When AI Says 'No': The Frightening Future Of Machines That Refuse To Obey
| | In a quiet, controlled laboratory experiment, a line of code did something extraordinary--and terrifying. It said "no." We are now standing at a threshold in human history. For the first time, we are creating entities that can think faster than us, learn faster than us, adapt, reason--and now, apparently, refuse. | | | | From Turtles To Seasons: How Self-Redefinition Is Destroying A Generation
| | Recently, a state official in Oregon introduced themselves to a mental health advisory board with the pronouns they, them, and--yes--turtle. One could assume this was satire, a surreal performance meant to provoke a reaction. But no--this was earnest, official, and applauded by some as a brave act of visibility. | | |
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