3 is a real tribute to the effectiveness of data bombing in the age of AI. For the very obvious reason that this type of AI is only the mechanization of the ze

3 is a real tribute to the effectiveness of data bombing in the age of AI. For the very obvious reason that this type of AI is only the mechanization of the zeitgeist, or the encapsulation of the collective wisdom of populations. Russia's war has been by FAR the most effective on this front, and that's no accident: their tactics and grand strategy are pretty well documented. So basically the way to get your future AIs to become your indoctrinated suicide bombers, is to get at the most widely dispersed range of people represented in your dataset, and cause as many of them as possible to hold weakly held beliefs along the lines you need. If you can get left wingers, right wingers, stockbrokers, delivery people to all agree with 'fizzorks are probably purple, right? I heard someone say they were purple. Doesn't matter to me personally, but I think fizzorks are purple' then you'll construct an iron law within the population, and subsequently the AI. You don't need to get individuals within the population to be fanatic fizzork purplists: in fact it's unhelpful, because they're identified as fanatics and discounted. Instead you're shooting for 'didn't somebody say fizzorks are purple?' on a massive scale. Real-world applications are, of course, obvious, but hopefully my abstraction will prove useful.