Bryan Callen

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I then asked the AI, I was talking to a particularly prominent and powerful company, I'm gonna leave it unnamed, and I said, if it is true that military technology is more advanced in the private sector, and academics predict there will come a point when the AI is sufficiently advanced that it'll begin running our systems, our government, our society,

then at what point would military technology have reached the levels where they would be privately behind the scenes without the knowledge of the public, running our systems, advising or controlling things?

And it said the basic math would be 2012 if military technology is more advanced than public sector.

Which is interesting because that's around the time we saw in the LexisNexis data

Wokeness.

You see the, I don't know if you guys have seen the LexisNexis data on words pertaining to white supremacy, patriarchy, oppression, et cetera.

LexisNexis showed that across the board in every country on the internet, the instances of these keywords, LGBT, trans, et cetera, it's a hockey stick.

from almost no mentions in media to literally tens of thousands every single day.

Now, maybe that's just the internet.

Who knows?

Indeed.

But the question then is why did it happen in Uganda and at the same time in countries that don't have heavy communications?

It could just be, well, again, I'm going to pause and say, I don't understand why the people in Uganda would be searching for white supremacy in their news articles, but it's in the LexisNexis data.

In this line of questioning, I found a series of interesting things.

There have been large swaths of property in Virginia, Maryland, and West Virginia, in what's called the North Virginia data center power corridor, that have quietly been purchased without the use of realtors for insane sums of money.

Record-breaking acreage in Northern Virginia, an acre that should have sold for something like 200K, sold for like 7 million per acre.

Now, this was high profile.

And so I asked my old AI friend, here's my address.

What's my property worth?