What would you do if money was no object, the sky was the limit and the world was your oyster?
What do you think about when all you have around you is chaos and destruction, bills to pay and no one to help you? What do you do?
There is a dichotomy between those who have and those who have not. Those who have come with the power to control.
A tech billionaire eco-terrorist has injected an extra $300 million into companies specializing in artificial intelligence software development. These companies create large language models and produce platforms like ChatGPT, Siri, and Gemini. The billionaire aims to influence what you see and manipulate what you hear, much like Richard Valentine, the villain portrayed by Samuel L. Jackson in the movie “Kingsmen, the Secret Service”.
He offers a really cool software app that provides a convenience that everybody wants. And it’s free. The problem for the consumer is the backdoor software that attempts to hypnotize you. That’s the movie version. The real version is even scarier.
It’s important that you read the privacy statement on the websites you visit and every software application you allow to have access to your personal data. The seller will tell you the service benefit you get for allowing them to collect data on you.
The question is, “does ET phone home?”
Yes, he does.
In other words, the information collected doesn’t stay “in house” and private to your computer or on-prem network. It is stored in the cloud where 3rd party administrators have access to it.