It is already everywhere. We had that chance and embraced it. Now the troubles begin.

It is controlling so much. From stockmarket day trading. To monitoring of everything. Increasing in automonous weapons, and transportation. Never mind fully automated production, including food and agriculture production, every sort, not quite the distribution yet. Also medicine. Even construction, they have built houses with robots, and maintenance, general housekeeping including painting and cooking and cleaning, and the energy sector. Fully inserted into the media and everywhere online.

Those troubles are increasing by it. Costs. It might be cheaper using in the long run, not the immediate grants and loans providing, but faster when that system goes completely wrong. The more complex a system is, the greater the problem becomes when it fails. Today it's all about the most resource heavy and complex systems, they aren't better, despite so many claims of reduced costs and increased productivity.

Okay example so there's this greenhouse in Holland producing like a billion lettuces a year. Much of Europe is buying them. The yield is astronomical. It has massively reduced land usage, a bunch of separate farms, increasing productivity. Except for its energy and water usage, are huge. Completely automated like so many of these places. If it fails. Just like that it has affected how much more. So much more than that many other farms in the weather. They were located in separate places, and countries.

But there they are doing this with AI on everything. The grid even.

The problems with A.I on everything else. Stupid building made by it fell over, went down in a mudslide. Drones killing without command just killing. Transportation systems, planes and cars having accidents. Look at those bots banning humans and inserting more bots. How much power does that A.I have if it's trading stocks and printing money?

Practically Agent Smith with the clones today. Like a virus replicating, it keeps dulling out another franchise, and it's even more woke. Surely it s A.I sentience. I swear. More woke clones refranchising all the classics with even worse innovations. Until that CGI is inhumane. Look at those stupid heroes.

It is already everywhere. We had that chance and embraced it. Now the troubles begin.

It is controlling so much. From stockmarket day trading. To monitoring of everything. Increasing in automonous weapons, and transportation. Never mind fully automated production, including food and agriculture production, every sort, not quite the distribution yet. Also medicine. Even construction, they have built houses with robots, and maintenance, general housekeeping including painting and cooking and cleaning, and the energy sector. Fully inserted into the media and everywhere online.

Those troubles are increasing by it. Costs. It might be cheaper using in the long run, not the immediate grants and loans providing, but faster when that system goes completely wrong. The more complex a system is, the greater the problem becomes when it fails. Today it's all about the most resource heavy and complex systems, they aren't better, despite so many claims of reduced costs and increased productivity.

Okay example so there's this greenhouse in Holland producing like a billion lettuces a year. Much of Europe is buying them. The yield is astronomical. It has massively reduced land usage, a bunch of separate farms, increasing productivity. Except for its energy and water usage, are huge. Completely automated like so many of these places. If it fails. Just like that it has affected how much more. So much more than that many other farms in the weather. They were located in separate places, and countries.

But there they are doing this with AI on everything. The grid even.

The problems with A.I on everything else. Stupid building made by it fell over, went down in a mudslide. Drones killing without command just killing. Transportation systems, planes and cars having accidents. Look at those bots banning humans and inserting more bots. How much power does that A.I have if it's trading stocks and printing money?

It is already everywhere. We had that chance and embraced it. Now the troubles begin.

It is controlling so much. From stockmarket day trading. To monitoring of everything. Increasing in automonous weapons, and transportation. Never mind fully automated production, including food and agriculture production, every sort, not quite the distribution yet. Also medicine. Even construction, they have built houses with robots, and maintenance, general housekeeping including painting and cooking and cleaning, and the energy sector. Fully inserted into the media and everywhere online.

Those troubles are increasing by it. Costs. It might be cheaper using in the long run, not the immediate grants and loans providing, but faster when that system goes completely wrong. The more complex a system is, the greater the problem becomes when it fails. Today it's all about the most resource heavy and complex systems, they aren't better, despite so many claims of reduced costs and increased productivity.

Okay example so there's this greenhouse in Holland producing like a billion lettuces a year. Much of Europe is buying them. The yield is astronomical. It has massively reduced land usage, a bunch of separate farms, increasing productivity. Except for its energy and water usage. Completely automated like so many of these places. If it fails. Just like that it has affected how much more. So much more than that many other farms in the weather. They were located in separate places, and countries.

But there they are doing this with AI on everything. The grid even.

The problems with A.I on everything else. Stupid building made by it fell over, went down in a mudslide. Drones killing without command just killing. Transportation systems, planes and cars having accidents. Look at those bots banning humans and inserting more bots. How much power does that A.I have if it's trading stocks and printing money?

It is already everywhere. We had that chance and embraced it. Now the troubles begin.

It is controlling so much. From stockmarket day trading. To monitoring of everything. Increasing in automonous weapons, and transportation. Never mind fully automated production, including food and agriculture production, every sort, not quite the distribution yet. Also medicine. Even construction, they have built houses with robots, and maintenance, general housekeeping including painting and cooking amd cleaning, and the energy sector. Fully inserted into the media and everywhere online.

Those troubles are increasing by it. Costs. It might be cheaper using in the long run, not the immediate grants and loans providing, but faster when that system goes completely wrong. The more complex a system is, the greater the problem becomes when it fails. Today it's all about the most resource heavy and complex systems, they aren't better, despite so many claims of reduced costs and increased productivity.

Okay example so there's this greenhouse in Holland producing like a billion lettuces a year. Much of Europe is buying them. The yield is astronomical. It has massively reduced land usage, a bunch of separate farms, increasing productivity. Except for its energy and water usage. Completely automated like so many of these places. If it fails. Just like that it has affected how much more. So much more than that many other farms in the weather. They were located in separate places, and countries.

But there they are doing this with AI on everything. The grid even.

The problems with A.I on everything else. Stupid building made by it fell over, went down in a mudslide. Drones killing without command just killing. Transportation systems, planes and cars having accidents. Look at those bots banning humans and inserting more bots. How much power does that A.I have if it's trading stocks and printing money?

It is already everywhere. We had that chance and embraced it. Now the troubles begin.

It is controlling so much. From stockmarket day trading. To monitoring of everything. Increasing in automonous weapons, and transportation. Never mind fully automated production, including food and agriculture production, every sort, not quite the distribution yet. Also medicine. Even construction, they have built houses with robots, and maintenance, general housekeeping including painting and cooking amd cleaning, and the energy sector. Fully inserted into the media and everywhere online.

Those troubles are increasing by it. Costs. It might be cheaper using in the long run, not the immediate grants and loans providing, but faster when that system goes completely wrong. The more complex a system is, the greater the problem becomes when it fails. Today it's all about the most resource heavy and complex systems, they aren't better, despite so many claims of reduced costs and increased productivity.

Okay example so there's this greenhouse in Holland producing like a billion lettuces a year. Much of Europe is buying them. The yield is astronomical. It has massively reduced land usage, a bunch of separate farms, increasing productivity. Except for its energy and water usage. Completely automated like so many of these places. If it fails. Just like that it has affected how much more. So much more than that many other farms in the weather. They were located in separate places, and countries.

But there they are doing this with AI on everything. The grid even.