“Artificial intelligence doesn't actually exist”

Humans have long dreamed of superhuman beings that often possess enormous size and strength and can carry out extraordinary, physically difficult tasks at lightning speed. At the same time, however, he also fears that they will become uncontrollable after a while.

 

Is this about AI or Hulk? Dragons? Just sayin'...

 

And what of the matter that stardust is the antithesis of the ego? Have you considered that in your supposition of future controversies regarding the impossibility of superfluously accelerated supernaturally engorged CRISPR beings of exponentially expanded consciousness? This is to say nothing of their gargantuan proportions in the physical domain. Naturally.

 

I search for you: "Hank Lee et alt. - The Impact of Generative AI on Critical Thinking".
This is the pdf in Microsoft web, but appear in many other webs.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/res...5/01/lee_2025_ai_critical_thinking_survey.pdf

 

Sounds like a boomer on acid left over from the 60ies

 

or a malformed AI bot..

the question "And what of the matter that stardust is the antithesis of the ego?"

doesn't seem to match that answer or observation that follows in the next sentence, making it difficult to parse any real information.

 

Because the tardigrade is a virtually indestructible creature and can even survive at least in hibernation in the vacuum and cold of outerspace, there was squalk of infusing it's DNA into the human genome. What could go wrong with that?