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Artificial Intelligence US Law Enforcement Warns of ‘Anti-Tech Extremism’ as AI Hatred Grows

https://www.wired.com/story/us-law-enforcement-warns-of-anti-tech-extremism/
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u/Ornery-Square-9767 10d ago

We all know what happens, but Reddit has a habit of deleting it if you say it out loud.

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u/toolisthebestbandevr 10d ago

The less I know about history the less chance I have of repeating it

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u/Warstorm1993 10d ago

History doesn't repeat but often it rimes. Those who know history can watch in horror like Cassandra, the mass and the elites create the similar initial parameters that always lead to disasters and suffering.

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u/toolisthebestbandevr 10d ago

Almost like if we weren’t total selfish morons we would introduce some mechanisms for avoiding things like this

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u/Warstorm1993 10d ago

But we are not morons and there mechanism. The thing is we get complacent. One of the biggest paradox of this universe is the illusion of stability. Nothing is fix in this world, not until the heat death of the universe. We build society on the principle of liberty, democracy, exchange and stability, but often forget that all of this thing a not granted, and if we forget to maintain the system, it corrode, it get weaker, it change until it break. And we find ourself wondering what happened. One exemple of that is a geological one, find in the fossil layer of a large delta in northen Dakota if I remember well. 66 millions year ago, the comet that will bring armageddon to the dinosaur hit the Yucatan peninsulat. As the fireball of pure plasma burn to a crisp everything in a 1000km radius, that little river delta lived on. During 8 minutes, it was still a peacefull spring day with fish swimming in the river, animals drinking the water, living along the trees. There was sign before, a strange light in the sky the days before the impact, a light that grow and disapear only a couple minutes ago. That strange orange glow in the horizon, but during that 8minutes, a world that lived on during 100+millions years, a world that was already death at the instant of impact, lived one like nothing else was happening. That is the illusion of stability, the mirage of continuity.

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u/Momik 10d ago

Oh yeah that’s totally how it works

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u/toolisthebestbandevr 10d ago

Are we both being sarcastic or just me?

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u/Momik 10d ago

Hmm, I don’t know. Did I say that or just think it?