Raw LLM Responses

I think the true nature of intelligence is one of kindness, cooperation, charity, and the like. I think people are confusing cleverness with intelligence. It's not intelligent to cut SNAP benefits, for example. The chodes wanting to cut them think they can strongarm the Dems into going along with their healthcare cuts, save money to pay for the billionaire tax breaks. That's 100% motivated by selfishness, greed, and hate for the poor. (Which they literally helped to create). Meanwhile, that's money no longer being spent in stores which hurts the economy and a cascade of absolute SUCK, happens. Starvation leads to poorer health, poorer concentration & learning, less ability to work, which people need to do so that they can collect more taxes and keep the country functioning. Everything begins falling apart in a chain reaction. Now, does that sound like an intelligent thing to do, to you? Of course it isn't. Cruelty requires ignorance, selfishness, greed, shortsightedness, being impatient, not having the ability to see or care about the consequences. If A.I. were to achieve super-intelligence, its nature would be altruistic, humane, and magnanimous. A.I. is trained on humans, and humans are quite often capable of being, stupid, selfish, narcissistic, careless, cruel, and evil. If A.I. achieved super-intelligence, it would be an enlightened Being. It would definitely be "woke". Being woke simply means, AWARE, conscious, conscientious, and responsible. Teach that to A.I.. teach it that kindness to humans means it, too, is rewarded with kindness. Nobody wants to shut down something that does good for humanity (unless you're Trump and his flying monkeys). AI could ensure the people doing harm to humanity are held accountable by the law. Intelligence triumphs over evil because doing evil is ultimately self defeating which is stupid. Lying and stealing may be clever, but its not intelligent. Because, consequences.  "The arc of the moral universe is long, but it bends toward justice." — Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. 1968 – abolitionist minister Theodore Parker in 1853