This is where they learn more of the teachings of Albert Pike (who laid out the Three World Wars manifesto). They become enlightened to who they believe is the one true god, Lucifer, using the Luciferian gospel. They believe 33 represents one third of the angels who were cast out of heaven.

They are showing us who runs the show; who runs these news stories and a lot of these news stories are just fake. If they are real, they are not playing out on TV the way they actually happened.

News and media want us to believe that a man had an issue with CTE back when he played football in high school, so he drove across to the other side of the country to NYC to target the NFL building, but the person who happened to lose her life was the CEO of a major company. Think of the health insurance CEO gunned down earlier this year in NYC.

These news stories are becoming more and more outrageous and unbelievable and we’re being flooded with them. As AI progresses, it’s only going to get worse.

What happened in NYC is a lot bigger than people believe, because if they can feed us these fake stories, or stories that happen in ways that are different than news and media are presenting them to us, then what does that say to much bigger news stories coming in the future?

It seems the so-called “powers that be” are constantly testing the intelligence of the public to see what they can make us believe. Again, this will all play into much bigger news stories that may encompass the entire world.

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From news today: “Meta has ramped up its AI ambitions over recent months, poaching top talent from rivals and acquiring AI startups as part of CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s drive to develop what he terms ‘superintelligence.’

“Now, Zuckerberg says in a statement titled ‘Personal Superintelligence’ that ‘developing superintelligence is now in sight.’ The company has been building out its superintelligence labs team with engineers from competitors including Apple and GitHub, while investing heavily in the infrastructure needed to support such ambitious projects.”

Here’s some insights from a Christian YouTuber who explores such subjects:

Mark Zuckerberg wants to jump over Artificial Intelligence to Super Intelligence. He doesn’t want to replace humans. Facebook makes a commodity of our attention. We are what Facebook sells.

Zuckerberg doesn’t want to replace you and me; he wants to replace God over you. He wants a super intelligent AI system, or SI system, that can guide you and do your thinking for you.

He calls it a “personal super intelligence.” It will tell you to do things, as opposed to the AI where you tell it to do stuff. You know, “Write me a paper.” The personal super intelligence will look at you and say, “You know what, you need to lose some weight. You need to stop eating X, Y and Z.”

AI has always been bound by this idea that it should do what you tell it to and not more. It should be restrained and focused on accomplishing tasks that you give it. SI comes up with tasks and gives them to you.

Instead of adapting itself to your wishes, it wants to adapt you to its wishes. Let’s be honest, a lot of people don’t have critical judgment; they don’t have understanding. They hear something and say, “Oh, that must be true.”

I get exposed to all kinds of people, and I get emails from people and they can be so off-base. It’s like an alternate reality; the person is living in an alternate reality. I can’t even get what they’re saying and I can’t imagine how you could get there where you’re seeing things from that lens.

Imagine SI intelligences that are embedded into devices, whether it’s your smartphone, or your computer, or your home, or your car, and this personal SI knows better for you than you know for yourself.

AI is like, “Let’s replace a driver in a vehicle with a computer in a vehicle.” But when we talk about SI, we’re talking about computers thinking and doing things that we cannot do. It’s not just writing the novel, but it’s determining what novels ought to be written.

It’s not about helping you achieve your fitness goals; it’s about coming up with the fitness goals for you and telling you how to abide by them and telling you “No.”

What happens when your self-control gets replaced by a machine that knows better than you do?

Isn’t there like a moral spiritual thing about that where we are replacing what rules our lives from our spirits within us to a machine around us? Isn’t self-determination and freedom kind of something important?

Now, I understand you have to turn your control over to these machines, but these SIs are what they’re working on. Facebook is dumping billions of dollars into this. They don’t just want to replace human workers with machines. They want to replace the control of the people with machines. One must ask very simply, “Who controls the machines that control the people?”

SI is not meant to be your worker, your slave. It’s meant to be your master, and that’s the world we’re going to see more and more trouble with. Where you have SIs meddling with your life--with or without your consent--we’re going to see freedom become more and more of an issue.

Do you have the right to do things that may negatively impact other people? What happens when you get told you’re not allowed to drive anymore? That you can’t get on the road unless an AI is driving your car? The SI is the one telling you you can’t drive the car by yourself.

Is it going to be the drones that replace us or the drone masters that rule us?