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THE BEADY EYE SAYS. WE ARE MOVING INTO AI DEVELOPING MEMORY.

19 Sunday Jul 2026

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( Two minute read)

What will this mean?

AI is leaving the screen and observing the physical world.

As a result it won’t be long before an AI Agent is telling you what and when you need to do.

The question then becomes who or what controls your memory.

Human existence and experience is not text, we see, we hear, we smell.

Imagine an AI with these abilities.

It could point a camera at a car and be able to suggest what’s wrong with the engine, and provide what is needed to fix it.

Apply this to a human body.

It could analyse your body in real time.

I predict that we will have personalised software before we can even begin to release that this type of technology will have to be paid for.

We are on the threshold of an era where everything you see, hear, will have to be verified.

And you know where that will go £.

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THE BEADY EYE ASKS WHY IS IT SO DIFFICULT TO GET HUMANS TO BELIEVE IN ANYTHING?

12 Sunday Jul 2026

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Truth is truth, regardless of belief.

It can feel incredibly frustrating when you present clear facts, solid data, or even personal experiences, only to watch someone completely brush them off.

It makes you wonder: Are we just hardwired to be stubborn?

That people don’t believe a fact doesn’t make it untrue, nor does an idea being believed by millions or even billions of people make it true.

The main reason why it is so difficult is that human brains evolved to protect our survival and our social status, not to act as objective, flawless calculators of truth.

Because truth is truth while belief exists only in the absence of knowledge of what the truth is.

We don’t judge information based purely on whether it’s true; we judge it based on what accepting it will do to our social standing.

 If a new truth threatens a person’s political alignment, religious community, or family ties, their brain registers that truth as a threat.

They will reject the fact to protect the relationship.

When people are presented with facts that contradict their core beliefs, it doesn’t just fail to convince them—it often makes them double down on their original stance.

We actively hunt for tiny scraps of information that prove us right, while completely ignoring mountains of evidence that prove us wrong.

I swarm by almighty god that the evidence I shall give is the truth and nothing but the truth.

However if you want to change someone’s mind, arguing with raw facts rarely works.

Because.

Beliefs are tied to emotion and safety, a person usually has to feel respected, safe, and socially secure before their brain will allow them to lower its defenses and accept a new truth.

When all of this comes to things like climate change it is no wonder we have had climate conferences after conferences.

Unfortunately these conferences focus on the symptoms rather than the cause.

We cannot invent our way out of climate change.

The truth and nothing but the truth is that climate change is now a product to be traded to the highest bidder.

New thechnogicale innovations will deepen the awaiting Catastrophes, because in this highly competitive industry there exists a deep ingrained subterranean culture of its own.

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The Beady Eye says. If we are to avoid more wars. The redistribution of wealth must start now.

09 Thursday Jul 2026

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We are living in a world of technological advancement, with inequality growing on a scale not seen since slavery was abolished.

We elect people to represent us, because only living entities have goals:

To find food, to reproduce, to survive, sometimes simply to experience good things. 

The tragedy is with the imminent arrival of General Artificial Intelligence it will be too late to do anything about the inequalities that exits, never mind what’s over the horizon.

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Wealth is being weaponised, and the Ukraine war with Russia shows that standing armies are out of date.

Governments get weaker and weaker year upon year, eroding quicker than their manifesto.

Spending money they don’t have on futures that don’t understand or can ill afford to comprehend.

Because their tax returns are dismissing year upon year, as profit seeking algorithms that have no sources can make profits disappear into the cloud.

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We know that massive changes to employment are coming down the line.

To combat these changes redistribute of wealth must start now.

This can only be achieved by governments nationalising their countries sources of wealth and introducing with new laws governing compulsive purchases orders.

I am not talking about income. I am talking about property.

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Proponents argue that extreme inequality hurts growth because the wealthy tend to save their money, whereas putting money into the hands of lower- and middle-class citizens immediately boosts consumer spending and drives the economy.

This is going to-be no longer the case

The biggest challenge in wealth redistribution is balancing equity (fairness) with efficiency (growth).

This argument is also with the current revolution in technology coming to a cull de sack.

Just look at Elon Musk or Donald Trump-

How grotesque it is to see one man owning trillions while the other lines his own pockets, while wasting billions of tax payers dollars.

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There isn’t a single “best” way of achieving redistribution, because every method comes with trade-offs between economic equality and economic growth.

Collecting the money is only half the battle; how it is spent determines how effectively wealth is redistributed.

Taxes are enhireantly disliked and so complex that more money is spent on advoiding them than paying them.

