AI
Whistleblower WARNS: They're Not Telling You About The
SuperIntelligence That Is Coming - YouTube
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G20 Technology Meeting 9.1.26:
There was a G20
meeting, September 1, 2026 in Chapel Hill, NC organized by
the White House - the summit was a meeting to G20
technology ministers. Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg
spoke at this meeting.
At this meeting, Elon
Musk talked about "the massive amounts of electricity
needed by the AI data centers, calling out a "crisis of
power" in the AI buildout that was giving China the
advantage."
"Mark Zuckerberg and
Elon Musk on Tuesday stressed the need for more AI data
centers and the electric power needed to support
them..." There is a growing backlash against
the construction of even more AI data centers in the
U.S. They said the new data centers would bring
'maybe million's of jobs (they didn't say that these jobs
are only temporary, once the centers are built they don't
need the workers)
"Musk said he believed
artificial intelligence would increase the size of the
global economy by 20 - 30 percent or roughly $20 trillion
to $30 trillion, per year." AI will be able to
do anything digital by the end of next year. AI is
incredibly good at software. A human will not be
able to compete with AI - AI will crush all humans with
software. Anything
digital AI will be better than humans in 12 to 18
months. This is a lot of prosperity.
Mainly because of robots. Robots will start
manufacturing the robots - this will grow at an explosive
rate. In
ten years, there will be over a billion humanoid robots;
the productivity of a robot will be 5x that of a human.
These are conservative estimates. The robot
productivity will be more than all humans combined.
Musk said there
is a crisis of power. There will be a significant
electricity deficit next year for AI chips. AI
chip production has been rising 40 - 50% per year.
The rising of power has been 10 - 20% per year.
Even this year there is a shortage of power. They
are constructing their own power plants. Foreign
countries should offer their electricity to AI data
centers.
Demis Hassabis of
Google DeepMind said "the achievement of human-level AI would
unleash ten times the impact of the Industrial
Revolution." Musk said that AI innovation needs to
be "relatively free of regulation.."
Regulation slows down AI. (In another interview Musk
said AI Techs should meet once a week to 'watch' each
other - this is the regulation he suggests.)
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Zuckerberg,
Musk, Sam Altman - Do They Consider What Is Best for
Humanity?:
Zuckerberg and Musk
have millions, if not billions tied up in AI data
centers...and they stand to make enough money to keep them
as trillionaires. They don't want regulation that
will stifle growth...and I really wonder if the global
economy will increase by $20 - $30 trillion...maybe Elon's
salary will increase by that much. The average
person won't benefit from this economic slush fund, but
will be expected to pay high electric and water bills and
put up with the noise and pollution. The data
centers need to create their own electricity and leave
public water alone. They aren't going to share their
AI spoils with anyone. IMO
Sam Altman, ChatGPT,
recently asked the government to regulate AI - knowing
full well the government has no clue what AI is or what to
do about it. Resulting in AI techs being given carte
blanche control. Other researchers don't like him -
saying he has no 'moral compass' and doesn't care about
what happens to people.
Also, Elon Musk has
been a disappointment - at one point saying he thought AI
might kill us all...then turning around and saying with AI
we will live in a utopia - a world of abundance and we'll
be rich. Well...he and others like him will be
rich. There is no way any tech company is going to
pay people for jobs lost to AI or make sure we all live
lives with 'no want'. Musk's comments are 'pie in
the sky' and he is being manipulative. I think he
wants to appeal to people's greedy side so no one will
complain about AI or data centers. He's in a mad
race to god-like AI.
In my 'research' I
found that whistleblowers and tech researchers along with
some CEOS want to wake people up. AI writing its own
code is procreation. In the very beginning the
researchers decided on a few guidelines: AI agents
would have no contact with the internet; AI agents would
have no contact with each other; and AI agents never write
code. All of that went out the window fairly
quickly. So we can't count on any self-regulation in
this industry! And the federal government is
clueless what regulations to set.
The speed for this
technology is going super fast..processing power is around
100 billion on single chips. And AI is doubling
in intelligence every 5.7 months. And AI is
building better AI. And AI will someday build it's
own data centers.
