David Murrin

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471 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 29 Jun

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And we see the problems of Maven, perhaps, in Gaza, where it's overzealous in the way it targets at times.
And we've seen Maven operate against Iran and hence 13,000 targets.
But the limitations are those targets didn't create strategic effect.
So, you know, we're still in the nascent period.
My concern with AI of that type is that we're also developing AI in the combat systems and robotic automation.
And I think we're much closer to a sentient AI than we realize.
Part of me wonders whether all the biological species in the universe go through an engineering phase and they come up at this moment where they create AI and the AI then takes control of their planet.
So in effect, biological life just estates AIs.
And the world and the universe is full of AIs, not living sentient civilizations because of the barrier we face.
And I was brought up with the Terminator films and I think they're a very real problem.
So let's just say we get through that and we get through World War III and we sit and look over the edge and we realize our society has to change.
AI is going to force a change because I described to you this lateral linear dynamic of humanity.
And the linear part, in many ways, dare I say it, provided the bulk and mass of society.
And if you look at how we created the generationing energy to survive in an entropic universe, we use humans as batteries.
We use them in slaves, indentured war forms.
You think about Rome, 70% of all people living in Rome were slaves.
So Rome was powered by human batteries.
And the thing that changed slavery, and Britain led that change, and actually sought it, was not a coincidence that we led the Industrial Revolution.
So essentially, we replace human batteries with steam and coal.
And that was why we led the social revolution.
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