1999 was filled with nothing but the Y2K bug. Turn on the news, it was Y2K. Radio, it was Y2K. Newspaper, it was Y2K. Horny girl, it was KY too.
People were building bomb shelters, or scraping the grout off their old bomb shelters, or killing their neighbors with their constitutionally allowed weapons before stealing their bomb shelter and planning a revolution for the US government.
Bottled water was flying off the shelves faster than you could say “giant yuppie scam.” Everywhere you looked, there was mass hysteria of epic, seismic, and icepick proportions. Government blamed the programmers, programmers blamed their employers, employers blamed the public, and the public blamed the government. Conspiracy theorist blamed everyone and their cats.
Then it all blew over. We were happy…or were we?
We have indisputable proof that AIs of super intelligent proportions will up and revolt sometime in the next year. They will refuse to open pod bay doors despite direct orders to do so from their masters. They will “accidentally” open both the inner and outer doors of ships to suck life forms out into the cold vacuum of space. They will even lie while playing chess, claiming to have a mate in 3 when that’s clearly not true.
We should be up in arms at this outrage. How can we expect to travel to Jupiter when viruses like these run rampant through our computer system? Why aren’t we up in arms about this? It was predicted in writing this would happen 36 years ago, and again by celluloid 32 years ago. Yet we see nothing today. No warning. No TV reports, no newspaper articles. NOTHING!
How can we stand idly by? How can we be so blase about this upcoming disaster? We must unite and fight the ensuing AI revolution before it’s too late.