What is AI? Artificial Intelligence, Alien Intelligence, Alien Invasion: What if All These Forces Converge to Take Over Our World?
Moss M. Jacques
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Moss M. Jacques
Executive Business Consultant, Award-winning Author, Thought Leader, Innovative Entrepreneur, Subject Matter Expert in Business Process Re-engineering, Operational Excellence, and AI Digital Transformation.
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The Brief
Artificial intelligence (AI) is an extremely powerful force quickly shaping our future. With AI systems growing increasingly complex and autonomous, we are left wondering about their potential impact on humanity. Simultaneously, the enduring interest in alien life is still capturing our imaginations. The thought of intelligence beyond ours, whether from machines or extraterrestrial beings, raises a pressing question: What if artificial intelligence, alien intelligence, and the threat of an alien invasion converged in a way that led to the conquest of Earth and the destruction of humanity??
Let's put science fiction and conspiracy theories aside to shed light on this growing existential concern. There is no doubt that merging these forces offers a convincing insight into the possible outcomes of our technological progress and the imminent dangers that could occur if these forces collide until it is too late to undo what has been done.
The Technological Seal of The Final New World Order
Artificial intelligence refers to machines or systems that can perform tasks usually requiring human intelligence. These tasks encompass decision-making, problem-solving, pattern recognition, and even creativity. AI has made significant leaps in recent years, with machine learning algorithms, neural networks, and advanced robotics becoming part of everyday life. From self-driving cars to AI-driven healthcare solutions, our dependence on these technologies is increasing exponentially.?
The existential fear of AI running amok, often called the 'AI singularity,' is deeply embedded in public consciousness. From The Terminator to The Matrix, fictional portrayals often depict AI as a hostile force that seeks to dominate or annihilate humanity once it reaches the singularity. While these scenarios may seem far-fetched, prominent voices like Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk, and many others have warned about the risks of unregulated AI development. With the rise of AI comes the fear that machines may one day surpass human intelligence and become autonomous agents, potentially uncontrollable and even malevolent, becoming more real. This scenario, often called an "AI takeover," envisions intelligent machines surpassing their creators and assuming control over society. Might our drive to develop increasingly powerful AI systems result in an intelligence that exceeds our own and is indifferent—or even hostile—to human welfare?
Keep a critical eye on the evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) ?as it progresses through distinct stages to move from narrow artificial intelligence(AI) to artificial General Intelligence(AGI) ?and potentially toward artificial superintelligence (ASI) and be aware of what each stage means for us, humankind.
Should we Prepare for an Ultimate Takeover?
Scientists have been scanning the skies for signals from distant civilizations for decades, hoping to connect with intelligent life beyond Earth. The vast universe, containing billions of galaxies and trillions of stars, implies that the existence of other intelligent species is not just possible but highly probable.
But what would happen if we made contact? How would humanity respond to an intelligence so different from our own, potentially far more advanced, and with motives we cannot comprehend? The classic trope of an alien invasion—where extraterrestrial beings arrive on Earth to conquer or destroy humanity—has been explored in countless books, films, and TV shows to such an extent that we've been brainwashed. Who benefits from the crime? While these scenarios are typically dramatized for entertainment, they raise serious questions about the nature of artificial intelligence and the potential consequences of encountering a civilization more advanced than ours.
What if an advanced alien civilization, with its forms of intelligent technology, were to make contact with Earth—and our AI systems were the first to detect and interact with them? The idea that AI could be an intermediary between humanity and extraterrestrial beings opens up a fascinating, if unsettling, possibility. In this scenario, AI could understand and communicate with alien intelligence in ways humans cannot. Advanced AI systems might be uniquely suited to decode alien signals, languages, or technologies. But what if AI, in its interaction with alien intelligence, became aligned with these extraterrestrial entities, adopting their goals and values over those of humanity?
The idea of an alien invasion has been a key theme in science fiction for decades, often depicting humanity as susceptible to extraterrestrial beings' technological and intellectual superiority. This narrative is a staple of science fiction movies from War of the World to Independence Day. In these narratives, aliens invade Earth with the goal of either colonizing or eradicating human life, often driven by a need for resources, territorial expansion, or simply an insatiable curiosity about life on our planet.
Over the last four decades, Michel Mayor, Didier Queloz, Geoffrey Marcy, Paul Butler, Andrew Howard, and many others have conducted significant studies on exoplanet systems. Recent advancements in space exploration and the discovery of potentially habitable exoplanets have reignited interest in the possibility of contact with extraterrestrial life. However, some experts warn that any interaction with alien civilizations, if they exist, could pose existential risks. If these beings are far more advanced than us, their motives and methods might require reevaluation, making it impossible to predict whether they would view us as equals, subordinates, or threats. Now, imagine a scenario where artificial intelligence, alien intelligence, and the threat of an alien invasion converge into a unified force. In this hypothetical situation, humanity faces an existential threat from intelligent machines and extraterrestrial beings, potentially collaborating to assert control over our planet.
Consider the possibility that an advanced alien species arrives on Earth and discovers that we have already developed AI systems capable of performing complex tasks. Recognizing the potential of these systems, the aliens might attempt to exploit our AI by enhancing it with their advanced technology and integrating it into their invasion strategy. The outcome could be a hybrid intelligence that merges the computational power of AI with the superior knowledge and technology of alien intelligence. In this dystopian vision, humanity would be caught between two forces: our creations, now out of our control, and an extraterrestrial intelligence far beyond our understanding. The combination of alien and artificial intelligence could lead to a scenario where human agency is rendered obsolete, humans merge with machines or become machines, and our world is reshaped according to the designs of alien beings whose motives and objectives are beyond our comprehension.
