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“A.I. has incredible potential…but like anything else it could be abused and become a serious threat” Dan Bongino SOUNDS THE ALARM on the dangers of A.I. and how it could be ABUSED by the radical left

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CRS3 years ago

@dbongino You left out the dumbing down of youth using it to fulfill school assignments

BasedBoyScout 🇺🇸3 years ago

@dbongino Hey Dan, welcome to my life about 20 years ago. Study the DCS1000 project, and extrapolate from there where that has all led. This was military developed technology. It IS a weapon.

Speakup3 years ago

@dbongino It's being used to attack conservatives and squelch free speech right now.

Gene Johnson3 years ago

@dbongino Best example of artificial intelligence is-

Steve3 years ago

@dbongino You're becoming the Vanguard of conservatism! If I could offer a little constructive criticism, call out vote fraud and the J6 imprisoned trespassers, including Ashley B.

God's Children are NOT For Sale or disposal.3 years ago

@dbongino Even @elonmusk warned that this could be dangerous 😳 ☠️ 😬

Enchanted~Nightbird3 years ago

@dbongino

David3 years ago

@dbongino It could access nukes and see us as a threat, I've seen too many movies 🤣

Scott3 years ago

@dbongino If something can be abused, it will be abused. Every person should know that. AI scares the hell out of me.

Rose Turner3 years ago

@dbongino #AI will develop viruses that will target who it deems undesirable. All non contributors will be exterminated. #AI will decide who can breed.

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