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Why Big Tech May Fall Before the Debt Ever Does

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Why Big Tech May Fall Before the Debt ever Does
By James Quillian – Economist, Political Analyst, Teacher of Natural Law

Let me start with the simple truth: artificial intelligence will not save the United States from its debt problem. That idea sounds good in a boardroom, but it collapses the moment it touches reality.

This is not coming from someone who dislikes AI. I use it every day. For four dollars a month, I have a research assistant who never sleeps and can pull up more information in two seconds than a whole staff could gather in a week. AI is a tremendous personal asset. But that does not mean it is a national solution.

The trouble isn’t AI itself. The trouble is the system it has been dropped into.

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AI and the New Garden of Eden

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Why a World Without Stress Is a World Without Progress

James Quillian, Economist, Political Analyst, Natural Law

Free markets reduce inequality. AI promises to remove effort. One of these statements is about to ddestroy the other.

The only proven engine for reducing inequalities across history has been free markets. Yet today we stand at the threshold of a technology that could make the very effort required for markets—and for human flourishing—obsolete: artificial intelligence.

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Clues to Direction of AI

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There aBook Cover Full Size.pngre two questions. What an entity knows?, How well does an entity use what an entity does know? In doing AI searches, I have noticed that an inquiry that asks a completely non-controversial question, gets a genuine, sometimes extraordinary answer. Ask a question that threatens the existing power structure and a non-threatening, often ambiguous answer is generated.

Thinking in the light of reality allows one to see what is obvious. One thing is for certain. AI is already being used to manage the thought, understandings and opinions of the public.AI is apparently quite inept with respect to abstract thinking and genuine human nature.

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Future of AI

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Book Cover Full Size.pngAI does not understand human nature. The folks developing AI do not think in the light of reality anymore than anyone else. AI will reflect their mindsets.
Only billionaires and politicians will have the means of using AI to its full potential.

So, how long will the public be able to retrieve honest information by way of AI? Not, long, because the elite depend upon controlling the minds of ordinary people in order to accomplish their goals.

They will compete with one another for power and control.