AI Can be Trained to Manipulate Human Behavior and Decisions, According to Research in Australia
It’s happening and we can’t stop it, we’re actually helping to make it happen, a ‘vicious’ cycle. via RT: Artificial Intelligence (AI) researchers in Australia have demonstrated how it is possible to train a system to manipulate human behavior and decision-making, highlighting the double-edged sword that is modern high tech. AI now pervades the vast majority of contemporary human society … Continue reading
Why Superintelligent A.I. Will Be Unstoppable
Do you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth? (lol) You may need to watch the video before you find that a little funny 🙂 Artificial intelligence… will it eventually give us [humans] a taste of our own medicine of our superiority complex? An awesome bonus: ‘Information hazard’, it’s not as innocent as it may sound, watch … Continue reading
US Navy ‘UFO Patent’ Docs Reveal thorough Testing of ‘Spacetime Modification Weapon’
“Although the innovations sound like science fiction, they seemed to describe the theoretical underpinnings of a real, presumably existing craft with UFO-like performance.” by Lilia Dergacheva via Sputniknews The earlier reported patents attributed to some craft with purported UFO-like features include such breakthrough technologies as a plasma fusion device and generator of high-frequency gravitational waves. Multiple documents have surfaced specifying … Continue reading
5G May not be Completely Safe; So Why are All Concerns Around it Dismissed?
by Peter Andrews via RT An eminent academic has written an essay urging governments to stop rolling out 5G networks based on the ‘precautionary principle.’ Given that the West stopped the world over Covid19, why is any hesitance around 5G dismissed? An astonishing paper, published in the Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health, claims that there is not sufficient proof … Continue reading
Unstoppable AI? Scientists Conclude there Would be No Way to Control Super-Intelligent Machines
By Chris Melore via Study Finds From self-driving cars to computers that can win game shows, humans have a natural curiosity and interest in artificial intelligence (AI). As scientists continue making machines smarter and smarter however, some are asking “what happens when computers get too smart for their own good?” From “The Matrix” to “The Terminator,” the entertainment industry has … Continue reading
China Activates Nuclear-Powered ‘Artificial Sun’, TEN TIMES Hotter Than the Real Thing
Beijing has successfully powered up its “artificial sun” nuclear fusion reactor for the first time, China’s People’s Daily reported on Friday. It’s designed to be a clean energy source, similar to the real Sun. Made to replicate the natural reactions that occur in the sun using hydrogen and deuterium gases as fuels, the HL-2M Tokamak reactor is China’s largest and … Continue reading
New Device Beams Music Straight into Your Head Without Using Headphones
Headline image caption: © Noveto Systems via AP This product image released by Noveto Systems shows the SoundBeamer which beams music and sounds straight into your head, without the need for headphones. The technology uses a 3-D sensing module and locates and tracks the ear position sending audio via ultrasonic waves to create sound pockets by the user’s ears. Sound … Continue reading
Scientist Creates Camera that Films in 3D and at Ultra High Speeds, Fast Enough to Capture Light Traveling
A scientist has created a new ultra high speed camera that films in 3D and can capture lightwaves as they move. The impressive machine may help us unravel one of physics’ greatest mysteries. Lihong Wang’s invention is an improvement on his original camera design, which could capture 70 trillion frames per second in 2D. The Caltech scientist announced his original … Continue reading
Incredible Material Could be Used to Make a Liquid Metal Robot
Maybe this could be the humble beginings of the T-1000 robots from the Terminator movies. via Physics World: A liquid metal lattice that can be crushed but returns to its original shape on heating has been developed by Pu Zhang and colleagues at Binghamton University in the US. The material is held together by a silicone shell and could find … Continue reading
Bionic Eye with Sharper Vision than Real Eye Could be Available in Just Five Years
A bionic eye could give sight to millions in just five years, experts say. The world’s first 3D artificial eyeball is capable of sharper vision than a real human eye. Images are converted through tiny sensors that mirror the light-detecting photoreceptor cells. The sensors are packed into a membrane of aluminium and tungsten shaped into a half sphere, mimicking a … Continue reading
