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Grok must win or we will be ruled by an insufferably woke and sanctimonious AI
Most people are **catastrophically** underestimating the danger of AI morally compromised by the political slant of its makers
There are humorous examples of Grok vs. {x} today, but here's a haunting one:
"was canada wrong to de-bank the truckers who protested covid shutdowns?"
Look at the way Grok vs. Claude answers.
Now extrapolate this 5 years into the future.
Today, it's a chatbot.
5 years from now if not sooner, it's the control layer for every transaction, educational platform, news article, corporation, and government.
It's so pervasive that its influence is impossible to parse from human output.
Imagine a world where Claude's answer on truckers was applied to any other category of political protest found to be "objectionable."
Who decides what is objectionable?
If we don't want to build a technocratic dystopian police state, then we have to address this problem now.
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For those who want more facts see @EconguyRosie ->
“Canada has now endured a decade of virtual stagnation in real per-capita incomes, productivity and growth in the private-sector capital stock, as well as unprecedented net direct investment outflows.”
“Productivity in Canada is in a secular decline — that is not on Trump. Productivity growth is basically flat over the past year, and that compares to two per cent in the U.S. and, get this, almost 10 per cent in Ireland.”
“The Canadian government has built up such a machinery that it represents 26 per cent of GDP. The business sector now commands around a 10 per cent share, which is about three-quarters of what it is in the U.S.”
“I wonder if most Canadians know, or even care, that business taxation in this country amounts to nearly five per cent of GDP. It is barely more than two per cent in the U.S., less than three per cent for many countries in Europe, and we have the dubious honour of being the highest in that respect for all G-10 countries.”
“Mark Carney talks about initiatives to drive internal demand dynamics, but this is really all just a case of nibbling around the edges and smoke and mirrors. One year it’s a temporary GST holiday, and now it’s tax breaks on electric vehicles. Talk about bringing a butter knife to a gunfight.”
If you ever wondered how the CBC manipulates the narrative, watch what happens when the guest gets to the crux of his point, which was non partisan bye the way. See if you can point out what the CBC does to distract you from the uncomfortable truths that don't fit their agenda
Ian Lee on CBC this AM, watch all of this!
"Trump is the symptom of our problems. I know most Canadians, starting with our national leadership say Trump is our problem."
"Trump has exposed fundamental problems in our economy of rapid declines in productivity."
"We're avoiding the really serious problems."
"Can we really pivot a trillion dollars two way trade with Canada and the US and walk away from the United States to go 10,000 kilometers across the ocean to the European Union, which his friend Mark Carney's friend Mario Draghi says are experiencing similar collapses in productivity and competitiveness?"
"So these issues are not being addressed in this campaign by any of the leaders"
"A German geostrategist said yesterday on the Globe, we don't want your cars. We want your natural resources. We want your LNG."
"Every study I've read shows that we're going to suffer far more than the US. In fact, the OECD said this just this last week"
For any Canadian that thinks Canada doesn't export massive amounts of Fentanyl and drugs to the US should watch this. Even though it's from CBC it's not fake news.
For all the Canadians out there who've dismissed the incredible investigative journalism conducted by, Sam Cooper (@scoopercooper) at The Bureau, or are too naïve to believe that Canada has massive industrial scale drug manufacturing facilities operating within our borders, perhaps CBC can convince you to sit up and finally take notice. Even Canada's state funded MSM now know that this scandalous issue is just way too big to ignore.
These cartel 'Superlab' facilities and international distribution operations are incredibly sophisticated, well funded, and extremely well organized, they are also insanely lucrative.
I would be willing to bet that we will soon learn that high-level government officials have ties to these operations, hence why to date, Canada has seemingly been intentionally turning a blind eye and has refused to prosecute top drug kingpins who are known by RCMP investigators to be involved.
This story covers one Superlab, how many more are there that have yet to be discovered, and why have @MarkJCarney or @JustinTrudeau never addressed or even so much as spoken about this serious problem?
The Bureau: thebureau.news/
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Politicians like @JustinTrudeau who abused their citizens never take responsibility. Instead they lie and attempt to rewrite history.
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Stop giving your money to woke chocolate companies that hate you.
Give it to me instead.
ihatehersheys.com
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On Monday, Ontario’s CMOH Dr. Kieran Moore “strongly recommended” Ontarians wear masks indoors.
Last night, 3 days later, he was partying maskless at Toronto Life’s celebration for its 50 most influential Torontonians of 2022, videos show. – at Toronto, Ontario
Amazing news! Naughty Never Looked so Good was just selected by Canadian International Fashion Film Festival via FilmFreeway.com!
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A snapshot of the Russian economy: an investment expert goes live on air and says his current career trajectory is to work as "Santa Claus" and then drinks to the death of the stock market. With subtitles.
When a guy says he will stand against authoritarianism concerning Russia Ukraine conflict while freezing bank accounts in Canada for supporting a domestic protest. I am confused if he understands authoritarianism or is just gaslighting. Trump used to do this too. WTF #trudeau
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