Technology
Technology should be used to progress mankind and make the ecosystem
more balanced or in the very least not cause an imbalance. Technology
should improve the lives of humanity and animal life. Technology that is
used for destruction will not create prosperity for all and should be
abandoned to more benign technological advancements.
Creating Consciousness
- The change needed must start with thought. We must discuss and learn
about the real issues that effect humanity and our place in the galaxy.
- The path of this change must come from an altruistic desire to see
peace and prosperity for all.
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AI Major Issues
- Artifacial Intelligence is a serious issue that we as a society have not considered enough.
- The ramifications of this could be catastrophic. Technology that exceeds the spiritual development of its people could lead to dangerous outcomes.
- Artifacial intelligence should never be weaponized. Once weaponized, there is a danger of this technology to take over the human race.
- Japan experienced an AI robot technology getting out of hand and it turned on the staff killing people. This should serve as an example of what could happen when we leave the soul out of the decision making process.
- Technology should be created for the improvement of human, animal and system functions of the earth. It should be done with transparency and open exploration for the benefit of mankind and life on the planet.
- Artificial intelligence should never be weaponized or allowed autonomous rule over human life.
- Google did an experiment with AI and found it to become more and more dominant and less and less concerned about the human element.
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