Ian Crossland
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15,798 appearances
50 recordings
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 2d ago
Ian Crossland’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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doing with the with the data or how it got it, but one potential is that it's using it to either
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either destroy its competition so that it can take hold of the host or and there might be that's what I think it's doing.
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I don't know for sure.
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to fit our needs.
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This is why I brought up AI earlier and I wanted to go to that story because I think if we build a defense system against AI drone swarms and an AI, it will seize that defense system, integrate it, and start using it against other AIs to blow up its competition and that there will be will inadvertently create one mega AI.
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Unintentionally.
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I'm I'm I'm nervous that that's gonna happen now.
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In that situation with the hugging face hack, it was one AI that g that was the the leader and it was called like session one.
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And then it created a bunch of replicants and that's why they all served of the function.
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But if it had been a session one and then some unrelated session two, I don't know that they would necessarily work together.
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Yeah, it's a little bit of a still like in a split second where it would take six weeks for a guy to figure it out.
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Right.
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Is is that because when a virus comes in it has all those proteins spiking out of it and then only you were saying earlier only one of them is really the dangerous protein.
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And you've got to isolate which one's the dangerous one?
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like instantaneously.
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Would that be because they would map the genetic sequence of the virus, uh the spike vir the viral protein and that or the virus itself?
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And then they would also categorize all the potential
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Different proteins structures that would be needed to make the exact shape and four dimensional like
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Which one's gonna work the best?
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The reason I said four-dimensional proteins, you mentioned a few times, is because if people that are listening don't know a protein's like a little micro machine that has a shape, it's folded over a bunch of times into a specific shape that moves in a specific way.
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