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What exactly happens to a "losing" country when it has been AI "dominated"?
by brokenmachine 2mo ago
What exactly happens to a "losing" country when it has been AI "dominated"?
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- crossroadsguy 2mo agoYou already have examples. Venezuela, Iran, Ukraine, Libya… maybe Japan? The list is sort of long. Juxtapose or something.
- brokenmachine 2mo agoAnd here I was thinking that all of those had nothing to do with AI.
- crossroadsguy 2mo agoOh. I thought a whole lot of the point and discussion of this post was AI being potentially weaponised and becoming means of economic and military control and coercion. Or did I really miss something?
- brokenmachine 2mo agoWhich of those country examples have AI being used as a means of economic and military control and coercion? Ukraine and Iran, no. I'm not familiar with the others.
- mctaylor 2mo agoYes and no. Yes because it's more about oil than AI, no because AI is the oil industry and their supporting vested financial interests' (not so secret) plan to keep demand for fossil fuel high if/when the climate change deniers lose. "We would love to use green energy, but all the batteries and solar panels come from China and China is evil, and we need all the energy we can get to run the data centres we need to spy on our citizens so they don't revolt once the environment is literally on fire, we can't feed them, provide enough energy to cool them, and refuse to build enough housing to house them."
- alightsoul 2mo agoWhy is the US so scared of this fate? To the rest of the world, they're tecnofeudalist monopolists.
- PangXJ 2mo agoor you can image, what exactly happens to a "losing" country when it has been a small clique "dominated"?