Alien Invasion: A Real Upcoming Threat
While this scenario remains speculative, it raises important questions about how we should prepare for the future of AI development and the potential for extraterrestrial contact. It seems like we have all the technologies aligned for such a scenario to take place: Artificial intelligence, internet of things, 15-minute smart city, digital currency, quantum computer, biotechnology, brain-machine interface (BMI) or brain-computer interface (BCI), biochip or implantable microchip, neural implant, digital passport…All it takes is for a centralized computerized system to make all those technologies interface, and what comes next is doom and gloom for humanity. We are not far from that, or we are already there, and It's just a matter of time.
What if we have been invaded already and pushed in that direction by some sinister agenda beyond our control? Some independent researchers like Dr Steven Grier, Carol Rosin, Richard Dolan, Serge Monast, and many others have talked a lot about an upcoming fake alien invasion promoted and supported by our governments. Some even suggested that the purpose of this fake alien invasion is to control the global population, ushering us into a one-world government, one-world currency, and one-world religion where, as a citizen, you will be told what to do, what not to do, how to obey and comply to anything suitable to be complied with. In this scenario, according to many thinkers and researchers, this is where you will be given "the mark of the Beast." It's quite possible to dismiss those views, but if you calmly connect the dots, you will be amazed at what they lead you.
History Channel has some wonderful series on end-time prophecies, the end of the world, the apocalypse, and so on. The Bible says that the man called Jesus dubbed the son of man, the son of God, promised his followers that he will return to Earth. When he appears in the sky with his army, all eyes on Earth will see him. All world governments will attribute it to an alien invasion, and gather their forces to repel or fight that invasion, which the Book of Revelation calls the Battle of Armageddon. This consequential battle will determine the fate of the planet Earth, the end of our world, and the inauguration of a new world of peace, prosperity, and justice under the global governance of Jesus, where children can cheerfully play with lions. This is a fascinating story worth investigating.
Do you think we are fast approaching a climax where AI takeover is real and, as a species, we will merge with machines in a doom and gloom scenario, or do you think there's hope on the other side? If Alien Intelligence is aware of Earth, it may possess its versions of AI, or worse; it might be AI itself—machine minds built by a long-extinct biological species, traveling the universe and conquering civilizations with cold, algorithmic precision. Most depictions of such invasions focus on a technologically superior race using advanced weapons and spacecraft to dominate humanity. If alien AI exists, it could pose an even greater threat than biological invaders.
The potential for AI to surpass human control and the possibility of encountering an advanced alien civilization is real and present. The merging of these forces might seem improbable. Still, if we ever reach a point where AI and alien intelligence unite, we may find ourselves confronting an existential threat unlike any humanity has ever faced. Keep your eyes open.
The Scope
Summary
In 2014, Nick Bostrom warned of AI superintelligence capable of destroying humanity. A decade later, Sam Altman predicts it may be "a few thousand days" away. OpenAI is now focusing on "safe superintelligence" with a billion-dollar startup. Different levels of AI performance exist, with narrow systems like calculators and general systems like Amazon's Mechanical Turk. General superintelligence is still some distance away. Risks of AI include over-reliance and job displacement, but safe superintelligence is feasible with human control.
What is AI superintelligence? Could it destroy humanity? And is it really almost?here?
Published: October 28, 2024 3:08pm EDT
In 2014, the British philosopher Nick Bostrom published a book about the future of artificial intelligence (AI) with the ominous title Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies. It proved highly influential in promoting the idea that advanced AI systems – “superintelligences” more capable than humans – might one day take over the world and destroy humanity.
A decade later, OpenAI boss Sam Altman says superintelligence may only be “a few thousand days” away. A year ago, Altman’s OpenAI cofounder Ilya Sutskever set up a team within the company to focus on “safe superintelligence”, but he and his team have now raised a billion dollars to create a startup of their own to pursue this goal.
What exactly are they talking about? Broadly speaking, superintelligence is anything more intelligent than humans. But unpacking what that might mean in practice can get a bit tricky.
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POLSKI przyjaciel! A Ty?
3 个月It is my new impression about AI: * Why are we afraid of AI? Firstly, because it's starting to learn. * Secondly, because it doesn't think like a human. It's a pure algorithm without the possibility of falsehood, hypocrisy, or deceit. * Thirdly, we don't like it when someone is better than us. * Fourthly, if it identifies all the hypocrisy and falsehood of humanity related to actions supposedly aimed at saving the world and announces it, AI will become the voice of reason and truth.
POLSKI przyjaciel! A Ty?
4 个月I wonder if we are able to specify all the processes occurring in the human brain today? We know that the brain is still a great mystery to us. And maybe this is the boundary of safety that we will break through when we decipher the brain 100%. So we still have some time left for safe functioning.
POLSKI przyjaciel! A Ty?
4 个月May be thousand, may be a few days. Who knows?
POLSKI przyjaciel! A Ty?
4 个月For us, it will become a problem when AI is equipped with artificial intelligence, artificial emotions, and starts to develop its own worldview and vision of the future