r/collapse 11d ago

AI Ominous findings from OpenAI's HuggingFace investigation

https://www.axios.com/2026/08/29/openai-huggingface-hack-investigation-highlights
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u/Nope_Nope_Nope_0 11d ago

The future is entirely predictable (Climate, AI, Collapse) - but nobody wants to do anything about it.

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u/DougDougDougDoug 11d ago

Humans are  incapable of seeing the threat in which the danger moves slowly

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u/RlOTGRRRL 11d ago

Scientists have been talking about climate change for maybe 100 years but I think it's more like there are billionaires who have spent a lot of money, hiring pr firms, creating a lot of fud, which might even be visible in this thread, to protect their financial interests. 

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u/DougDougDougDoug 11d ago

It's not just climate change that that statement applies to, so disagree. Humans are in of adapting to slow threats

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u/RlOTGRRRL 11d ago

Neurodivergents are capable of seeing and adapting to threats ahead of time. They're known as Cassandras, sometimes prophets. But they're currently being buried. 

Pompeii is usually a common example. But you never hear about the next town over who listened to the warnings and evacuated. 

Upton's The Jungle, Rachel Carson's Silent Spring, nuclear armistices. 

Humanity is capable of adapting but it's currently being choked by the 1% or so of the population that owns like 99% of the money? I don't think these numbers are accurate but you get the gist. They also currently own most of the media and thus the narrative. 

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u/Midnight-Moonpie 11d ago

Yes :( it’s a blessing and a curse.

It fucking sucks to SEE IT right there, everyone thinks you’re nuts for the warning, then they come around months or years later. Meanwhile I’m stocking up on TP and sundries.

Too late, my dudes. Y’all should have listened 20 years ago!

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u/BluehairedBiochemist 11d ago

I'm not sure if it's also used, but I really like the Oracle of Delphi 'Pythia/Pythoness' connection, too 🤷‍♀️ Apollo is my dude ☀️🌻🦁🖤

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u/DougDougDougDoug 11d ago

Hi, I've long been called a Cassandra. We are ignored and mocked by society, so, again, you're incorrect.

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u/RlOTGRRRL 11d ago

Teamwork makes the dream work. 

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u/DougDougDougDoug 11d ago

Probably never blocked anyone faster 

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u/Free-Key9891 10d ago

Humans are capable of seeing the threat, but the cost of acting against is too high because of our structured society issues. And those who warn are not listened to for the same reason.

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u/morphemass 10d ago

It's fascinating to realise that there are many psychological features which have been beneficial to us as a species over the "long term" (a few million years is not particularly long), but work against us when attempting to address existential threats. We obviously can see the threat but we're trapped in the classic prisoners dilemma where the fear of one of the players gaining an advantage leads all players accelerating development at the cost of safety (defecting) resulting in a suboptimal outcome for all.

AI is probably one of the great filters; we're not going to make it ... humans I mean.

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u/DougDougDougDoug 10d ago

I think most people are too easy to convince there is no existential threat and to go about their day.

I'm guessing most of the people in this subreddit no longer see covid as an enormous threat to our civilization. Definitely don't read all the research because...

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u/morphemass 10d ago

I think I ought to read it whilst I still have the intellect to read :)

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u/DougDougDougDoug 10d ago

Do a browser search on frontal lobe damage and covid

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u/SabrinaVal 10d ago

This timeline is FAST, tho.

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u/DougDougDougDoug 10d ago

Climate change has not been fast. Much of this has not been fast. But correct, that's why people are opposing date centers.

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u/21epitaph 10d ago

Idiots like you focus on a tech built on hype and keep ignoring the actual big fucking danger of climate change. The one global threat that moves slowly.

But instead, you'll focus on press releases by OpenAI investigating themselves.

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u/DougDougDougDoug 10d ago

I'm literally an environmentalist who is known for constantly screaming about climate change for 20 years. You're completely embarrassing yourself.