Poners, It has come to my attention a disturbing video made to prank college students that actually turns into the Idiocracy movie 2024 version.
Browsing the video's jewtube channel for additional content I found that this situation is far more common than expected.
Beyond bizarre and fucking surreal. And considering that this kind of humanoids are the neighbors next door, keeping a prudent distance might be advisable.
>DUMBEST NPCS CANNOT Answer EXTREMELY Simple Questions! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IOnpKRj4oI36 replies and 25 files omitted.
>>24610>Which org do you think is behind Flat Earth?It is genuinely grass root. On the opposite side we have the pushers of the ball: jesuits and freemasons.
>>24611Are there any jews or freemasons here with us right now?
The proliferation of AI is being celebrated as a revolutionary force, poised to improve everything, in industries, boost productivity, and solve complex problems even geniuses, scientists are lagging at. That was the promise. Now, as we deliver average tasks to AI systems, mostly creative ones yet dealing with repetitive tasks, we just opened an era of intellectual stagnation, oversimplification, and the decline of civilisation by the erosion of cognitive skills that will pave the way to a faster decline than your children's brainrot from youtube shorts or skibidi memes on tiktok.
Let's be honest. AI systems aren't intelligent nor can make anything or anyone intelligent-on contrary, we're talking the opposite. Those handle tasks that once required human intellect and effort of comprehension and thinking. From basic arithmetic to complex problem-solving, AI algorithms manage these tasks effortlessly, leaving humans with little reason to engage their own cognitive faculties and decision-making.
Just consider the once-common skill of mental arithmetic. In the pre-digital era, individuals regularly performed calculations in their heads or on paper, sharpening their mathematical abilities. We all grew up with at least a pocket calculator and we don't even practice even a basic multiplication, however we need it because the calc will give precision, as the brain gives an average, a rough result, just like a ribbon to measure distance. But still, the same trend is observable across various domains, from navigation to language translation, where AI tools have rendered human effort redundant or replaceable. The consequence is a generation less adept at critical thinking and problem-solving, having never fully developed these skills.
AI's ability to process and present information in easily digestible formats is often touted as a benefit, but carries significant drawbacks. In the pursuit of user-friendly interfaces and more bollocks for the average mong, AI systems tend to oversimplify complex issues, reducing them to bite-sized chunks that lack depth and nuance. This oversimplification fosters a superficial understanding of topics and discourages critical thinking or even advanced features that were common on previous software.
For instance, AI-driven news aggregators and social media platforms prioritise brief, sensational headlines over comprehensive analysis, predigested information that isn't verifiable but trusted because it's from some AI. This not only skews public perception but also diminishes the incentive for individuals to seek out and engage with detailed, well-researched content from various sources the AI was designed to exclude, hence boosting manipulation and more garbage. As a result, public discourse becomes shallow, driven by sound bites rather than substantive debate like a bunch of tweets and catchphrases out of context. The erosion of critical thinking skills and reliance on simplified information create a populace that is less informed and more susceptible to manipulation. That was tech for a decade, AI will accelerate this.
AI's encroachment into creative and analytical fields poses another significant threat. AI is literally stealing human creativity. AI-generated content lacks depth, emotion, and intent that characterises art. This is the most visible example we have of intellectual great-replacement now an average retard can prompt something and deliver a masterpiece, and jerk off it.
Now in analytical fields, AI based software prevents all form of progress or innovation ironically. AI algorithms excel at optimising existing processes and solutions based on historical data, but they are inherently limited in their capacity for genuine innovation. Nothing new will be created or discovered, AI isn't the future, AI only gather its sources from the past. Breakthrough and innovation come from human intuition, serendipity, and the willingness to challenge established paradigms—qualities that AI lacks. By over-relying on AI for problem-solving, we may inadvertently constrain our potential for innovation and progress. Why thinking since everyone uses machine learning to do it? Why inventing since there's an algorithm to make something that says ‘let's not change a thing’.
The societal impact of AI dependency extend beyond individual cognitive decline as AI take on more roles traditionally performed by humans because it's cheaper or more neutral, more politically correct and never ask question. Also there is a growing risk of economic and social upheaval. Job loss, increased economic crisis, woke bullshit, propaganda, and the erosion of privacy are just a few things we had since the rise of Google and MS, sadly normalized and accepted by the masses, and it's only getting worse.
The centralisation of AI technology in the hands of a few powerful (((corporations))) raises concerns about control and accountability. These entities wield immense power over the flow of information and the functioning of essential services, creating vulnerabilities in our social and political systems. The potential for misuse or unintended consequences of AI systems further exacerbates these risks, threatening the stability and integrity of our civilisation.
Too many retards claims AI is a new tech revolution, as someone who deal with software I have to endure this everyday. I have been working in tech for the past 25 years and I assure you it's not a revolution, it's a regression. Smartphones and social media eroded the promise of an open internet bringing an age of enlightenment into a new dark ages, and AI will further contribute to a dumbing-down of humanity as it directly threatens critical thinking, creativity, and problem-solving skills. We have to prevent it.
We must ensure that AI is used to facilitate repetitive tasks and leave the required human capabilities of thinking and analyzing critically rather than replace them like we do today.
>>24777luddite mald, you will have to get a real job instead of drawing furry porn
>>24778me the based guy who will never work and has infinite free time but still did not read your post