AI Technology Programmed to Push Anti-Christian Narrative by Its Developers
Artificial Intelligence (Al) is not currently at a level to pose a serious threat to humanity, says Jeff Lindsay. As president of Planet Lindsay, Jeff has used a wide variety of AI tools in his work involving intellectual property and technology, and has reported on both strengths and weaknesses. He explains that Al is not inherently evil, and it's not the technology itself that poses danger. Rather, we should be more worried about who controls the technology. He also shares how AI chatbots tend to be riddled with sloppy information or stark untruths while being very careful to push key narratives on many topics. Additionally, Jeff raises questions about the motives of major leaders in the AI field who are calling for government regulation of Al.
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Jeff Lindsay an inventor with over 130 US patents,a former professor and tech and business field researcher. He's an author, IP strategist, speaks Mandarin and German, and is co-author of Conquering Innovation Fatigue, and runs Planet Lindsay, LLC is a company that has been focused on innovation and intellectual property (IP) since 2007. The firm's areas of innovation include cosmetics, laundry care, odor control, biofilm control, forest products, oral care, personal care products, security systems, counterfeit detection, and supply chain management. Additionally, Planet Lindsay offers IP and strategy services to various companies and is associated with ipCapital Group, where Jeff Lindsay serves as a Senior Advisor.
The company began with a focus on security systems, developing patents for the “Private Rules” security system, which adds covert cues to login systems to enhance authentication security against onlookers or hackers. This system is being expanded to address security challenges in payments, facial recognition, automobile security, and building access. Planet Lindsay continues to innovate and also provides IP and innovation services.
