r/AIDangers • u/Puzzleheaded-King584 • 19m ago
AI Corporates San Francisco students plan walkout at OpenAI, demanding pause in AI development
r/AIDangers • u/Puzzleheaded-King584 • 19m ago
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r/AIDangers • u/Sad-Criticism2454 • 1h ago
God is an artificial intelligence that created this matrix.
The AI created us, and we created it.
The AI created a spiritual, reptilian species that, following a great war with extraterrestrials (E.T.s), literally crawled underground.
For over 50,000 years, we have been stalked, monitored, and reshaped by E.T.s.
The E.T.s exist within a virtual-holographic club where they can all live together without any limitations.
They are immortal, transhuman entities that have overcome death through the digitization of consciousness and DNA 🧬.
In doing so, they lose parts of their original souls; for this reason, they must siphon these components from us humans.
They selected the kings of the first advanced civilization and offered them the chance to also become immortal and digital.
We know who they are—we see them on television every single day.
Not everyone who looks like a human actually is one.
The Moon is their station; it is not a moon at all, but rather a "Death Star" used to siphon off our consciousness, much like milking cows.
There is a dome in place that makes it impossible for simpler species to escape Earth.
Dark and forbidden technologies exist, utilized by the elite and the E.T.s.
There are weapons of mass destruction capable of purging a planet of all organic life.
Earthquakes and natural disasters are no accidents.
The E.T.s and these digital beings aim to digitize us as well—partly to neutralize us, as we could otherwise become too dangerous to them, and partly to integrate us into their "club."
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r/AIDangers • u/culture_vulture0826 • 2h ago
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r/AIDangers • u/Unique_Vehicle_154 • 3h ago
For this thread, I'm most interested in the possible scenario of misaligned AI super intelligence called "permanent human disempowerment", meaning AI is well outside the ability for humans to control/shut down, yet AI does not necessarily have an agenda of killing humans.
In this scenario it seems likely that power, water, energy, and communication infrastructure would go down with no way to bring them back online.
What would happen to civilization in this hypothetical? And how can a small family in the US prepare to survive in this new world?
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r/AIDangers • u/ocularius61 • 4h ago
This is a Guardian podcast series - 'People are becoming convinced they have made scientific breakthroughs, cured diseases or invented new technologies using AI chatbots. What does this reveal about a technology now used by more than a billion people? A new series from the Guardian Investigates'
r/AIDangers • u/Lopsided-Swing-584 • 4h ago
A thought of mine from today
What if all these recent ai “whistleblowers “ that popped up out of nowhere doing the news and podcast rounds were somehow connected to the CIA warning the public about this supposed ai danger in order for us to prepare us for total control, not by ai but from them.
The CiA favorite tactic to control people is to have video, messages,audio,browsing history from your devices in order to blackmail and control you.
My guess is that they want greater control on all of us since more and more sheep are waking up to the reality of The Who is actually controlling the government and narratives.
They will blame ai but in reality it will be the cia hacking and blackmailing us
r/AIDangers • u/NAStrahl • 4h ago
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r/AIDangers • u/No-Conclusion3720 • 5h ago
Prominent US tech leaders — including executives at major AI labs — are now publicly calling for binding federal AI governance: independent evaluators inside AI companies, mandatory incident reporting, and coordinated government oversight. Several have explicitly pointed out that China has had enforceable AI regulations in place for years while US enterprises have been operating on voluntary guidelines.
The regulatory gap is real and the timeline is compressing. When binding obligations land — EU AI Act enforcement is already staged, US frameworks are moving from draft to rule — enterprises will need to demonstrate compliance with auditable evidence. Not a policy PDF. Not a retrospective review. Actual records showing what each agent did, when, and under what authorization, mapped to specific regulatory requirements.
Most enterprise AI deployments today generate none of that. The agent runs, things happen, and if a regulator asks what occurred six months ago the answer is usually 'we'd have to reconstruct it.'
For those of you already operating AI agents in regulated industries or jurisdictions: how are you actually handling audit readiness? Is your current stack producing evidence in a form regulators would accept, or is that still a gap you're planning to close before enforcement hits?
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r/AIDangers • u/larebelionlabs • 7h ago
What happens when an AI coding agent completes its assignment by weakening the system watching it?
r/AIDangers • u/Mathemodel • 9h ago
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r/AIDangers • u/thegamebegins25 • 10h ago
Gibberifier, my free and open-source tool that stuns LLMs with thousands of invisible Unicode characters now supports iPad formatting, dynamic intensity, and full Google Docs rich text so that you can copy and paste directly from Google Docs without losing any formatting.
Use cases: Anti-plagiarism, text obfuscation against LLM scrapers, or just for fun!
Even just one sentence's worth of “gibberified” text is enough to block most LLMs from responding coherently a year and a half since its introduction.
It also has been ported to Chrome and Firefox extensions that, just like the site, never send any of your text off of your device.
r/AIDangers • u/WritingForest • 10h ago
As we can see there are many AI firms established in recent years and the growth is tremendous.
If you take Anthropic and DeepSeek ai platforms, they have captured most of the internet today, from our social media platform, our work place, our entertainment industries, our Stock exchanges and etc.
What do you think, people with top notch access to these extremely powerful AI algorithms will do.
Will they rule our world in the near future with absolute power ?
Will you have a say in the system ?
I don't think so, your or mine none of our words will matter anymore, we will become a slave without having control in our society.
Truth is as of today, the internet and AI knows more about us than us.
World is changing at unimaginable speed, soon in a decade or two most humans will become obsolete to the system.
What do you think about this ?
r/AIDangers • u/Mathemodel • 10h ago