This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Batchelor. Artificial Intelligence. I welcome Brandon

Weikert of the national interest who writes on these matters and I read on these matters.

Artificial intelligence. There is an anxiety, concern, theme, doubt that I've seen for some time developing, which is fear

of what AI can do, might do is developing, which is the power to deceive, the power to compete,

the power to outperform a human, and then continue that to the logic, the power to compete, the power to outperform human, and then continue that to the logic, the power to replace human.

It all sounds science fiction to me like Terminator, Skynet, the imagination Philip K. Dick.

However, I continue to read it, so I count on Brandon to help me understand

because I've not followed this closely. Brandon, this is not my experience. But I see that

Joshua Benjo, who is a computer scientist in Canada, is anxious enough now to concern himself

with the power of AI growing

so that it can, in fact, replace, compete, defeat, or deceive to a point of destruction.

Parts of humanity, there are 7 billion of us.

It's not going to take us on all at once.

He doesn't offer any example of it

happening. Perhaps that's because it hasn't happened yet, or because the experience I have is

we're looking at a talking Wikipedia with perhaps more access to the subtext of some parts of Wikipedia.

For example, pursuing the graveyards of Union soldiers,

it has that information to a limit that anybody has it,

and it's an easy way to access it.

I could go to Indiana and look it up,

but it's better to use ARA of Grog.

With Claude, who does not talk, I use Claude as a copy editor, and Claude makes good decisions

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