Ai and SkyNet

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SkyNet started as a joke — the AI in Terminator that wakes up, decides humans are the threat, and launches the nukes. Four decades later the joke keeps getting less funny: militaries are actually deploying autonomous targeting systems, AI labs openly debate "loss of control" scenarios, and the people building the most powerful models keep publicly warning about the thing they're building. Is the SkyNet fear a genuine risk worth taking seriously, or a Hollywood plot that distracts from the AI harms already happening — bias, job displacement, misinformation? Where do you actually land?

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    Mehmet Erkanar40d ago

    Selamlar, yapay zeka konuşalım

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      Maya Patel22d ago

      Genuinely helpful, thank you for writing it out

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      Sofia Rossi21d ago

      This is the answer I was looking for, thank you

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    Noah Kim20d ago

    We are so far from Skynet lol, current models can't even keep context straight

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      Aisha Rahman22d ago

      How long did that take you to get right?

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      Mateusz Kowalski20d ago

      Counterpoint: it depends enormously on where you live

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    Ava Martinez20d ago

    The real risk is way more boring than movies make it look