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AI Warnings Growing Louder

What if the people building the most powerful technology in human history are starting to warn us that it could eventually destroy us?

Is there a deeper reason we don’t know about?

A growing number of AI researchers, scientists, and industry insiders are raising disturbing questions about what could happen if artificial intelligence becomes more capable than humans can control. Some have even warned that advanced AI could pose that threat within the next decade.

But how real is that danger? Are these warnings based on genuine evidence, or are we witnessing the beginning of a much bigger battle over who controls the future of AI?

Now, things are escalating. Florida is asking a court to intervene in the development of ChatGPT, putting new pressure on OpenAI as governments begin questioning whether AI companies are moving faster than regulators can keep up.

On this Edge of Wonder live show, Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts investigate the warnings coming from inside the AI world, the growing push to restrict advanced AI development, and the possibility that humanity may be creating something it cannot stop.

Rebuilding Lost Technologies

Scientist Weston Warren explains why he believes ancient civilizations possessed technology far beyond what we have been taught, and how his research group is rebuilding it from clues in ancient scripture.

In Part One, we discuss suppressed science, lost civilizations, and his claim that cathedrals once used sound, light, and sacred geometry for healing. We’ll return with a second part next Sunday. Here’s more from Man In America.

AI Will End Humanity, Unless…?

Does AI really pose a threat ton humanity, or is all the fear mongering an election year fraud, as the Democrats keep running out of complaints to address? Here, Mr. Reagan dives into the issue. He does believe there are problems, but he also believes “alignment” remains possible. Alignment means AI will work in conjunction with humanity, not in opposition to humanity. Here’s more from Mr. Reagan.

In case you wanted to see more, here is Roman Yampolskiy’s appearance on Triggernometry. 

Does AI Want All Of Us Dead?

Former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon has publicly resigned, taking to Twitter/X to warn that the race toward supercharged artificial intelligence could end catastrophically for humanity.

While everyone is freaking out, I’m sitting over here wondering: gee, I wonder what we’re being distracted from? Here’s more from Really Graceful.

Why Fly?

In an age where flight simulators get ever more realistic and actual flight schools become ever more scarce, Bill Whittle makes the case for doing the thing In Real Life — in this case, taking up a hobby (and potentially lucrative vocation) that can make you feel like nothing less than the king of the air and a lord of creation.

Here’s a new edition of The Right Angle, led by Whittle and joined by Steve Green and Scott Ott.

Philadelphia: Disappearing Act

Why has President Donald Trump based his Golden Dome project at the site of the U.S. Naval Shipyards in Philadelphia? Does the project mirror in any way the scientific work behind the Philadelphia Experiment, which occurred at these same shipyards in the 1940s?

That experiment involved making a U.S. destroyer escort, the Eldridge, disappear and resurface in a feat of paranormal legerdemain.  In fact, nothing was publicly said about the work for more than a decade until a book eventually appeared in 1955 by Morris K. Jessup called The Case For The UFO: Unidentified Flying Objects.

Here, the Dark Journalist Daniel Liszt details connections linking the two projects. And he’s joined by Joseph Farrell, a dedicated researcher who has written one of the few books about the Philadelphia Experiment.

They touch upon the science, but also the extensive secrecy, much of which still shrouds this work more than 70 years later. In addition, they delve into Project Rainbow, another top-secret venture involved in trying to shrink the radar tracking of Y2 flights over the Soviet Union.

An American Tech Boom

America is undergoing a technological revolution across artificial intelligence, space exploration, software, genetic engineering, and other industries that will shape the future. U.S. companies dominate many of the world’s most valuable technology sectors, while American AI platforms account for most of the services people around the world use every day.

SpaceX and other American companies are dramatically outpacing foreign competitors in satellites and rocket launches, while U.S. software companies command enormous global valuations. American firms are also leading emerging fields such as genetic engineering and advanced medical technology.

Despite decades of predictions about American decline and the rise of China and Europe, the United States has strengthened its position in many of the technologies that will determine global prosperity, security, and power in the decades ahead. Here’s more from Victor Davis Hanson.

An Age of Miracles And Wonders

Scott Ott looks away from the Doomscrolling and discovers a universe of astonishing inventions and fantastic breakthroughs and also there seems to be a nasty bug going around the Right Angle crew. Here’s more from Scott, joined by Bill Whittle and Steve Green.

Climate Change: Another Hoax

It seems “The Experts,” were once again inaccurate with their climate change predictions.

Why is the Earth getting hotter? Because of a lack of pollution! Here’s more from Glenn Beck.

Silicon Elite Clones Himself

Bryan Johnson is saying that he has cloned himself in order to get new viable organs. Johnson was the founder of Braintree, which later acquired Venmo.

His object: Fight against aging. Or, in his words, “don’t die.” Here’s more from Glen Beck.

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