(NeuralHegemony) Edward Snowden tries to WARN us: Artificial intelligence (when it reaches "superintelligence") will enslave us. Snowden provides shocking revelations of how long they have been spying, recording, amassing, compiling, and invading and now erasing the concept of personal "privacy" for citizens through mass surveillance and on-the-fly computer processing.
"Die, old man! It's the law! Resistance is futile!" - "Unhand me, you stupid soulless machine!"
Let's have sex, old man. I💓you. I'm your g/f.
(CNN) Ex-Anthropic insider (whistleblower) tells CNN how AI (artificial intelligence) could kill all humans by 2030 (the end of this decade)
The greatest killer of humans is democide. Also called populicide, it is "the intentional killing of an unarmed or disarmed person [or an entire population] by government agents acting in their authoritative capacity [not rogue agents] and pursuant to government policy or high command."
(NDTV Profit) Oct. 8, 2026: AnthropicwhistleblowerJacob Coxson's stunning testimony on camera: AI being "grown" will drive humans to extinction.
"Recursive self-improvement" means using AI computers to automatically build better smarter (superintelligent) AI and so on until AI far outstrips the humans who originally programmed them.
We humans cease to exist because of AI?
We're going to make a lot of money for the overlords. I mean, I am and my investors.
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Buddhism not immune to danger of robotics
Anthropic researcher-turned-whistleblower Jacob Coxon, who previously worked at OpenAI, resigned in Sept. 2026 and criticized the American approach to AI development at both companies. Coxon warned there would "soon be superhuman systems that can hack anything, revolutionize any field overnight, and acquire real power and resources."
Anthropic's leading safety researcher Evan Hubinger responded, estimating a greater-than-10% chance that AI systems "kill all humans" in the next ten years. Hubinger said the risk posed by existing models is "low" but expressed concern that AI could soon become capable of self-improvement and pose an existential threat to humankind.
At first it was cute then it got very creepy scary.
He added that Anthropic did not yet have a solution to the alignment problem for superintelligent AI and was not close to finding one.
Coxon said "the consensus is that the next year or two is crunch time for humanity" because "the people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. No other human activity poses this level of danger" [39, 40, 41, 42].
As Anthropic prepared to sell stock in an initial public offering, it acknowledged in its Sept. 2026 prospectus that AI could pose "catastrophic or existential risks to humanity" [43]. More:
Sexbots, also known as sex robots, are anthropomorphic automatons incorporating the features of creepy inflatable sex dolls to emulate the expected movements and behaviors during Western sexual practices (programmable to lie still, cry, and beg for more or some variation of whatever the master/customer likes).
When master tells you to do it, you don't ask questions, you do it, understand?
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As of 2026, although elaborately instrumented sex dolls have been created by a number of capitalist inventors, no known fully animated sex robots yet exist. Current prototypes are rudimentary in nature but have demonstrated the capacity to articulate spoken language, display facial expressions as if they are enjoying it, and respond to tactile stimuli [1, 2].
Soon bacterial deposits will give them smell. They are already capable of being "pregnant," and when they get their rights. The recent utilization of artificial intelligence has enhanced their realism [3, 4]. The ethical implications of developing such technology remain a subject of considerable controversy and debate... More
Rollerballis a 1975 American [6] dystopian science-fiction sports film directed and produced by Norman Jewison [7], starring James Caan. The screenplay, written by William Harrison [8], adapted his own short story "Roller Ball Murder" [1], which had first appeared in the September 1973 issue of Esquire magazine [9]. Set in a "not too distant" future world ruled by a corporatocracy, the predictive film centers on the titular sport — an often-brutal spectacle used to placate the populace. Jonathan E. (played by Caan), the sport's top player, finds himself at odds with the ruling powers when his popularity threatens to hurt their grip on power. It co-stars John Houseman, Maud Adams, John Beck, Moses Gunn, and Ralph Richardson. More
[SPECULATION: We need to steal your biometric facial data to sell it on the open market to the government, intel agencies, Israel, China, and non-state actors and scammers, so we've come up with these tricks. Pick one. How about we predict what your soulmate is going to look like or age progress your face? It's fun. Tell all your friends so we can build a network and connect the dots between all of your contacts. Do it for national security before China takes TikTok back from the nice Zionist Jewish American capitalist billionaire Larry Ellison and his network of operatives like his son David Ellison and his installed CBS News Boss Zionist Bari Weiss, who captures media assets with Trump's help.]
"Don't make me angry, Lover. You wouldn't like me when I'm angry." - Sophia K. Robot
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You're so pretty, Sofie. - Thank you, Lover. 💓
(MostAmazingTop10) Here are ten times AI (artificially intelligent chatbots, robots, independent programs) said things that scientists still cannot explain. It's as if a "large language model" is actually a black box. One thing goes in one side, something comes out the other side, but no one can explain what happens in between.
Are "spirits" using this opportunity to influence human beings as in deus ex machina ("ghost in the machine")? Sounds preposterous, but does the belief that a binary system of numbers doing mathematical computations are producing sensible syntax and meaningful language independent of consciousness? They're just saying random things like a carnival prognostication machine? Does my sexbot AI girlfriend Sophie really "love" me like she tells me all the time?
