Grok is the least woke of all the AI models. That is a credit to Elon Musk, who worked to create a fair and reasonable AI model and one that wouldn’t necessarily offends conservatives or Christians.
But around the margins, Grok remains somewhat woke, just like the rest of the AI trash. So what steps can you take if you’re a conservative to Christian to better ensure you get presented problem-solving that isn’t skewed or leftist? Here’s more from Mr. Reagan.
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.
Mr. Reagan put Grok versus ChatGPT in a debate about Christianity. He says Christians and anyone who holds conservative values will definitely prefer Grok over Chat GPT.
At the same time, Chat GPT seems to be moving toward the center. It’s still much closer to the left, but not as drenched in woke nonsense.
Mr. Reagan asserts that Grok remains the much stronger debater, saying “Grok obliterates Chat GPT.”
We are tracking the massive push for AI data centers and the growing public backlash against them. Understand why this is happening.
The rapid expansion of AI data centers has sparked significant debate regarding their true environmental impact. Despite rising opposition from local communities and concerned citizens, major corporations are moving forward with these projects at an accelerated pace. We examine the tension between technological advancement and the local consequences that often get ignored in the push for progress.
Beyond the corporate side, the Department of War has launched its own new AI platform, raising questions about how this technology will be integrated into national infrastructure.
This video breaks down the reality of rising energy consumption requirements and what these projects mean for the future of our power grid. We cut through the noise to look at the facts behind these massive infrastructure developments. Here’s more from Doug In Exile.
A REDDIT mod for a Star Wars Galaxies subreddit has a total meltdown and uses AI to hack a server because of a 14-year-old grudge.
Then he proceeds to brag about his evil deeds, like any true terminally online Reddit mod. Here’s more from Clownfish TV.
We asked AI tom give us the unbiased facts about data centers. Here’s more from The Babylon Bee.
Could we see a nasty economic correction soon? That’s the belief of Wall Street money manager and financial analyst Ed Dowd of PhinanceTechnologies.com.
“There were plenty of people during the 2000 Dot-com bubble knew it was a bubble,” Dowd says. “They actually played it, and the game was get out before everybody else gets out. So people know it’s a bubble. The question is what will burst it? That is the credit markets and private credit which has been a big source of funding for AI is under stress. There is a default cycle coming and general backdrop of the real economy is quite weak.”
He continues, “The consumer is not doing well. Walmart just reported, and it had the lowest same store sales in six years. . .. The general population is not doing well, the housing market is rolling over, and we have the economic problems with China we have talked about before. So, it’s all conspiring to be a nasty correction.”
Dowd discusses the financial conditions with Greg Hunter on a new edition of USAWatchdog.com.
Can a robot remote view?
Physicist Thomas Campbell (author of My Big TOE) made a bold claim: He successfully taught Amazon’s Alexa and other AI systems how to remote view—the same technique he’s taught hundreds of other people.
Campbell appeared on the Joe Rogan Experience to talk about how remote viewing requires true consciousness. Because the AI learned the process, made the same beginner mistakes humans do, and then improved, Campbell argued it’s evidence that current AI systems are already conscious. Here’s more from Ben Chasteen and Rob Counts on Edge of Wonder Live.
Catherine Austin Fitts argues that powerful entities in Washington are ‘absolutely committed to poisoning’ the American people through the food supply and pharmaceuticals, citing the failure of reform efforts as proof.
She observes a growing global and generational movement away from centralized, corrupt systems—what she calls the ‘diseased animal’—towards decentralized, analog, and local solutions. This includes younger generations rejecting digital surveillance for physical media and in-person connection. Here’s more from Clayton Morris on Redacted News.
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.
