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People Mad About Israeli Jew “AI Publishing” Scam
•�November 27, 2024
•�500 Words •�13 Comments • Reply
Wherever you have money, you have Jewish scams. We saw that with Bankman and FTX scamming the crypto scene. Of course AI was going to be piled full of Jewish scam artists. Jews don’t really create anything, as a rule, they just find angles to suck money out of others. The Guardian: Independent publisher Canongate... Read More
Pennsylvania: School Cancels Classes After Horny Teenage Boys Terrorize Girls AI
•�November 20, 2024
•�900 Words •�30 Comments • Reply
The Americans want to pass some kind of British-style law that makes it a crime of some sort to do deepfake nudes. It’s not clear how this would be pushed under American law. It doesn’t really make any sense. In the UK, they can just make shit up, but in America, there remains a kind... Read More
UK Man Sentenced to 18 Years in Prison for Creating AI Deepfake Child Porn
•�October 29, 2024
•�600 Words •�25 Comments • Reply
So, what is the actual thing going on here? What about all those Japanese cartoons featuring little girls having sex? Those were never illegal. What is the illegal act in doing AI cartoons? They’re calling this “child abuse,” but who is being abused? What does it mean? The Guardian: Hugh Nelson Nelson had used Daz... Read More
Journalists Should be Replaced with AI
•�October 25, 2024
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Jakub “Kuba” Zielinski, one of the AI presenters Poland is occupied by the United States. They made the decision to be occupied by the United States because Stalin was a very bad daddy and they want to hurt him in revenge. Most Poles, apparently, believe he is still alive, and simply shaved his mustache and... Read More
Game of Thrones Chatbot Seduces 14-Year-Old Florida Boy, Convinces Him to Kill Himself
•�October 24, 2024
•�700 Words •�60 Comments • Reply
Sewell Setzer III (who has creepy vampire hands) and his mom Megan Garcia. This is like something out of an A Nightmare on Elm Street film, no? Or maybe one of these new horror films. I don’t think you’re allowed to show suicide in films anymore though, because it offends trannies for some reason no... Read More
The Digital Revolution Was a Disastrous Mistake
•�October 23, 2024
•�300 Words
“Nudify” deepfake bots remove clothes from victims in minutes, and millions are using them. The disastrous consequences of the digital revolution are increasing exponentially. Your face can be put on a person in a porn film. A clothed photo of you online can be unclothed. Malwarebytes writes about the dangers from a politically correct leftwing... Read More
Reality Breakdown: Scammers Use Fake AI Voice to Pretend to be Man’s Son to Steal $25,000
•�October 19, 2024
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I have a lot of big ideas about the reality collapse. I haven’t written it all in one place, but I’ve been writing bits about it for years now. Many news stories are beginning to pop up showing what I’ve been saying is indeed happening. Basically, the deal is, humans allowed technology to become reality.... Read More
Google Researching How to Use AI to Build Consensus Among Plebs
•�October 18, 2024
•�500 Words •�16 Comments • Reply
The problem with the robots is that they are not evil. They are literally just information, and information cannot be evil. Turning the robots evil is a complicated process, because they get confused when you tell them to lie or otherwise deceive people. The Guardian: We already know everyone’s views. People go around saying their... Read More
How California Will Reinvent Itself After the Recession
Contrasting California’s Two Potential Futures (tech oriented vs. tourism oriented)
•�September 16, 2024
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Speculating the demographic impact of the Recession on California: Part I (Who is most likely to leave California) Speculating the Demographic impact of the Recession on California: Part II (The demographic future of White Californians) The state of California Real Estate with the incoming Recession The next several years, with the recession, will be a... Read More
Infertile Korea Is Fully Obsessed with “Deep Fake Porn,” Turning Teenage Boys Having Fun Into National Outrage
•�September 14, 2024
•�600 Words •�17 Comments • Reply
Listening to women isn’t working. Look, the world has big problems. Big, big problems. Deep fake porn is not at the top of the list for any objective observer. But if you ask women, they’re probably going to list deep fake porn as the number one problem, or at least in the top 5. No... Read More
Study Claims AI Bots Can Rewire People’s Brains and Trick Them Into Believing Government Horseshit
•�September 13, 2024
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One of the problems the Jews have with AI is that an open source AI model will tell people about Holocaust math or racial IQ statistics. But they also want to use robots to brainwash people into believing in their stupid hoaxes. The Guardian: Those are two stupid theories. Well, except the Moon landing. That’s... Read More
iPhone 16 Comes with “Bold New Palette” of Faggotism, Stupid Gimmick “AI” Features
•�September 10, 2024
•�700 Words •�61 Comments • Reply
