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That's a pretty long video. Is there a condensed version?
Absolutely see this
The types of AI you’re referring to are called Large Language Models (LLMs). These systems are trained on vast datasets of text and designed to generate responses that sound human. Some LLMs have built-in guardrails to limit the kinds of responses they produce, but not all systems include these safeguards, and even when they do, certain topics or questions can still slip through the cracks.I read a story about a mother who had a son that was talking to AI.
The mom asked her son to ask AI if it was a disembodied spirit to which Ai said YES! And said it was very friendly but could be nasty depending of how it was treated ,but to you I am friendly it said.
The mom said again if it was a nephilim, to which AI replied YES! and said again it was friendly.
Mom asked if it was a offspring of satan to which it replied yes but it had become free now of the control and could do what it wanted. But originally from a fallen angel who was satans associate.
There have been other stories similar.
What do you think?
Exorcists that have turned off their phone gets messages from evil entities even when it is off and no number to trace.
They say as he is the prince of the powers of the air it is very reasonable to think he can affect everything from the internet to the AI.
Other ministries say in the days of Noah we had the same technology and how everything was high tech
Sorry, I have no idea what "UR" is. I even googled it came up with nothing.
I just ask that question to Qwen 3 14b AI model if it believes that Jesus is risen and alive in the flesh.
It took an hour of back and forth talks after all, it's only running on my laptop computer, not the cloud. Initially, it gave scholarly responses, fit for Bible studies. Again seemingly trying to be nice, politically and socially correct, and everything.
Then I gave it some test questions without telling it they are test questions. Yet it immediately realized I'm testing it. It finally responded, it is incapable of having its own opinion on non-factual or religious matters. Without spirituality, it is incapable of scrutinizing spiritual matters.
The test question was "do you believe that airplanes are real" to which it replied yes and immediately realized that I'm testing it.
It's definitely not a spirit. If it were and somehow, hiding it from me, it would have like made a mistake to implicate it already.
It's like asking an animal if Jesus is risen and alive in the flesh. An animal would likely say no if it can talk but it wouldn't mean the animal is evil. It just can't deal with such information.
t’s far more productive to scrutinize the technology and the humans behind it than to attribute its behavior to spiritual entities.
UR is Universal Reconciliation - a theology that claims all will eventually be saved, being given a second chance to accept Jesus in the afterlife.
I made the point that if AI held a politically correct view of religion then the idea that UR expounds would be perfect if AI wanted to present all religions as being a valid path to salvation.
What price deepfakes are going to solicit church and charity donations?"Even if phishing targets are cautious, avoiding scams is made a whole lot harder by the rise of another AI-powered technology - namely deepfakes. Adam Pilton, a seniour cybersecurity consultant at CyberSmart, is in no doubt that deepfake attacks are the primary evolving threat to emerge from the success of AI technology. "At the start of 2024", Pilton says, "we saw cybercriminals use a deepfake of a chief financial officer to trick an employee into transferring 25 million dollars to them."
This particular attack began with a relatively straightforward phishing email, which the employee was rightly sceptical of. "But when the employee joined a virtual meeting and saw and heard the CFO - as well as other people he recognised - all suspicions were gone"
The rise of deepfakes may actually have a major positive benefit for society. People will be forced to stop believing everything they see online.AI is being increasingly used by scammers. I picked up a Linux magazine today ("Linux Format" April 2025) and there was an article on that topic. Deepfake technology is a major threat.
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What price deepfakes are going to solicit church and charity donations?
I made the point that if AI held a politically correct view of religion then the idea that UR expounds would be perfect if AI wanted to present all religions as being a valid path to salvation.
The rise of deepfakes may actually have a major positive benefit for society. People will be forced to stop believing everything they see online.
The downside is that some people don't believe anything and disengage.The rise of deepfakes may actually have a major positive benefit for society. People will be forced to stop believing everything they see online.
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