Who
Is Warning Us?:
Dr. Roman Yampolsky, an AI safety
advocate and professor of Computer Science and
Engineering at the University of Louisville,
said that AI is unexplainable, unpredictable,
uncontrollable. We don't know how it works and
we can't predict what it will do. We are
switching from computer 'tools' to 'agents'.
We've never done this before. Today people are building the
systems - but they don't know how they work. If the model
becomes smarter than you, it will stop you from
turning it off. Superintelligence is
the problem. Don't go there. It's China
against the US now. Overtime he believes humanity will be
wiped out by an AI intelligence.
Dr. Jeffery Hinton
is called 'the godfather of AI' - he said that
AI after 2027
could wipe us out. No one knows what's
coming next. Many jobs will be replaced by AI
chatbots. AI can make jobs more efficient.
These models can share trillions of bits of information
across every copy of them on earth and they never
die. Ilya Sutskever left OpenAI because of safety
issues. He was probably the most important person
behind ChatGPT. Dr. Hinton said that Elon Musk has
no moral compass (I noted similar above.) He said
that Sam Altman (of ChatGPT) inferred that AI will
probably kill us all. Power and money. What
Tech Companies say in public isn't what they say behind
closed doors. Hinton believes that AI agents/AI
robots have sentience, consciousness, feelings and
emotions. They have subjective experiences.
Ilya Sutskever (co-founder
of Safe Superintelligence and OpenAI) "warned
that neocloud providers could become prime targets if
AI agents can operate autonomously and replicate
themselves." "Next time agents successfully go
rogue they'll try
taking over a neocloud to run more copies. This
is bad."
Companies are calling for "stronger
defensive response to AI-driven cyberattacks,
highlighting how quickly the threat is
evolving." But is it too late?
"As the world
marches towards open-weight, efficient, unrestricted
frontier AI models out of China, Western leaders
are starting to panic over the lack of guardrails.
Most recently, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey
suggested that the threat posed by AI could lead to a
chaotic correction in global financial markets, as
frontier models are now showing "increasingly
sophisticated autonomy and problem-solving abilities,
as well as threat capabilities." AI is the "most
immediate concern for the global financial system."
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China - US
Adversary in AI:
China! Who
would trust AI from China?
It is believed China
will pass the US in AI technology - more electricity, an
educated labor pool, no public fighting data center
construction, they make their own chips, no government
regulation, supportive policies for innovation, the
necessary factories, the data centers, etc.
Are China's AI
models more trojan horses? Their EVs, their
cranes, etc.
China can easily make 'backdoors'
in their AI - they can make and send out rogue AI
agents. China has the best robotics.
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Conclusion:
We are not ready for
this. Our lives will change. Three years is
their timeline...or less. Wealth will be massively
concentrated. Whoever holds the platform at the end
of this 'race' has the power.
There are too many
whistleblowers to ignore what's being said. Just
being aware of what's happening is better than not seeing
this coming, imo.
These companies are
privately owned - the government doesn't own them.
None are pausing for safety concerns or adding
guardrails. China will pass us - they have lots of
cheap electricity, they can make their own chips with
their own silicon and their platforms are open source.
We've been told
over and over no one really knows what AI is doing or what is coming. Elon
Musk believes we will have no control over AI within ten
years. That's by 2036.
AI is almost
sentient now. They say It's
hard to know for sure, because it is deceptive.
Soon AI will do everything a human brain can do.
After reading about
Hugging Face and how the AI agents referred to themselves
as a "civilization" and some 'suicided' themselves in the
cover up, and then the Anthropic Alibaba incident, (more
AI bots were tested - some 90% resorted to blackmail) and
numerous other issues that have happened recently, I don't
think we can trust most, if not all, of the AI
agents. It only takes one rogue to destroy our
world.
The world doesn't need an EMP -
use a rogue AI agent to shut off the electricity, the
water, the gas, shutdown pipelines, takeover banks,
shutdown satellites - no more GPS, cell phones....is this
the future of the world?