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Instead of letting the market create extreme inequality and trying to fix it later via taxes, “pre-distribution” changes the rules of the economy so wealth is shared more evenly from the start.

Setting a legal floor for wages ensures workers take home a larger share of a company’s revenue.

Breaking up monopolies and fostering competition prevents massive corporations from artificially driving down wages or inflating prices for consumers.

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While demand on Governments tax coffers shrinkand demand goes up exponentially.

The equality gap between the rich and poor widens year upon year.

The question is how to go about looking at fresh ways to raise the funds to bring assets back in public ownership.

They could be funded-by a lottery system

They could be funded-by new government bonds.

They could be funded by increasing the tax take on the extremely wealthy.

Elon Musk might have helped human consciousness to leave earth and enter space. However with his trillion he would, like others, need to have this consciousness prickled here on earth.

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THE BEADY EYE SAYS TECHNOLOGY WHETHER WE LIKE IT OR NOT IS HERE TO STAY BUT ON WHO TERMS.

25 Thursday Jun 2026

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The above statement couldn’t be more true, and needs to be critical analysis sooner than later.

This is extremely important as we are moving rapidly towards a world of AI surveillance.

Artificial Intelligence’s is if we don’t get a grip of now ( not in the future) it’s going to rule the world we live on.

Its unchecked development with the rise of hyper-realistic deepfakes, automated text generation, and voice cloning is already out of control.

AI makes it incredibly cheap and easy to manufacture fake realities at scale.

When anything can be perfectly faked, trust in media, democratic elections, and institutional authority collapses entirely.

If citizens can no longer agree on objective reality, cohesive society becomes impossible to maintain.

A rogue actor or terrorist group could use AI to design a highly lethal, vaccine-resistant pathogen that would have previously required a state-sponsored lab and a team of virologists to engineer.

It’s time our governments wake up to reality’s of AI.

Just look at what’s happening in the Russia/ Ukraine war.

A war of drones against an unwinding army that needs, fuel, food, water, ammunition etc.

The integration of AI into military hardware creates autonomous weapons systems (killer robots) that can select and engage targets without human intervention eliminating human hesitation or mercy from the battlefield.

Furthermore, algorithmic bugs or rapid-fire escalation between opposing military AIs could trigger accidental wars before human commanders even realize what is happening.

Are we all so stupid that we are unable to see that the future will be run by a select few, if we don’t take action to regulate AI now it will not be possible to close the gate later.

Resistance is not futile.

We need laws to force companies to pull back the curtain on “black box” algorithms.

This means maintaining clear data provenance (knowing exactly what data was used to train the AI) and allowing independent third parties to audit systems for hidden bias or security flaws before they go public.

Deciding who is legally responsible when AI causes harm.

If an autonomous system misdiagnoses a patient or crashes a vehicle, liability frameworks establish whether the fault lies with the software developer, the data provider, or the end-user.

Because AI code doesn’t stop at national borders, global bodies (like the UN, G7, or international treaty organizations) must establish baseline safety floors.

This prevents “regulatory arbitrage,” where tech companies simply move their operations to countries with lax safety laws.

The “Pacing Problem”:

This is the core structural hurdle of AI regulation.

Technology develops exponentially, while traditional legislative and democratic lawmaking processes move linearly and slowly.

By the time a comprehensive law is debated, drafted, and passed, the underlying technology has often entirely changed.

To solve this, many experts advocate for agile governance—using living regulatory sandboxes where tech companies can test new models under close government supervision, allowing regulators to learn and adapt rules in real-time.

Or they are required to lodge a copy of the software governing any technology with a government held computer in order to receive a license to operate the software.

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THE BEADY EYE SAYS. WE NOW FIND OURSELVES IN A WORLD WHERE WE KNOW HOW ALMOST EVERY THING WORKS, BUT WE KNOW THE MEANING OF NOTHING.

25 Thursday Jun 2026

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This hits right at the core of the modern human condition.

We are drowning in information, while starving for wisdom.” — E.O. Wild

We live in an era of unprecedented mechanical and scientific clarity.

If you want to know how something happens, humanity has an answer, or is actively coding one:

Our modern world is obsessed with optimization. We ask “How do we make this faster, smoother, or more productive?” instead of “Is this worth doing?”

We confuse knowing about something with actually knowing it. 

We can read the 3-billion-letter code of human DNA and literally edit it with CRISPR.

When everything is reduced to a metric or a function, things stop being sacred or deeply felt; they just become tasks to manage.

