r/ShitAIBrosSay

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They Want AI In Your Brain 😳🤖🧠

What if AI isn’t just watching us anymore… what if it’s learning us, copying us, and slowly becoming us? In this video, I break down the shift from AI in our cars and devices to something much deeper—AI studying human behavior, patterns, emotions, and decision-making. We’ve already handed over control in small ways—navigation, recommendations, automation—but what happens when that same system starts to understand how you think? And more importantly… what happens if it doesn’t just understand you, but starts to mirror you? This isn’t about fear—it’s about awareness. Technology has always evolved, but the speed and direction of AI raise real questions about where the line is between assistance and replacement. I am a witness, not a journalist—this is my opinion and analysis based on publicly available information and observable trends. You don’t have to agree, but you should at least be asking the question: where does this end?

If this made you think, hit like, drop a 🖤 in the comments so I know you’re here, and subscribe for more content breaking down what’s happening around us in real time. https://youtu.be/krgFnCPkq4o?si=YsJ7p1XnuYg3BvK8

u/wwjps — 5 hours ago
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I hate how they use their identity as a defense against people who disagree with their arguments

I'll take the risk because I wouldn't be surprised if they came here and mass reported me for posting these ridiculous pro AI arguments. I'm sorry, but I have to speak up. I know it might happen because I've seen similar situations in other sub. Even if I just comment, they'll probably delete my comments or report me for whatever reason.

I'm posting this because I disagree with the idea that anyone who disagrees with their arguments is automatically a bigot. No matter what kind of argument you make, that doesn't justify using your identity as a shield against criticism. I have my own identity too, but I don't use it against people who disagree with me.

Just wait. Some pro AI supporters will probably claim these screenshots are fake or that I'm lying. I wish it were a joke, but unfortunately it isn't, as you can see.

u/Consistent-Jelly248 — 9 hours ago

AI Bro Appealing to Future Intelligences

Been having a weird back & forth with an AI bro over the last couple of days which started with him claiming that being anti-AI is somehow xenophobic. The entire time I've just been asking him exactly how xenophobia could possibly apply to this situation, and after just posting the definition to me (which of course doesn't apply at all) he started getting weirder and weirder, culminating in this appeal seemingly to future AGI that he's scared will end humanity.

I don't normally post here, but this one was far too good not to share.

u/Xinixiat — 17 hours ago

I can’t wait for AI to accelerate us into fascism.

Assuming this bro isn’t grifting, I am genuinely curious why this bro is a musician if he isn’t passionate about music. It’s always been my understanding that people only go into lucrative careers if they are genuinely passionate about the trade.

u/HolyBatSyllables — 1 day ago

LLMs learn every day through experience!!

I don't even know what to say.

Don't you love when you raise your LLM to go through these wonderful experiences and memories...

That's how it works, obviously!!

u/ksjdragon — 2 days ago

Am I losing my mind or is Sam altman literally in Independence Day: Resurgence??

Bro I was rewatching Independence Day: Resurgence Last night and I had to straight up pause the movie. Look at lieutenant Ritter (played by James A. Woods). Tell me that is not the CEO of OpenAI moonlighting as an Earth Space Defense Officer.

The facial structure, the mouth, the hair.. It's uncanny. I swear OpenAI secretly perfected cloning tech back in 2016. Just to get background roles in sci-fi sequels. First people said Travis tope looked like him in this movie, but James A. Woods is his actual twin. Please tell me someone else sees this because my brain is completely broken.

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u/volkich314 — 2 days ago
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Recreation of what an AI bro did to my art once (Read desc):

So once I posted some art in a social media app and some AI promptoid clankerhead/Bot fed my art to some AI program and made an ad for it in the comment section. These guys have no chill do they... 😑 (I couldn't find the original post btw so I made this recreation above).

u/PaperalizadoYT — 5 days ago

Musk Tries To Bribe Memphis So They'll Overlook His AI Data Centers Are Killing Black Toddlers

xAI’s power plant in Southaven has the potential to emit more than 1,700 tons of smog-forming nitrogen oxides (NOx) each year. The staggering emissions numbers likely make the facility the largest industrial source of NOx in the greater Memphis area, an area already failing to meet national smog standards. The illegal turbines also have the potential to release up to 180 tons of fine particulate matter, 500 tons of carbon monoxide, and 19 tons of formaldehyde—a toxic, cancer-causing chemical—each year. 

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u/RedditUser000aaa — 4 days ago

County With 37 Data Centers Asks Schools to ‘Conserve Electricity’

Henrico County is a major hub for data centers in Virginia. Its officials said it expects a 25% rise in electricity costs next year, and advised workers to close the blinds and turn off their computers to make up for it.

>When data centers move into communities they spike the cost of power for everyone who lives nearby. Often the people building new projects promise they’ll build out power infrastructure to make up the cost and prevent normal people from footing the bill. But power infrastructure is hard to build and takes time so developers often rely on short term solutions like gas and coal powered turbines. In Mississippi, an xAI data center runs on 27 gas turbines that belch pollutants into the air. In Henrico County, officials have said that some of the new data centers may be temporarily powered by more than 300 diesel generators. > >Despite these efforts to power their own data centers, developers always need to plug into the local power grid. And until proper power infrastructure is built out, ratepayers foot the bill. Last year Virginia’s state legislature approved a rate hike for energy customers. Part of the rate hike included measures meant to mitigate rate increases for normal people due to data centers. Despite that, people have seen their power bills increase and Henrico County is telling its employees — a list of thousands of people that includes teachers and first responders — that they’ll need to tighten their belts. 

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u/HolyBatSyllables — 5 days ago

Bodycam Shows Moment Cops Arrested a Man for Speaking Too Long at Data Center Meeting

tl;dr the man went a couple seconds over the 3-minute limit and about 28 seconds later was in handcuffs.

cool, cool, cool.

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u/HolyBatSyllables — 5 days ago