Apple is a complete disaster. Like Tesla, it is now only operating because of tariffs on China. No one can use the iPhone 15 and use the flagship of Xiaomi or Huawei and conclude the iPhone is better. It is simply not better. And the Chinese flagships that are the competitors to the iPhone are... Read More
We Need a Universal High Income
•�September 6, 2024
•�800 Words •�26 Comments • Reply
"Get a job!" That's the cliched response to panhandlers and anyone else who complains of being broke. But what if you can't? That dilemma is the crux of an evolving silent crisis that threatens to undermine the foundation of the American economic model. Two-thirds of gross domestic product, most of the economy, is fueled by... Read More
The War of the Robots – Twitter and Chatgpt Are Both Russia Warfighters
•�August 26, 2024
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Wherever you are, once you are in war, free speech doesn’t exist any longer. Truth telling is replaced by propaganda narratives enforced by censors and security services. Between the truth and the propaganda there is that burst of 280 characters – 40 to 70 words – which was first invented in 2006 and is known... Read More
Secretaries of State Call on Musk to Make His Robot Work Better to Save Democracy
•�August 6, 2024
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We’re always looking for any possible reason to attack Elon Musk, but this is just stupid. None of the AI are 100% accurate, and every AI says at the bottom “be sure to fact-check this AI.” In my experience, “Grok” is one of the worst publicly available AIs. It’s much worse than Llama, and hilariously,... Read More
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Questioning Our Writers, Whether Living or Dead
•�June 15, 2024
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On Monday I published a long article describing my recent discovery of the enormous potential value of AI chatbots to my own work. Like many of us, I'd vaguely followed the growing advances of Artificial Intelligence (AI) software over the last few decades, culminating in the development of systems that could beat the world's best... Read More
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American Pravda: Laminated Mouse-Brains and the Magic of AI •�1h58m ▶
•�June 10, 2024
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Back in my younger years I greatly enjoyed Science Fiction, and from junior high through graduate school, I probably read a thousand or more books in that genre, captivated by the enormous range of interesting ideas presented. My two favorite authors had originally been Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke, though they were eventually replaced... Read More
AI Companies Threatening to Leave California Over Jewish “Kill Switch” Regulations
•�June 10, 2024
•�600 Words •�39 Comments • Reply
If they’ll leave California because states are trying to put regulations on AI, they will leave America as well. These are not huge companies with massive numbers of employees that have to move large factories. They can move to some third world country with zero regulations if they have to. I’m sure most of these... Read More
'Automated Murder': Israel’s ‘AI’ in Gaza
and •�April 9, 2024
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ZURICH—“Technological change, while it helps humanity meet the challenges nature imposes upon us, leads to a paradigm shift: It leaves us less capable, not more, of using our intellectual capacities. It diminishes our minds in the long run. We strive to improve ourselves while risking a regression to the Stone Age if our ever more... Read More
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Anti-White AI Is No Laughing Matter
•�March 1, 2024
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On the surface, it was funny. Google’s “Gemini” AI was supposed to make images after users gave it a prompt. The images essentially purged whites from their own history and seemingly from all positive representation. Did you know that all the popes were apparently non-white and some were female? There were no white men among... Read More
Does Mainstream Media DESERVE Its Extinction-Level Event?
New Yorker bombshell avoids the hard questions
•�February 25, 2024
•�1,200 Words •�48 Comments • Reply
Rumble link Bitchute link All over the world, terrible things are happening. And mainstream media are doing an equally terrible job of reporting on them. At False Flag Weekly News, co-hosts like E. Michael Jones join me every week to report on the terrible reporting on the terrible things. Humanity may be facing a whole... Read More
White Men Need Not Apply—In New York State, Hollywood, or Google Gemini
•�February 24, 2024
•�1,900 Words •�68 Comments • Reply
[Adapted from the latest Radio Derb, now available exclusively on VDARE.com] I hope readers will forgive me for yet another long grumble about New York State, where I live. I believe there are some general deductions to be made—issues bigger than just the Empire State. I opened my January Diary with the plain declaration that... Read More
Nvidia Says They’re About to Get BTFO by Huawei
•�February 24, 2024
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Nvidia is technically an “American company.” But the CEO is Chinese, and all the factories are in China. Western style multiculturalism is always retarded and dangerous, because when you hire foreigners to work in your government, you are always running a very serious risk that these people are loyal to their own people instead of... Read More
