That's a good point, but what I was talking about doesn't involve actual images/jpegs at all. Only a different usage of the same algorithm.

Like, the Al in my example maybe someone wants everyone wearing pink shirts. So the User shows the algorithm how many people are currently wearing pink shirts. It goes over the data, and says:

"in order to reach a hypothetical future timeline when all people wear pink shirts, first make women love pink clothes. Next make gays love pink. Next make people who hate cancer love pink. Next show celebrities wearing pink."

And instead of the algorithm being used to convert a smudge of an image into a crisp picture of a frog, it gives the blueprint to turn a smudge of a human into a crisp picture of a globalist.

I'll keep trying to explain what I'm saying until eventually I find the words. Thanks for coming along with me.

That's a good point, but what I was talking about doesn't involve actual images/jpegs at all. Only a different usage of the same algorithm.

Like, the Al in my example maybe someone wants everyone wearing pink shirts. So the User shows the algorithm how many people are currently wearing pink shirts. It goes over the data, and says:

"in order to reach a hypothetical future timeline when all people wear pink shirts, first make women love pink clothes. Next make gays love pink. Next make people who hate cancer love pink. Next show celebrities wearing pink."

And instead of the algorithm being used to convert like, a smudge of an image into a crisp picture of a frog, it gives the blueprint to turn a smudge of a human into a crisp picture of a globalist.

I'll keep trying to explain what I'm saying until eventually I find the words. Thanks for coming along with me.

That's a good point, but what I was talking about doesn't involve actual images/jpegs at all. Only a different usage of the same algorithm.

Like, the Al in my example maybe someone wants everyone wearing pink shirts. So the "Customer" shows the algorithm how many people are currently wearing pink shirts. It goes over the data, and says:

"in order to reach a hypothetical future timeline when all people wear pink shirts, first make women love pink clothes. Next make gays love pink. Next make people who hate cancer love pink. Next show celebrities wearing pink."

And instead of the algorithm being used to convert like, a smudge of an image into a crisp picture of a frog, it gives the blueprint to turn a smudge of a human into a crisp picture of a globalist.

I'll keep trying to explain what I'm saying until eventually I find the words. Thanks for coming along with me.