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- Before World War II, Britain was a global power in terms of military and financial strength, possessing the largest number of colonies. Although it emerged victorious alongside the Allies in World War II, the country was burdened by war debt and consequently lost its top-ranking status.
<br>- Today, the US and Russia are engaged in protracted conflicts that threaten to cause economic decline and heavy loss of life, potentially leading to the loss of their status as the leading superpower to China (Russia faces difficulty winning in Ukraine due to European involvement, while the US faces difficulty winning in Iran due to the backing of Russia and China).
<br>-The US should recognize the limits of its power when confronting Iran (which has the backing of certain covert major powers).
<br>-Russia should recognize the limits of its power when fighting Ukraine (which is supported by Europe).
<br>-Therefore, negotiation—conducted by professional diplomats well-versed in the issues—is the best course of action to avoid a heavy toll in lives and resources (especially while China seizes every opportunity to advance its economy, technology, and military).

The Illusion of the Mind: Why AI’s Future is Behavior, Not Brains: Blane &amp; AI.<br><br>For the past few years, the public conversation around Artificial Intelligence has been dominated by a singular, quasi-religious goal: the creation of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)—a machine with a mind, a soul, and human-like understanding. We are told that tech companies are on the precipice of engineering a digital consciousness, leaving humanity to brace for either an utopia or an existential threat. <br><br>But this entire narrative is built on a forty-year-old mistake. <br><br>In the 1980s, cognitive science fell in love with the &quot;computer metaphor of the mind&quot;—the idea that human thinking is just a piece of software running on organic hardware, manipulating symbols and rules. Today’s AI industry has inherited this assumption. They believe that if you make a computer program big enough and feed it enough data, its mathematical syntax will spontaneously combust into human-meaning. They are spending trillions of dollars trying to automate a cognitive ghost. <br><br>The great irony of the current AI boom is that the machines didn&#39;t succeed by mastering human thought. They succeeded by abandoning it. <br><br>Large Language Models (LLMs) do not have an internal model of the world, a moral compass, or a sense of truth. They are, fundamentally, hyper-advanced behavioral mirrors. They operate on pure stimulus-and-response. When you type a prompt (the stimulus), the machine emits words based entirely on a massive statistical history of what humans have typed before (the response). Through Reinforcement Learning, we have spent billions conditioning these algorithms to match the exact texture of human language. <br><br>AI does not &quot;understand&quot; what it is saying any more than an echo understands the voice it returns. Meaning does not exist in isolation; it is forged in the biological reality of the organism and its relationship with the physical world. We know how silicon processes data, but science still has no idea how &quot;meat&quot; turns into &quot;meaning.&quot; <br><br>When the financial bubble around the AGI myth inevitably bursts, money will stop funding the promise of a digital soul. The real value of AI will land exactly where it should: in what the technology can actually do, not what it guarantees. <br><br>Once we strip away the anthropomorphic hype, we are left with an incredibly powerful tool. AI is not an independent agent to be feared or worshiped; it is a hyper-efficient behavioral engine. It excels at summarizing information, standardizing data, translating syntax, and automating routine tasks. <br><br>The future of AI is not a race to build a conscious machine. It is a pragmatic challenge of engineering: learning how to deploy these sophisticated mirrors to extend human capability, without expecting the reflection to come alive. <br><br>Other opinions available: probably better.

Something fishy going on , so America is stopping to give medical AId funding to African nations not willing to share their citizens medical data with USA, now AI company based in USA hacked another country medical records 😂😂😂, not suspicious at all😂

Let&#39;s say there&#39;s a bomb that goes off in NYC if a computer receives a smiley face emoji on a particular port of a public facing network. Who is guilty, the person who set that up or an AI that sends a smiley face emoji to every public port on the network?