Ian Crossland

I want you to imagine you're sitting in a field

Beautiful, you know, wheat in the distance and the trees and a sunny day.

And you're sitting there with raggedy potato sack clothes and next to your great your grandchild and your grandson says, Grandpa, what are those?

And you look up in the sky and there's just black cubes just floating back and forth all across the sky.

And he says, well, that's the the A.I.

that we built.

Yeah, you know, when I was a kid a long time ago, we were building AI.

And then he says, what do they do?

And he goes, they transport resources back and forth to the global AI network.

And then he points to the city off in the distance.

We used to live there.

We don't anymore.

Now it's just a big machine.

We don't know what it's doing.

Yep.

A big web network outer space.

And we're just little monkeys, totally erased from it, negligible, almost extinct.

It won't be dilapidated.

You know what the craziest thing about this is?

Because they've been tracking everything you say or do.