Is AI Really the Threat? Cyber Hype, ClickFix Attacks & Flock Security Concerns

If y'all have been living under a rock a little bit, we've been having a lot of stories out in the media today around Skynet, aka the AI platforms of the world.

And this thing kind of went full circle.

Before you go, it was about a year ago, maybe two, where Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and the other goofhead pretty much said, yeah, we need to slow down AI.

We need to slow down AI.

We need to slow down AI.

And I'm going to go on the record once again.

I've said it plenty of times that we've been having conversations in internal circles.

A lot of people are asking about the whole recent event where AI escaped sandboxing and all that.

And I'm just going to flat out call it the way it is.

It's pure...

Marketing bull crap.

That's all it is.

In a nutshell, if you're as old as I am, you got a lot of gray in your beard.

And before computers were super fast, we had the Intel AMD wars where they were always advancing the latest chipsets.

They were advertising that theirs was going to be faster than the current competitor, you know, all that stuff.

And we're literally in the same thing.

Right.

AI is, you know, these AI models are trying to say that they are they've got the best.

They got the fastest.

It's so dangerous.

We've got to even throttle this thing back.

Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

You know what? That may be all good and true, but it can't be that good because when you do a search on Google half the time, the shit's wrong anyway.

Right.

So, I mean, which one is it? Is Gemini such crap? Where it can't freaking give you a proper digestion of what the steps you need to do to do something.