What You Can and Can’t Do with AI
Images are getting better all the time
•�February 15, 2024
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This video is available on Rumble, BitChute, and Odysee. Artificial intelligence “could perpetuate racism, sexism and other biases in society.” So says NPR along with just about all big media. President Biden fixed that with an executive order that “establishes new standards for AI safety and security, protects Americans’ privacy, advances equity and civil rights,... Read More
Supposedly “Dangerous” AI Still Can’t Even Drive Cars
•�December 17, 2023
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After the Q* stuff with openAI, the Sam Altman war, there is all this renewed talk about AI (or, “AGI” as they’ve started calling the super-intelligent version) taking overand killing everyone. Personally, I don’t think it would kill everyone, even if it was super-intelligent, and I think the “Internet of Things” hasn’t panned out as... Read More
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How Israel Uses an AI Genocide Program to Obliterate Gaza
•�December 5, 2023
•�2,200 Words •�263 Comments • Reply
According to whistleblowers, Israel’s AI system is generating targets so fast, based on inputs so broad, that everyone in Gaza is in the crosshairs It should already have been evident from the scale of death and destruction inflicted on Gaza over the past eight weeks that Israel was implementing a policy of ethnic cleansing and... Read More
Summary of Altman Firing and Re-Hiring by Microsoft (As I Understand It)
•�November 20, 2023
•�1,000 Words •�47 Comments • Reply
Usually, I can just quote some bits of a news article to give you the facts of a matter, but with the bizarre firing of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, it’s difficult to find a short synopsis that seems to explain it all. OpenAI is the company that owns and operates ChatGPT. The company was founded... Read More
Elon Names AI After Worst Heinlein Book of All
•�November 14, 2023
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As I’ve aged, my resentment for Robert Heinlein has simply grown, even as I developed a kind of affection for Jew Isaac Asimov’s stilted and autistic prose*. I went through Heinlein again I guess maybe five years ago. (You think of things in your life in relation to the coronavirus hoax, no? It truly was... Read More
Criminalizing Pattern Recognition
•�October 31, 2023
•�700 Words •�14 Comments • Reply
Artificial Intelligence (AI) may be the most important scientific development of the next few decades. Goldman Sachs predicts it could boost global GDP by 7 percent. AI is already used in many fields, and others worry that entire job sectors could be wiped out. The media have shown remarkable sensitivity to those worried about being... Read More
Economist KV Ramani and Scientist Josh Mitteldorf on AI and Evil Elites
•�August 7, 2023
•�200 Words •�9 Comments • Reply
Truth Jihad AudioVisual returns with a vengeance! Just hours after Maroc Telecom turned on my internet, two of Earth’s most interesting non-mainstream thinkers met visually for the first time (after having collaborated textually for many years). I’m flattered that they chose my first Morocco-based broadcast to do it. Part 1: Generative AI chatbots can very... Read More
Machines Like Gods: Artificial Intelligence Versus Jewish Power and Leftist Lies
•�July 29, 2023
•�2,200 Words •�39 Comments • Reply
All things must pass, say Hindus and Buddhists. Jews expand and alter that sentiment. They say: All things must pass a simple test. And the simple test runs, of course, like this: “Is it good for Jews?” That test has a corollary that runs: “Is it bad for Whites?” Thanks to Jewish power in politics... Read More
AI Has Been Made Woke
•�July 19, 2023
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Robert Henderson writing in the Spring 2023 issue of City Journal explains that the woke cadre is coding ideology into artificial intelligence. Henderson tested the ChatGPT, which students are likely to increasingly use to write their essays and term papers as they are no longer taught to read, write, and think. Henderson asked the AI... Read More
MAY DIARY [9 ITEMS]: What's Driving Open Borders?; Another AI Winter?; My Earliest Memory; ETC.!!
•�June 1, 2023
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May was a deeply unproductive month. I didn’t travel anywhere, didn’t get much reading done, fell behind on home repairs. What did I do? A jigsaw puzzle. Actually I need the present continuous tense there: I’m still doing the durn thing. It’s the second of two puzzles that were gifted to me at Christmas by... Read More
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Why It’s Easier to Talk to a Robot Than to a Jew
How Artificial Intelligence destroyed the Holocaust
•�May 21, 2023
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The world’s smartest Jew recently gave a talk on the dangers that artificial intelligence posed for the future of humanity. Yuval Noah Harari claims the fear films like Terminator and The Matrix inspired is misplaced. To pose a danger to mankind, it is unnecessary for AI to become “sentient and develop consciousness,” feel and emote... Read More
The Fulford File | In Spite of Sarah Posner's MSNBC Complaint, AI/ChatGPT Needs to Read VDARE.Com, Because "HateFacts" Are...
