Anonymous Charity: Artificial Intelligence and The Planned Destruction of Humanity. May 6th, 2019

Summary

This transmission from The Anonymous Charity, also known as The Collective, delves into the advancements and concerns surrounding nanotechnology and AI. Highlighting the potential dangers of nanobots as weapons of mass destruction, the script references experts and historical data to underscore the billions invested in nano weapons research. It explores the ethical dilemmas of autonomous weapons, the push for AI-enhanced human brain interaction, and the implications of AI in global power dynamics. The narrative warns of a future dominated by AI and technology, controlled by the elite with the goal of achieving immortality, while emphasizing the urgent need for ethical considerations and human oversight in technological advancements.

Takeaways

• 🤖 Nanotechnology and AI are major focuses of current technological development, with significant investments in nano-weapons research.
• 💡 Physicist Louis Del Monte and others express concerns over nanobots as potential weapons of mass destruction, highlighting their capability for tasks like injecting toxins or contaminating water supplies.
• 🌐 The potential for AI and nanotechnology to alter human society and control is emphasized, with examples including BRAIN research and Smart Dust for brain control.
• 🚫 Calls for bans on autonomous weapons and killer robots have been made by scientists and organizations, pointing out the ethical and moral implications.
• ☢️ The role of uranium in AI technology is discussed, with a note on Canada's uranium production and its use for peaceful purposes, despite potential health risks.
• 📈 Developments in AI and robotics are rapidly advancing, with significant implications for surveillance, military uses, and even altering human moral beliefs.
• 🔬 The creation of materials with life-like capabilities, such as metabolism and self-replication, raises questions about the definition and future of life.
• 🌎 International efforts in nanotechnology and AI research are highlighted, including initiatives in India, Russia, and collaborations between nations.
• 👩‍💻 The script points to a future where AI and technology are deeply integrated into daily life, suggesting a shift towards a technocratic society.
• 🕊️ Despite technological advances, the script voices concerns over humanity's future and ethical considerations, urging caution and reflection on the direction of AI and nanotechnology.

Q & A

Who is Louis Del Monte?

Louis Del Monte is a physicist mentioned in the transcript, known for having secret clearance on US Defense Department programs at Honeywell. He previously worked on advanced computers at IBM and holds several patents on microelectronics.

What are nanobots and their potential uses as described in the transcript?

Nanobots, much smaller than a strand of human hair, are described as insect-like robots that can be programmed to perform various tasks. These tasks include injecting toxins into people, contaminating the water supply of a major city, and more. They are also mentioned as being capable of self-replication.

What concerns does the transcript raise about artificial intelligence (AI) and uranium?

The transcript raises concerns that the fear surrounding uranium and nuclear weapons has been a distraction from the developments in AI. It suggests that AI is powered by uranium through nuclear fission and criticizes the focus on uranium's dangers while Rome gains control over the technology industry.

What is the stance of the transcript on autonomous weapons?

The transcript expresses concern about autonomous weapons and the lack of significant action to ban them. It suggests that even if a ban were implemented, it would likely only ensure a level of human involvement in their operation rather than a complete prohibition.

What project did President Obama disclose in 2013, according to the transcript?

In 2013, President Obama disclosed the US government's $100 million brain-mapping research project called BRAIN. This project, matched by a $1.3 billion commitment from the European Union, aimed at advancing neuroscience.

What is 'Smart Dust' and its potential applications?

'Smart Dust' refers to electronic sensors the size of dust particles, mentioned as being researched by scientists at the University of California, Berkeley. These sensors can attach to the cortex and enable remote control of humans through ultrasound, potentially allowing for the transfer of a person's neural-netted system to a robotic clone or double.

What does the transcript say about the Sentient World Simulation (SWS)?

The Sentient World Simulation (SWS) is described as a continuously running model of the real world, active since 2006 according to public information, though the CIA's Simulated Imagery Program supposedly began in 1969. SWS is used to predict and evaluate future events and courses of action, incorporating a wide range of data, including military intelligence and socio-economic indicators.

What are the concerns related to AI and the control of technology according to the transcript?

The transcript expresses concerns that advancements in AI and technology are leading to a New World Order, where control is centralized and public access to information is severely restricted. It warns of a future where AI, through predictive control and surveillance, could dominate human decision-making and privacy.

What is the transcript's view on the future of human employment in relation to AI and automation?

The transcript suggests a bleak future for human employment, pointing to the increasing replacement of human jobs with AI and automation. It questions the societal impact of such a shift, highlighting the paradox of technological advancement leading to job scarcity.

How does the transcript interpret the push towards artificial life and its implications?

The transcript interprets the push towards artificial life as part of the elite's desire to control and possibly reduce the human population, while ensuring their own survival and dominance. It views developments in artificial life, such as the creation of dynamic machines from biomolecules with capabilities of metabolism and self-replication, as steps towards a world dominated by autonomous systems and artificial intelligence.