Mental Slavery
By kay lar
@jaylar (3630)
Kingston, Jamaica
June 5, 2026 2:46pm CST
It began with 'influencers'; people with no qualifications who babbled rubbish but could not be sued. That is the key.
If a lawyer gives bad advice, s/he can be sued. An 'influencer' who has no credentials, can not be sued any more than the guy sitting on the sidewalk.
This process of believing unsubstantiated information has continued and increased by the acceptance of what is wrongly called Artificial Intelligence. People are being led into disaster because they actually believe what they are told .
A.I. is severely limited.
Many have experienced that the information given is not merely wrong but can be dangerous. Yet most believe and obey.
A.I. is limited.
Mental Slavery is real, and is here.
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4 responses
@jaylar (3630)
• Kingston, Jamaica
5h
@Ineeddentures hearing it was very powerful...
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@crossbones27 (52900)
• Mojave, California
9h
Well, everyone is entitled to their opinion. It is funny how people would rather believe opinions over facts. AI is actually pretty spot on with how it spits it and deciphers facts, but there is definitely a corporate bias people need to be careful of but if you tell AI to knock that part off, it will.
Other than that, the info people need to be careful of from AI is things that just happened. Its not very good at real time information.
@jaylar (3630)
• Kingston, Jamaica
9h
I agree with certain points you made. It is true that people believe those influencers over truth. The kind of facts, i.e. 'list the US Presidents' would turn up the same that you would find doing an online search. But as you mentioned in your post, an 'alternative' for salt... no human would post that.
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@crossbones27 (52900)
• Mojave, California
9h
@jaylar I tell corporations all the time people do not talk like that or think about things in that way, so AI is going to have a big problem in that regard. Corporations cannot even brainwash people that bad. They will call it out every time.
@jaylar (3630)
• Kingston, Jamaica
8h
@crossbones27 many companies use AI in customer service, the worst possible place. Things are going to get worse... people are going to be harmed.
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@RasmaSandra (97824)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
8h
There is some information I can get that is true and also to help with my writing but I do not do anything with Ai to excess..
@Deepizzaguy (121973)
• Lake Charles, Louisiana
7h
I know what you mean about the dangers of mental slavery since some influencers can trick me into buying items that are usless.
