A.I. -- Absolute Ignorance

@jaylar (4388)
Kingston, Jamaica
September 26, 2026 1:40pm CST
For Trump A.I. is 'Superior Intelligence' because he is stupid, but among those with fully operational brains it is 'Automatic Ignorance'. The easiest exposure was in those short stories posted on Facebook written by the A.I. The same names, same plots are repeated. Reading those stories gives one an insight into computer generated rubbish. Many of us saw the electronic invasion into our lives rather early. We got the cheap 'burner' phones we leave a home when we are just going to the shop or the sea. We watched other walking around with their phones to their ear or typing, totally unaware of what is around them. I once stood on a particular road watching three different thieves steal wallets from bags or pockets of those owned by their phones. As bad as that is, take today's computers with their AI which controls their users. I spent days deleting the AI on my notebook. But Trump hails it because it gives him another tool to control the public.
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@Wrexxo (8462)
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26 Sep
Yeah those AI written stories are so obvious, same cookie cutter plots every time. That bit about phone thieves is scary though, people really do walk around oblivious. I try to put mine away when I'm out too, just don't trust it fully.
@jaylar (4388)
• Kingston, Jamaica
26 Sep
never walk and talk on your phone. I saw a woman break an ankle not looking where she was going.
@jaylar (4388)
• Kingston, Jamaica
27 Sep
@Wrexxoright there crossing, on the phone, puts the foot down... I mean.... does the term BE HERE NOW have no relevance
@Wrexxo (8462)
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26 Sep
@jaylar so sad
• Northampton, England
27 Sep
ALl hype by A.I companies as the kit isn't worth a tenth of the valuation bubble will burst and the taxpayer will pick up the bill again, like 2008.
@jaylar (4388)
• Kingston, Jamaica
28 Sep
AI creates rubbish people believe, interferes in one's usage of the internet
@celticeagle (194408)
• Boise, Idaho
26 Sep
I like Rachael Alice's "Computer Intelligence". That makes more sense. Trump reminds me of one of those old late-night sellers on the television before computers. Selling made for tv items, cheap and ridiculous. That's him for sure. I hope we continue to have the option to take A I off our phones and other devices.
@jaylar (4388)
• Kingston, Jamaica
27 Sep
I think the next step is for us to be asked if we want it on our computer before we buy it
@wolfgirl569 (141162)
• Marion, Ohio
26 Sep
They have moved to fast with it. I don't use it
@jaylar (4388)
• Kingston, Jamaica
27 Sep
I run from it... no mind, no intelligence... just programs... like if you press control/alt/del at the same time the computer will pause and give options. It isn't thinking, it is like a microwave, you press 30 seconds so it runs for 30 seconds... it isn't 'thinking'
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• Israel
26 Sep
We should call it Machine Intelligence or Computer Intelligence to differentiate these algorthyms from Humans. If you remember to 1985, the LISA computer by Apple was supposed to be AI We should all use this as least as possible so that the companies will see that it is not viable and if there is no profit, they will stop it.
@jaylar (4388)
• Kingston, Jamaica
26 Sep
I don't use it, don't want to. I want facts, and making up my own mind. Fortunately there is still a population which controls their own brains. A minority
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27 Sep
Trump is a tool
@jaylar (4388)
• Kingston, Jamaica
27 Sep
oh yeah... he know nothing about everything
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@RasmaSandra (101382)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
26 Sep
No problem here; I use some AI tools and I am just fine with that,