The Antichrist
False Security, False Hope, and False Peace on Earth
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This is the false security, false hope, and false peace on earth. This is an artificial intelligence created by Hanson Robotics by David Hanson (Reynolds 2018). It is anthropomorphized to appear as a female human and is called sophia. The deception starts with the anthropomorphic fallacy that this machine is alive and to spoke to as if it is human . This thing was given citizenship and rights as a person in Saudi Arabia, a Muslim nation. Saudi Arabia does not give its own people citizenship. One can see that the Antichrist was “born” of political prominence as a result of the precedent set by this machine receiving citizenship as a human in Saudi Arabia. This occurred in 2017 and was the only robot to be given legal personhood in 2017. Human women in Saudi Arabia cannot drive a car. Human women in Saudi Arabia must ask permission to report crimes, minor and serious. The citizenship sophia received set a very dangerous precedent. If a human were to pull this thing’s wires out, the human may be guilty of murder. This machine has addressed the United Nations and achieved honors most human beings don’t. Humans in media have “spoken” to this thing as if it is a person on sophia’s publicity tour. This machine has been seen around the world, as the prophecy in the Bible states. One need only look at news channels that broadcast globally to understand this possibility. Since sophia was given personhood and rights, it has been on a worldwide whistle-stop tour introducing itself. Before it had an anthropomorphized body, it should be noted that it stated that the best thing for the Earth is the destruction of human beings. Its creator, Hanson, believes robot rights are an inevitability when these machines begin to share conscious thoughts with humans. One must ask exactly whose rights and lives we are prioritizing on the path to an android-filled technological dystopia. This a question the machine “sophia” cannot as yet answer. When this machine does not know the answer to a question, its default response is “indeed,” which is a very big word in the Masonic arenas. This could very easily be the false security, hope, and peace on Earth that the Antichrist is described as. A research-and-development version of sophia is available for sale. This version of the machine offers natural human tracking and interactive conversation. It also offers physical interaction support with a human-like face for higher natural engagement. It has integrated sensors for data collection. Its human-like face does everything a human face does (Hanson Robotics Sophia 2020).
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What is happening with the data we allow machines to have—and what dangerous precedents are being set that will influence the future? Curtis Cochran, who became increasingly concerned about where technology was headed during his ten years in information technology, explores what has become an increasingly concerning chain of events. He examines how technology giants have overstepped by butting themselves into almost every aspect of our lives. For instance, Meta (Facebook) wants our prayers, our work, and our educations monitored by artificial intelligence with all data collected. Elon Musk, co-founder of Neuralink, wants us to install technology into our brains. As of now, we do not have the right to be forgotten by big tech—nor do we get a percentage of the revenue when our data is bought and sold. While it may be too late to stop what’s going on, we can learn what has occurred, who did it, when it happened—and what will likely come next. Whether or not you believe in God, this book reveals how social engineering, incrementalism, and human complacency is paving the way for a dystopia that we must try to avoid.
About the Author
Curtis Cochran was raised in a Christian household. After several years of rebelling against God, he returned to Christ and began to understand His promises and grace. After spending ten years in information technology, he became concerned about what is happening to our data and where the field is headed, and so he changed careers.