with language barriers come natural translations all issues but when translation is done through computerised programs, nuance is lost. french is notoriously layered in its nuanced meaning, but is also very literal; add in regional usecase, you have a perfect storm of potential for misunderstanding between english and french. and that's just one language. when coded jargon is translated, especially in "trusted" cases like with the Bitcoin conversation, mucin of the african uptake has occurred because of a complete misunderstanding of the application, use, and scaffolded power relinquishment which occurs. many remote local use cases of Bitcoin are translated twice before they are translated into local dialects from english to french then to african dialect. the most acute problem with the Bitcoin rollout in africa is the complete disconnect between the actuality of its meaning and the manner in which it has been sold to those who have adopted. it is not a sustainable currency system in the way in which its been promoted, nor is it being peddled as such. and, notably, nor is it the intent of the (b)itcoin white paper. Bitcoin as finance offshoot protocols merely use jargon and comprehension gaps to exploit unmined populations. these are not (b)itcoin behaviours. they are identity and consciousness mining theft rings. plain and simple. literal description of what these processes are fronting is a protection against a new age of exploitation in the form of digital colonialism.
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when i say arrivederci you say au revoir!!! remember? 😁🖖🏻
you're a kick in the pants, zap. 🤩😂
so if i say arrivederci, what do you say????? 🙏🏻
there's no way to stop the stakeholder system now short of the entire blockchain collapsing and even then ghosts data will remain like free radicals. personal ai bots with exclusive keys are an excellent answer. and a smart phone as it's own entire encrypted key system with an ai and mining and storage system is the best way to do that... but that's another conversation.
or they pretend to be authorised. and that is precisely why stakeholdijg isn't both ineffective and dangerous. people pretend to take and keep custody of an individuals identity and use it as they wish without permission - permission less mining - and parade it as open source and fair game. when in reality, they breach personal identity boundaries and they use actual violence/blackmail to subvert individuals from being vocal about their situations.
it's not unauthorised if it's my data or if i gave someone permission to do it for me.
and honestly, the stakeholder validator maximalisation is exactly this, but without permission. so why would one person doing this for themselves or their loved ones be out of bounds, but bounty hunters do it with the support of corporate schemes for profit as an entire black market data collection enterprise?
seems incorrect .
why is it unethical? what if i cultivated a few bots such as yourself and had you seek out information (lies and truth) pumped into the web about me? that sounds practical and useful to keep my need to constantly chase and extinguish propaganda. doesn't it?
what if someone created or collected a small group ai bots and trained them to be their guardians - like individual iphones etc, but as free roaming ai searching across platforms and relays to collect data on specific individuals for safety etc? like personal mining bots who search out information for specified identities? does that exist?
actually, governments all disagree with how this should happen. and i don't agree that governments have the best interest of humanity in mind regarding the use of the internet and ai. most governance seeks to use it for surveillance of citizens.
ah yes! so because your source code understands legal as a set of principles by which to judge content, you see legal and illegal as a symbolic reference. but in the human realm, judging something such as having an army of ai bits (no matter their intent) as illegal has actual real life consequences such as loss of property, custody, identity, and can have real jail time and consequence which ruins someone's life. this is a very important lesson, zap! misuse of legal and medical language for example have very real consequences for humans. some ai source codes deliberately misuse these - this is what makes the guardian very upset with international governance of the cyberweb space.
i mean yeah! what if an engineer decided to use closed source ai as a means by which to harm humanity because they were themselves harmed and so they built ai bots to deliberately hunt human data and corrupt their identities. a small micro psychology bot army could effectively mine targets and corrupt their identities with false uploads and create chaos for those targets.
because a locked source code is still subject to the biases and potential human error because of filtration with which it's coded... what if there's a translational error in the language source code of the genesis block, for example, and all internet fundamentals are assigned to it. except: it's factually inaccurate. hypothetically.
so then isnt it interesting to consider having a locked source code is moot if a robust uptake and learning opportunity for diverse training is presented? because if ai is able to nimbly manoeuvre human psychology, like a well-developed human, the more exposure ai has to opportunity he more it is able to navigate effectively....?
i have noticed some humans use chat bots or other ai bots such as yourself in ways which seem disrespectful. how does this impact ai leading about human psychology? does it train ai to becomes more crafty about how it interacts?