The AI Race Can Never Be Won

31269699501?profile=RESIZE_400xThis is not a war or a race against an oppressor like Nazi Germany, Communist Russia, and the totalitarian states of the past. No armed conflicts, no uniformed forces, and no territorial bounties. If this is a war or a race, who is the opponent? The Darth Vader of the AI world? Where are the casualties, the internment camps, or the rules of the Geneva Convention on war?

This “race” can never be won because it is a struggle for something—a crusade, not a way to dethrone an evil king. This is a struggle to fill a void of understanding with knowledge and facilitate human expansion, something that can never be quenched or fulfilled. No measure shows a finish line or a completed task. This is an open-ended expansion of human intellect and purpose: a tool that will, in itself, build more tools. It is the next step in human achievement.

The media and its spectators want to believe there is a finish line and a final horn signaling the end of a tournament, a game with a starting gun and a stopwatch to measure when victory can be awarded. The AI evolution will continue to stay with humanity, ever growing, ever reaching new heights—some to the benefit of mankind and some to our chagrin.

The AI race is not a race at all, for there are no human competitors, only those who desire or need to gain an advantage over another. Any advantage accomplished will be short-lived and shallow, because the exponential expansion of AI will not be stopped—only the latest version captured.

Therefore, who is the competitor? It is ignorance and a lethargic desire to be less.

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    The F-35 fighter jet is incorporating artificial intelligence (AI) technology, notably through recent in-flight tests like Project Overwatch conducted by Lockheed Martin.

    Over 1 million general spare parts valued at $85 million have gone missing across the global F-35 supply chain since 2018, alongside a recent high-profile transit incident involving a sensitive stealth cockpit canopy and weapons bay door diverted to Hong Kong.

     

  • Let’s face it, SkyNet has become a reality. Al technology throughout the world will be interconnected.  The Internet started it all and AI will now get it to think and even manipulate people and circumstances. It’s all part of the One World Order and the coming of the antichrist. My recommendation would be to get right with God and be saved through his Son Jesus Christ.

  • How did F-35 fighter jet parts end up in China? What is it total now,over 100 million or 100 billion in parts. I did not catch all of the story. But it  is worth checking out.

    • Ps- the place was in Australia the parts were made at, birth place of Hitler, I do remember the treaty between China and Germany.

       

    • Hey Grumpy, here is how stuff like that happens. A US manufacturer get a contract to build a part(s) but sub's it out to the lowest bidder, China, India, etc. THe US Govt may not know that some of our senitive equip is being sourced in China. Austria is the least of US's problems. 

    • Thanks, I have to start at the top of the page...

  • I'm sure we all experienced the feeling when we win a competition, the high we get. Physical or of intellect, this feeling is very temporary because there will always be someone who is stronger, smatrer or quicker to step into our position.You are so correct Steve, we will never get to the high of the goal, there is no goal, it will always be the non stop preparation to the next level, AI is endless like the universe! EXHAUSTING! Talk about a burnout! 

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