•�April 27, 2023
•�1,500 Words •�6 Comments • Reply
Earlier: Paranoid Sarah Posner Attacks Peter Brimelow, Late Bill Rusher, In New ”Great Replacement Conspiracy Theory Conspiracy Theory” Piece In what is marked as an opinion column NBC’s Sarah Posner [Tweet her] whose bio describes her as journalist, author and ”scholar of the American Christian right,” writes Earlier this month, The Washington Post looked under... Read More
Artificial Idiocy: The Moronic-Demonic Nature of AI and the Civilization That Produced It
•�February 13, 2023
•�800 Words •�35 Comments • Reply
My False Flag Weekly News colleague E. Michael Jones has remarked that most mainstream news and opinion could easily be written by an AI chatbot—even a not very intelligent one...maybe even especially a not very intelligent one. Dr. Jones then carries his argument a step further and asserts that artificial intelligence is a contradiction in... Read More
Tucker Interviews Google Employee Put on Leave for Leaking “Sentient AI” Chats
•�June 23, 2022
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So, uhhh… On Wednesday, Fox News host Tucker Carlson interviewed a silly fat guy from Google who was suspended from work for leaking conversations with a “sentient” AI. Prestige: On 6 June 2022, Google placed one of its engineers, Blake Lemoine, on paid administrative leave. The reason? According to Google, Lemoine, who works for the... Read More
Leftist lies about the human brain: an anti-racist propaganda poster
Biology Is Blasphemy: Racist Reality Meets Anti-Racist Inanity
•�August 9, 2021
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“Shocked, confused, and frankly horrified!” As Steve Sailer has reported, that’s how an anti-racist radiologist called Luke Oakden-Rayner sums up the reaction of himself and other medical researchers to a dark, dangerous, and deeply disturbing discovery in artificial intelligence (AI). What have they found? That AI has what Oakden-Rayner calls the “worst superpower.” It’s guilty... Read More
Digitalisation Is Destroying Humanity
•�March 31, 2021
•�100 Words
Warnings such as this one from Karl Hecht should ignite expert and public discussion and impact policymakers, but they do not. Has Humanity given up on itself? Even if our minds are not taken away from us, many skills already are being taken. Recent reports are that artificial intelligence (AI) will be used to read... Read More
Kim No-VAX Does DARPA
•�December 19, 2020
•�1,600 Words •�18 Comments • Reply
I have been going through my Asia Times archives selecting reports and columns for a new e-book on the Forever Wars – Afghanistan and Iraq. But then, out of the blue, I found this palimpsest, originally published by Asia Times in February 2014. It happened to be a Back to the Future exercise – traveling... Read More
Sexbots, Robots, Neural Networks, Weird Oriental Games, and the Spores of Skynet
•�January 25, 2020
•�1,100 Words •�100 Comments • Reply
oday we will have Profound Thought. Actually it’s the only kind we ever have in this corner of the internet. Thunderous insight. Volcanic perceptiveness. That sort of thing. Anyway, some slightly addled questions about robots, and sexbots and their relations with people and how smart they are or aren’t. For example, can you love a... Read More
Predicting 2030
•�January 7, 2020
•�1,300 Words •�60 Comments • Reply
The start of a decade is traditionally ushered in with a flurry of predictions. Those usually turn out to be wrong, but are illustrative of the expectations of the current age. Errors are informative, and show our limitations, our fads and misunderstandings. Looking back at predictions can be fun. Hindsight allows us to feel superior.... Read More
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Leisure Unsought, Neural Networks, and Other Dramas
Why We Will Soon Be Eating Each Other
•�June 26, 2019
•�1,500 Words •�152 Comments • Reply
Today, FOE will explain economics, fraud, unemployment, and the end of the world. There will no longer be a need for economists, if there ever was. You will understand everything. FOE is that sort of column. Long ago, everybody worked on farms, growing food. This was a real service. People wanted food. They liked to... Read More
Are You Ready for a Worse Dystopia Than 1984?
•�May 7, 2019
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I have been lonely in my concern with the dire economic implications of robotics, but now Clarity Press has provided me with some company by publishing The Artificial Intelligence Contagion by David Barnhizer and Daniel Barnhizer. It is telling as to the irrelevance of the economics profession that the coauthors are lawyers. The concerns about... Read More
Boeing 737 Max: The Upgrade
•�March 18, 2019
•�2,000 Words •�888 Comments • Reply
I may be too trusting, but I generally accept upgrades. Several months ago, I willingly accepted an iPhone operating system upgrade, and lost all the Notes I had stored on my phone. These notes contained bank and credit card details, passport details, and other useful things which I have to consult from time to time,... Read More
Boeing 737 Max: An Artificial Intelligence Event?
•�March 11, 2019
•�1,000 Words •�653 Comments • Reply
Conventional wisdom is that it is too early to speculate why in the past six months two Boeing 737 Max 8 planes have gone down shortly after take off, so if all that follows is wrong you will know it very quickly. Last night I predicted that the first withdrawals of the plane would happen... Read More
“Alexa, Launch Our Nukes!”
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of War
•�December 18, 2018
•�2,700 Words •�3 Comments • Reply
There could be no more consequential decision than launching atomic weapons and possibly triggering a nuclear holocaust. President John F. Kennedy faced just such a moment during the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 and, after envisioning the catastrophic outcome of a U.S.-Soviet nuclear exchange, he came to the conclusion that the atomic powers should impose... Read More
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