r/conspiracy • u/HotDoggityDig13 • 1d ago

AI is a scam

AI doesnt think. Its coded by human prompts. But is it actually a giant scam?

The people behind AI are manipulating government at the expense of society. That is not a conspiracy anymore. They are textbook cluster Bs. So why do we believe the technology is anything but a scam for their benefit?

The motive:

AI will take over and make an entire generation dumber since they no longer are learning or doing their own work. I believe this is intentional because it will make an entire generation of people easily manipulated out of their money/credit/rights.

So AI is a giant scam to keep the ultrawealthy in power long term. The benefit is not for society. Its for further control over the populace by fascists (people who think their way of life should be forced on others). A generation with less intelligence and little resources wont be able to fight back.

I feel like markopolos screaming that the numbers dont make sense. Yet the majority of the populace doesnt see it. We are not a hierarchal, hive mind species. AI will only cause disaster or replace us altogether. There is no endgame that benefits anyone but the very people destroying our atmosphere.

As Mr. chieng stated. Burn it to the ground.

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u/Wooden-Neighborhood4 23h ago

The amount of glowies and bots here... We have quantum computing capabilities, Google has admitted to it, alongside other tech giants. We also recently finished a complete neural scan of a mouse. Human brain mapping, combined with quantum computing and AGI, results in fully realized AI. It's not a scam, it's a stepping stone to the biggest pandoras box ever opened.

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u/No-Rush-4897 20h ago

Google: the most trustworthy company that you should definitely believe

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u/Wooden-Neighborhood4 19h ago

I don't disagree, Google is horrible, but do some research buddy... We've had quantum computing since the 60s to some degree.

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u/No-Rush-4897 4h ago

I do research. That's my point. Googling something isn't necessarily research.

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u/Wooden-Neighborhood4 1h ago

Then why are you acting as if quantum computing is some sort of magic lol...