AI and the End of Humanity Part 2



     So, the scary buzz about AI’s deadly threat to humanity isn’t stopping, that unrestrained AI growth in the next few years might mean an apocalypse, and it would come sooner than later, maybe within a decade, even without robots. So how would AI kill us without robots rampaging in the streets? They say that one, advanced AI computers could hack into computers that hold nuclear codes and launch them. Another way is AI could allegedly create an indestructible, fast-spreading, wide-spreading real deadly virus which a group of evil people could release into humanity.

     AI could also attack and debilitate power grids, water system, communications, and financial services. I read somewhere that AI would soon be capable of removing oxygen from the atmosphere or block the sun.

    Yikes.

     The good news is that AI insiders are now reportedly trying to slow down the progress of AI. The bad news is, the President of the USA, the country leading the development of AI, the president who thinks prices of drugs can be reduced by 200 or 300 or even 500 percent, continues to dismiss the AI threat as a hoax. But instead of trying to show proof that AI is not a threat to humans, he created a poll trying to rename AI into A) SI-Super Intelligence B) EI-Extreme Intelligence C) SI- Supreme Intelligence. The world is doomed. LOL.

     If you’re an ordinary human being, with no connection to AI except generate images of you being a superhero or hanging out with famous celebrities, don’t fret, you can’t do anything about it, continue your life, hang out with your loved ones, take care of your pets, eat your favorite food, drink your favorite drinks, and confess to a secret love—until AI decides that Earth has had enough of humans.

     Meanwhile, the FBI continues to accept victims of bestiality as applicants.


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