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Biased AI — Programmed by Biased People

Writer: scottforbesscottforbes


People have a natural tendency to trust others and accept what authorities tell them as truth. This is part of our inherent behavior. Programmers, being human, embed their own beliefs into AI because it reflects their reality. They believe they are doing good. They aren't bad individuals; it's just how their minds are conditioned. Unfortunately, much of the AI development occurs in Silicon Valley, a hub for certain narratives. These individuals' perceptions of reality are programmed into AI, resulting in AI learning with a bias. It's as straightforward as that.


Most people don't question the reality they see and seldom seek answers. This is symptomatic of a decline in critical thinking abilities. Perhaps people are simply too occupied with paying bills, using social media, watching TV, or trying to survive, leaving them little time to observe. These distractions are intentionally created so we don't question what we're told to believe. Ukraine, the Federal Reserve's role, JFK, 9/11, mass shootings, Russia collusion, the pandemic, and now the secret documents in Biden's residences—all these narratives fill the airwaves and divert our attention.


Then there are those, relatively few in number, perhaps 10-15%, who genuinely have the capacity to observe, question, and discern truths amidst the muddled realities, possibly AI-programmed, disseminated by a controlled media, including CNN and Fox News, entertainment, politicians, and business elites like those in the WEF. The whole "Q" phenomenon was an AI-driven psychological operation. Who was behind it, I don't know. Were truths and lies shared? Certainly. Every statement from Biden and Trump is part of a manufactured psychological operation. It's about who will be the wealthy elites' chosen leader of the USA—their controlled asset.


It's as if we live in a simulation. And we do. To what extent, I don't know. Controlled by "someone," perhaps even AI, programming all the narratives. It's like living in "The Matrix" or "The Truman Show." One narrative after another. It's intriguing, yet unsettling.


So, my advice: Create your own reality and ignore the narratives. This is challenging when constantly bombarded with deception. However, if you can eliminate some of this noise, you'll appreciate each day more. We have limited time on this earth. Make the most of what remains, unless AI discovers a way for us to live forever.

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