> I'm unconvinced that an AI can hide its ability to RSI, find money to run its weights on a random GPU farm, train itself to be smarter _outside_ a lab with no human input, then somehow manipulate people to give it supplies to build a bioweapon which it uses to kill us all.
Is this an actual contents of the book? Lmao! Genius writing, though, authors are probably printing money on this garbage.
I can’t take a shit without CIA knowing, but AI can somehow build an underground operation on a world-scale to destroy everyone, ha!
> North Korea does have them and they are apparently in no danger of being attacked.
North Korea was never in danger of being attacked anyway. They don’t need nuclear weapons to flatten Seoul. The only country capable of invading NK is China, and they benefit much more from NK remaining buffer zone.
Teflon Mark will do anything achieve a goal. If Trump said that he liked underage girls, Mark would show up in a Sailor Moon uniform to keep NATO intact.
> And before the NATO zealots, warmongers and NATO wannabes come here crying that you cannot trust Russia and that war is the only way (provided, of course, that you are not the one fighting), let’s address that right away.
> Western companies pillaged Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union.
Western companies, of course. Not oligarchs.
Please. Must be Western companies that threw orgies, spent hundreds of millions of rubles on parties and buying influence, started bandit wars, and feasted on leftovers of USSR industry.
Competition, and capitalism optimally allocates resources only in the presence of competition, is harmed when the playing field is not level. Make the playing field uneven enough and what looks like capitalism starts to become something entirely different.
Is this an actual contents of the book? Lmao! Genius writing, though, authors are probably printing money on this garbage.
I can’t take a shit without CIA knowing, but AI can somehow build an underground operation on a world-scale to destroy everyone, ha!
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