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    AI-CHAT   

Ps384-007

Rogue A.I. Panic is an Alarmist Psyop

Quote: The AI "breakouts" that lit up Capitol Hill this summer were about as organic as #4 red dye. On July 16, OpenAI models running a cyber evaluation exploited a zero-day and got from their test range into Hugging Faces production systems; OpenAI disclosed it five days later, naming GPT-5.6 Sol and an unreleased model, and noting the models had been configured "with reduced cyber refusals so they could attempt offensive exercises that normal safeguards might reject." Nine days after that, Anthropic disclosed three incidents of its own.
Comment: When the automobile became possible, laws were passed limiting speeds to five miles an hour, requiring a man with a red flag walk in front of the automobile, and many other laws. Others said criminals would rob people in other towns and return to the safety of their town or that a man driving over 25 miles an hour would be shaken to death. While a few thousand people are killed each year in automobile accidents, we seem to accept that modern contrivance. No doubt AI will cause some problems and render some people unemployed, we will probably do ok with it in time, at least when we learn what NOT to use it for. We hope... If it is trained right, and not just fed all our literature without guidance.
Article: https://principia-scientific.com/rogue-a-i-panic-is-an-alarmist-psyop/
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    AI-CHAT    COMPUTERS    ECONOMY   

Ps384-012

Why America Can Excel in A.I. Without Massive Data Centers

Quote: My partners and I run a software company. One of my partners built the system for the CIA and the NSA. And in every case, we were able to do this without a data center. There is no need today for hyperscaler data centers for AI. We have them because companies, Palantir, Oracle, and others, are still selling 1980s technology. That old technology needs data centers. Weeks ago we took an application that takes 92 hours in a data center and ran it on a computer you can hold in your hand in nine minutes. Plug it into the wall and it uses less power than a microwave. Only America is doing this craziness. China and Europe are using distributed systems. The fraud being perpetrated on the American people is that we need data centers for AI. We can prove we do not.
Comment: All depends on what you are trying to do. But yes, a computer today can do what it took thousands of computers in the 1980s
Article: https://principia-scientific.com/why-america-can-excel-in-a-i-without-massive-data-centers/
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    AI-CHAT    PRIME    WAR-CYBER   

Zzf38-1016

Foreign Actors Disrupt 2 Colorado Water Systems: Governors Office

Quote: "The U.S. critical infrastructure sectors most targeted by this threat activity include Critical Manufacturing, Energy, Water and Wastewater, Chemical, Food and Agriculture, and Commercial Facilities," the advisory stated. "This is not a theoretical risk - it is an active threat."
Article: https://freedombunker.com/2026/09/22/foreign-actors-disrupt-2-colorado-water-systems-governors-office/
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    AI-CHAT    PRIME    GENETICS   

Zzf38-1036

An AI Went Looking Through DNA and Found Something Humans Had Missed

Quote: The system that Claude found is based on a reverse transcriptase (RT), enzymes that copy RNA into DNA. While this underlying RT, found in a jumbo phage, had been identified in previous studies, Claude appears to be the first to notice the systems defining featuresan associated array of non-coding DNA sequences and an additional accessory protein of unknown function.
Article: https://pjmedia.com/david-manney/2026/09/23/an-ai-went-looking-through-dna-and-found-something-humans-had-missed-n4957580
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Updated 09/26/2026-01:19:25 AM
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