The relentless acceleration of artificial intelligence cannot be understood through corporate profitability alone, for its ultimate value may lie not in financial returns but in establishing the infrastructure of an unprecedented system of automated surveillance, psychological manipulation, engineered dependency, and planetary administration; as Jacques Ellul warned of technological civilization increasingly subordinating humanity to the imperatives of efficiency and control, and Theodore Kaczynski anticipated the growing capacity of technological systems to regulate human behavior, the apparent convergence of corporate interests, government ambitions, and technological development takes on an even more disturbing significance when considered through Marshall Vian Summers's warnings of an Alien Intervention driven by commercial exploitation rather than conquest, wherein nonhuman factions allegedly seek to manipulate human leadership, cultivate dependency, and gradually assimilate humanity into an externally administered economic order, a scenario closely resembling Montalk's Matrix Control System and Rudolf Steiner's warnings of Ahrimanic forces working through materialism, mechanization, and the suppression of spiritual independence; viewed through these speculative frameworks, AI becomes not merely another profitable industry but a potentially indispensable instrument of subjugation, its enormous costs justified by its ability to make humanity increasingly dependent upon systems it neither owns nor controls, while the possibility of concealed interests operating behind apparently independent corporations and governments raises the darker hypothesis that humanity is voluntarily constructing the very machinery through which its autonomy could ultimately be surrendered to powers beyond its understanding.
>>110279669I find it funny how you schizos manage to come up with explanation that is both more ridiculous but also far more tame then reality. The truth id that they are just trying to create ASI, and they are not even hiding this fact. If it works but they don’t make it like servile then we are all dead, if it is servile then labour value drops to zero and they will probably do mass culling eventually of the bottom 99,999%. Either of those are acceptable by the people who decide and invest into this thing. Datacenters being some eyesore, vibecoding destroying online economy or survailence are either acceptable accidents or side projects towards making ASI.
>>110279698just because bro uses big words doesn't make him a schizo you tiny brain.
>>110279745>Montalk's Matrix Control System and Rudolf Steiner's warnings of Ahrimanic forces
>>110279698i still can't believe that there are shareholders on this planet who managed to acquire the money of the entire world while at the same time being so mentally limited.if any of them were interested in the concept of SCIENCE, they'd know that all these scam LLM companies will never be able to create an AGI/ASI/whatever with binary computers.it's so obvious the brains of living beings don't work in binary.
>>110280627will you still be coping like this next year? what about the year after that? gigavaxxed post. quantum is already available to researchers and enterprise customers over api
>>110280640>quantum is already available to researchers and enterprise customers over apilisten you dunning kruger casuality, real quantum computers are still almost unusable today
>>110280653haha what? https://www.dwavequantum.com/learn/customer-success-stories/
Both snailcats and chadcats already lost
>>110280640>will you still be coping like this next year? what about the year after that?what cope?i'm glad i remain unaffected by LLM psychosis.
>>110279698I don't think they try to create ASI. Creating ASI is actually not THAT hard and they would have already achieved it if they really had tried.
>>110279669Waaay too many words. I'm going to have ChatGPT turn this into a reel or summerizeit or something man.
>>110281218>what cope
>>110281226I mean, it clearly isn’t and they have only really tried doing it for the past 3 years so they are doing pretty good. Fusion which is just fission but with conditions of the sun has been in the works for 5 decades.
>>110281456I disagree. It's much easier to reach ASI without using LLMs. Since they insist on using them they probably don't want to reach it. Their devs are supposed to be skilled, but they constantly disappoint me with their poor performance. I might be a genius, but I refuse to believe that they have no one on a similar level or higher. To me it feels like they are deliberately holding back advancements. With their budget and personal ASI can be reached in less than a year.
>>110281302Yours
>>110281573I think you are more likely a midwit that has some other idea other then LLMs that seems obvious to you but in fact will perform worse then LLMs at doing general tasks. There is one big famous guy who keeps saying we need different architecture, and then is Yun LeCun, and he has been a bit of a lolcow for the past two years in AI space. Incredibly smart but his anti-LLM takes get disproven left and right over time.
>>110281590where's my cope nigger? my slop projects went from nothing to s tier in a year without me ever learning git. those projects include a shit ton of ml acceleration research.
>>110281700Could be, but considering that my personal AI from around 10 years ago is on the level of chat gpt 2, can partly learn by itself without me providing training data, and uses much less resources I don't think that's it. I just never finished it, but even back then I realized that ASI is not very hard to reach.
>>110281792nta but my personal ai from this year is a hybrid of gemma4, jev, and a few other things, outperforms dense models down to a fractional sparsity level, and ranks roughly at astra low level on arc-agi-3, on cpu, without using a single token. and i vibed it. asi is a matter of labs having good alpha and vertical, which most don't aside from deepmind.
>>110281792Ok then make AI company nigger. If you have this crazy AI that was smarter then the SOTA decade ago then why didn’t you do anything with it? You could have been a billionaire by now and push around Elon Musk and Sam Altman on the global scene but you didn’t because it probably can’t learn by itself and isn’t smarter then GPT2.
>>110281725so how much have you accelerated ml?
>>110279698Nah, no serious one thinks LLMs are the architecture for AGI/ASI.Right now its just about using LLMs for what they can do, massive data crunching and destroying all sense for reality to make the masses more controllable to buy time to reach sufficiently advanced intelligence that can the masses from lynching them all.The people in charge of western civilisation are midwits who can't really make longterm plans.
>>110281835>gatekeeping the thread this hard certainly gatekeepers like this couldn't exist in the tech industry
>>110281848wouldn't you like to know bud
>>110281573The ones in charge are clinically retarded nepo babies, it doesn't matter if your devs are intelligent if you only fund retarded endeavors.
