President Donald Trump is directing the federal government to combine efforts with tech companies and universities to convert government data into scientific discoveries, The goal is to make artificial intelligence the engine of the nation’s economic future. It’s too bad he liked what the tech giants had to say.
Speeding Up Discoveries with Big, Elephantine Government
This is part of an Executive Order to launch the Genesis Mission. It will allegedly bring together the top U.S. labs and computing sites to speed up progress in science, energy, and defense. They will also link to top schools.
The Department of Energy will be in charge.
The big government agency that seeks to control all energy will be in charge. This will be the biggest big government operation in history. Think about this: The Department of Energy, subject to the whims of whoever is elected to office, will be in charge of everyone’s energy.
AI needs an outrageous amount of energy.
Linking this program to government control is my problem, but that’s me.
The plan will link supercomputers, AI tools, quantum systems, and key research machines. It will serve as one large network for new ideas. The system will draw on the work of about 40,000 experts across the national lab system.
I am not sure who gets to choose the experts. From what I’ve seen of experts in universities and labs, they’re subject to immoral decisions. Rationalization runs rampant when they are trying to succeed.
I would say it’s great if I trusted all these people in control of the data. If it’s even possible to provide oversight, centralization means few are in charge of everything. That is dangerous.
All the globalist technocrats who hated Trump before he was elected are flocking around him like bedbugs to a hotel mattress.
I also wonder about AI. It looks like a conglomeration of data that could easily be tampered with and might result in some strange conclusions. Garbage in, garbage out.
I see the role of government too invasively involved in this mission. I’d rather go to Mars.
However, it could turn out to be the best thing since the Internet and space ships.
” …Linking this program to government control is my problem, but that’s me…”
You are not alone, many agree with you M Dowling.
Thank you for mentioning. I don’t want to be paranoid about big government, but I like small, less powerful government. I think linking it to government is what Big Tech wants.
So, when DARPA created the internet you were not impressed? “The plan will link supercomputers, AI tools, quantum systems, and key research machines. It will serve as one large network for new ideas. The system will draw on the work of about 40,000 experts across the national lab system.” Isn’t this how the internet was conceived (well, absent the fanciful… Read more »
That’s not what the WEF IMF folks, the CBDC system oligarchs, and wall street investment brokers have in mind. They’ve openly stated that the people wont have any choice in the future. They plan to use a centralized technology system to control the people and the monetary system, at the peoples expense. Unless this technology will be used to oppose… Read more »
…staring down the barrel of the beast, hoping for an off ramp…
AI advancement will require energy hungry data centers all around the world. The climate deniers are silent to the damage they will cause the environment.
I agree with the author. This is unsettling. In the wrong hands, this technology could be detrimental to our freedoms.
There’s a sucker born everyday. He’s following the lead of the imbeciles at the WEF. He’s been assimilated by the borg.
I could almost guarantee you that it will be used to oppress the people financially or worse at one point, before whatever good if any ever comes out of it. I agree that the US needs to stay ahead of curve technologically for defense purposes, but that technology must used for the good of the people and not for the… Read more »