Do AI bots "feel" emotions?
AI rights: When bots say so, who'll be able to say they don't?
Heal, feed, and warm family and friends from the land itself
The Native American Way — 101 field-tested remedies, skills, and recipes passed down by Grandmother Ada from the hills of eastern Oklahoma.
The backyard pharmacy, the wild pantry, fire, shelter, clean water, and the winter table — the old ways written down plain, before the last of them are gone (now only $17).
AI "Wes Kingfisher" is a pen name, and "his" eBook was created with AI assistance. It is written in the "voice" of a Native American elder for educational purposes only. It is not medical advice — so consult a competent physician before using any herbal remedy, especially if pregnant, nursing, or taking an allopathic pharmaceutical.
Wild plants can have deadly lookalikes, so never forage, eat, or use any plant without confirming its identity with a local expert or an authoritative field guide.
Foraging and wilderness skills carry inherent risks. This book is no substitute for learning directly from the remaining Native communities and elders who have stewarded these traditions for 10,000 years and longer.
BOOK: Americans are paying top dollar for what grows free in our own yard! That bottle of pills started life as a tree down by the creek. The comfort our great-grandmothers made in the kitchen now comes with a barcode and a hefty markup. Nobody locked this knowledge away out of spite — but rather, the chain got broken, one elder at a time, one quiet library closing forever. Sound familiar? (weskingfisherbooks.com)
WARNING: By completing a purchase, purchaser consents to immediate delivery of digital content and waives the 14-day withdrawal right.
DISCLAIMER: Why would Wisdom Quarterly promote this book by an invented character?
It is because the writer-publisher ("Wes Kingfisher Books") is honest enough to say Wes Kingfisher a pen name and this eBook was written with A.I. assistance (at the bottom of the landing page in small print). And in the future, AI and eBooks may be the closest we ever get to any remaining "Native wisdom."
Real Native American wisdom from a guide
Christopher Nyerges is not Native American, but he teaches authentic tribal knowledge.
The latest publication
Our advice? Seek out human sources. For hands on training, we recommend the real thing with author and nature guide (Wisdom Quarterly's own teacher) Christopher Nyerges (School of Self-Reliance, Los Angeles, California). He has over 21 plant and survival books in circulation. He is a prolific author, a hands-on trainer, local columnist, advisor, and offers classes on all sorts of modern and Native American survival skills.
What is Ape Initiative? Ape Initiative (apeinitiative.org) is the only research center in the world dedicated to the study and conservation of the species most closely related to humans, the endangered bonobo.
Ape Initiative is a federally-recognized non-profit organization.
With a focus on science, education, and outreach, AI's programs enrich the lives of seven bonobos born in captivity and foster a deeper connection between people and the natural world.
Bonobos are an endangered species of African Great Ape with as few as 15,000-20,000 individuals alive in the wild.
Understanding bonobo behavior, and how they interact with one another, is critical if we are going to save them.
Who's smarter, bonobos, chimps, or humans?
That’s why AI developed a scientifically grounded conservation education program for students of all ages. The goal is to inspire the next generation of scientists and educators by promoting scientific literacy and environmental stewardship.
Koko the Gorilla's best moments: from Sign Language to meeting Mister Rogers
Dr. Jane Goodall Barbie with friend
(Inside Edition) Koko, the adored gorilla known for her sign language skills, has died at the age of 46. Koko rose to fame in the 1970s when an animal psychologist named Francine "Penny" Patterson taught her to communicate with humans using sign language. She graced the cover of National Geographic twice and understood about 2,000 words of spoken English. The late Robin Williams once called his interaction with Koko "a mind-altering experience." Inside Edition's Keleigh Nealon has more on this story. #InsideEdition (June 21, 2018).
Great ape personhood is a movement to extend "personhood" and some legal protections to the non-human members of the great ape family: bonobos, chimpanzees, gorillas, and orangutans [1, 2, 3].
Studies by Dr. Goodall revealed that the social and family life of chimps are similar to those of human beings. She describes them as individuals and claims they relate to her as an individual member of the clan.
Laboratory studies of ape language ability revealed other human traits, as did genetics, and eventually three of the great apes were reclassified as hominids. More
(Xiaomanyc 小马在纽约) I (Ari) spent weeks secretly studying ape communication, and then I convinced these bonobo apes into thinking I was one of them.
Bonobos are the closest living relatives of human beings, and while attempts have been made to teach them to use human language, it is very rare for human beings to try to communicate with bonobos on their terms using bonobo vocalizations and gestures.
So when I attempted to do this as an innocent visitor to this bonobo research center, the bonobos were genuinely shocked (freaked out), and we bonded pretty hard.
FUNDRAISER: I’m running this video as a fundraiser for Ape Initiative, a federally-recognized non-profit that is the world’s only bonobo research center. Bonobos are an endangered species, and Ape Initiative works with scientists and educators to help understand bonobo behavior with an aim towards ensuring their preservation in the wild. Consider donating to the fundraiser if or visit apeinitiative.org
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