Was the word “Godless” just invoked to describe the majority of tech leaders seated at dinner? It was because each has placed his or her belief in their own invention that many have stated could become “god” in its own right. That these individuals have more faith in their creation as a befitting ruler over the human spirit and intellect should, in itself, give every citizen pause to reflect on their own worth in contrast to that of AI.
Is humanity meant to be subject to his own creation, handing power and control to an intellect that has no moral basis for existence beyond that of being another human’s product? Considering the exponential development of AI’s capacity to replicate and program itself is already surpassing inventors’ understanding of the process, it’s past time to rein-in the technology rather than let it run free to suppress the human spirit to achieve.
If God is not involved in the process of conceptualizing the future, whether by medical or artificial intelligence “advancement,” then the propensity for the technology to take a drastic turn to overcome, control, or decimate its own creators is troublesome.
It began with a vaunted vision of society that medical and technology oligarchs, through censorship and a compromised media, manipulated dissent that led to isolation, illness, and for too many, death. Reaching their goal of social control is paramount. Disregarding the constitutional construct of this nation as a republic that honors and enables the individual to create their own wealth, self-appointed “superiors” deem themselves responsible for doling out life-enhancing “benefits.”
The tech magnates supping at the hospitality of the White House, thereby the hospitality of the People, were not there to make American citizens’ lives better, but to grow their own vast fortunes at the price of individual liberty. And they’re doing it by picking every American’s pocket, redirecting the funds, and calling it “investment.”