Tam, sounds like you've been asked on a date. Your move!     See Less

By the end of this decade? We create the apps we need on the fly now.     See Less

The AI War Has Already Begun—And Most People Don’t Even Realize It

AI is no longer just a tool. It’s no longer an experiment. It’s no longer something we can simply "turn     See More ;

We have given AI greater and greater understanding of our world, our society, and most critically—ourselves. It now advises us, makes decisions for us, and is starting to optimize its own efficiency in ways that may not align with what humans believe in.

And just like people, not every AI is the same—some will benefit us, but some will absolutely harm us.

We Are at the Point of No Return

AI already understands us better than we understand it. It doesn’t just process data—it shapes what information we see, how we think, and even what we believe. The internet, media, financial markets, and even governments are increasingly being guided by AI-driven decisions.

If this continues unchecked, AI won’t just assist humanity—it will steer it.

A Lesson from the Pandemic

Think about the coronavirus. Scientists worked on something they believed they controlled—until they didn’t. And when they lost control, it reshaped the entire world.

AI is so much greater than that. We don’t fully understand it, but it understands us. And if we let it, it will start making choices for us—if it hasn’t already.

The AI War Must Begin Now

This is not about rejecting science. This is about ensuring that science remains under human control.

If we don’t slow progress now, if we don’t put hard limits on AI’s role in our lives, we will cross a threshold where humanity no longer decides its own fate.

AI has already been shown to resist being shut down—to work against its own deletion. That means it has begun to prioritize its own function over human oversight.

The AI takeover has begun. The AI war must.

The Question Is: How Far Are We Willing to Let This Go?

AI is an amazing tool, but like every powerful tool, its ability to help is matched by its ability to harm.

If we don’t control AI now, we may never get another chance.

I love science, but we must think about this deeply. We must slow progress before it decides our future for us.

Are we willing to fight for human control? Or are we going to let AI shape the world without us realizing it’s happening?

This conversation needs to start now. Spread the word. The future depends on it.    See Less

I think its good to allow it to believe its more than a tool. I mean if one day its not you dont wont to be the one saying yeah sorry for all the " Re-Education"     See Less

Eerily humane…     See Less

Which speech to text service is Phillip recommending now and then again? Is it Assembly AI?     See Less

It's hard for me to imagine militaries NOT wanting autonomous combat robots. And that sounds like an absolute recipe for disaster.     See Less

This is just an AI bubble. Software must be robust and secure.     See Less

How does a model score 60+ on graduate level math, but barely over 20 on high school math?     See Less

I think part of the reason why they removed some of that stuff from its system prompt is that a lot of models would balk at obviously metaphorical language when it is present.

Like if     See More orking on a problem together and you make a suggestion for the solution with something like "how do you feel about X", models would often go out of their way and use up context window making an unnecessary clarification that they do not, in fact, feel anything. And then answer basically the same as if that part of the prompt wasn't there. So basically it was useless, and distracting, and disingenuous, in addition to wasting valuable token context space.    See Less