There is something special about current-day AI and absolutely something special about Q if the claims are true. > The main problem arises when a technology is

There is something special about current-day AI and absolutely something special about Q if the claims are true. > The main problem arises when a technology is proprietary, benefiting only a portion of the people. This is literally the only present (and real) problem with AI; all the rest is just scaremongering. This is just silly, akin to claiming bottled human knowledge and intelligence can't be used to commit huge harm at scale (or atrocities) by randoms. Just the other day we had idiots from 4chan hacking nuclear personnel records and will probably ultimately dox them for the lulz. Imagine how much more effective these adult children (or just actual children) would be at causing actual harm and chaos if they had expertise bottled in the form of AI. And yes, it's also a problem if the elite have it in their hands. That doesn't mean it's not a problem if it's available to society at large.