Meanwhile, military-grade AI is flying 9G fighter jets.
For the past year, the public discussion has been fixated on the wrong question. Talking heads fret over whether ChatGPT might say something offensive, or whether Midjourney might draw the wrong number of fingers. We are told that AI isn't quite ready — it's potentially dangerous, often unpredictable, hallucinates too much, and is a bit too quirky for real work. They claim we're years away from so-called artificial general intelligence, and that “alignment” must come first.
Meanwhile, military-grade AI is flying 9G fighter jets.
But it is aggravating that the AI conversation itself has been nerfed and dumbed down, with the enthusiastic participation of useless corporate media that consistently obscures the true issues, and instead runs ridiculously superficial articles mocking small AI mistakes in MAHA reports. The AI that flies 9G fighter jets doesn’t make those kinds of easy errors. Just the versions that we get.
https://www.coffeeandcovid.com/p/chip-of-the-west-saturday-may-31?
This Country is getting scary….
ELBOW’S UP
China already calling the shots in Canada apparently, not a doubt @scoopercooper dropped another bombshell.
Canadian security agencies cleared a China-linked suspect for a sensitive NATO role.
Even after a court found fraud in her CBSA job application.
Read that again.
They knew. They still waved her through.
This is the same government that spent years ignoring CSIS warnings about PRC interference, United Front networks, and election meddling.
Now under Carney the pattern continues.
Our own agencies are clearing people tied to a hostile regime for positions inside our closest alliance.
How many more wake-up calls do we need before someone in Ottawa treats national security like it actually matters?
This isn’t competence.
This is willful blindness.
#cdnpoli #ForeignInterference #Carney #China #CanadaFirst