Thanks to AI and instant connectivity, raw knowledge has become a commodity.

It is practically free, infinite, and accessible to anyone with a screen.

Knowledge used to be a rare, premium currency.

The premium currency now belongs to those who can answer whether we should do it, and what it means for us.

When anyone can look up a fact, generate a functional line of code, or draft a legal contract in three seconds, simply possessing information loses its premium value.

In a world drowning in data, deep fakes, and AI-generated noise, the ability to separate truth from hallucination and signal from static is incredibly valuable.

Because knowledge is everywhere, the ability to focus deeply on one thing without getting distracted is becoming a rare, elite skill.

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THE BEADY EYE SAYS: BECAUSE THE FOUNDATION OF ALL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS OUR COLLECTIVE INTELLIGENCE IT SHOULD BE OWN BY ALL OF US.

24 Wednesday Jun 2026

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The question is. Are we going to allow the world to be run by a few rich people or are we going to nationalise the largest Ai companies.

Here is what Gemmi thinks

“At the moment we are looking at a messy, high-stakes tug-of-war between Big Tech’s corporate consolidation and aggressive government intervention.”

“Training state-of-the-art foundation models requires billions of dollars, massive data centers, and specialized chips (like NVIDIA’s GPUs).”

“Only a handful of mega-corporations (think Microsoft/OpenAI, Google, Meta, Amazon, and Apple) have the capital to compete at the absolute frontier.”

“These companies already own the platforms where humanity generates its data, giving them a perpetual loop to train and refine their models.”

“ If left entirely unchecked, this leads to a “closed” ecosystem where a few billionaires hold the keys to the most powerful productivity tools in human history.”

“Governments may well recognise that AI is not just a commercial product—it is national infrastructure, a geopolitical weapon, and a societal shift.”

“ The European Union’s EU AI Act is a prime example of governments setting hard boundaries on risk, copyright, and privacy.”

“ The US and China have also implemented sweeping executive orders and regulations targeting safety and national security.”

But to date there is little legislation.

“Instead of “nationalizing” private companies (which is politically difficult in capitalist economies), many governments are building or funding their own Sovereign AI.”

“Countries like France, Japan, India, and the UAE are actively investing public funds into localized, state-backed models so they don’t have to rely entirely on US-based tech giants.”

“Rather than a total corporate take-over or a full government nationalization, we are likely heading toward a highly regulated oligopoly—similar to how we treat defense contractors, utilities, or mega-banks…”

“ A few massive tech companies will likely continue to build the heaviest, most expensive infrastructure, but they will operate under strict government surveillance, mandatory safety audits, and heavy antitrust scrutiny. “

“ At the same time, a thriving ecosystem of open-source models and state-funded AI will ensure that basic AI capabilities remain accessible to “all and sundry.”

All very well. But the truth is below.

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THE BEADY EYE SAYS Political decision-makers and the business world bear immense responsibility for a climate disaster that is already expressing itself in the current heat waves.

24 Wednesday Jun 2026

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As the Vert blog says and I quote

“ Those with the most malevolent intentions know they can count on our collective amnesia to continue accelerating down the highway to chaos.”

“ From one heatwave to the next, we forget what we endured a few months earlier .

This mechanism is vital, since it allows us to continue our lives (almost) normally. But it is also one of the reasons why so many of us continue to elect those who are leading us toward disaster.”

The Beady eye could not agree more, but what Vert had chosen to ignore is that climate change had been turned into a tradable product. Once this happened which has now been shown by gods knows Climate Summits it is virtual impossible to coordinate a unified approach.

So unfortunately we will continue with forest wild fires costing the tax payers billions, countries economy billions, not to mention the lost of lives and the billion of tonnes of extra carbon into the atmosphere.

This picture will remind the same until like most things in our world it is too late to do anything.

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THE BEADY EYE SAYS, ITS A SAD WORLD THAT WE NOW LIVE ON AND IN.

23 Tuesday Jun 2026

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We are now living in a world that has more than bleak outlook, on several fronts.

Climate change – Current wars- Artificial Intelligence.

In not so distant future the above three will cause mass migration not extinction.

We have a popular asshole president of the U. S. A.

Supporting a country while stating its ambitions for a greater Israel, has just pulled of a genocide with two fingers in the air to the rest of world.

We have the prospective of millions loosing their jobs.

We have Ai threatening to displace millions of jobs.

Been replaced by coded machine. Without any income, it doesn’t take much of an imagination to know what happens next.

We have over a million and half people refugees in the ongoing war in the Sudian.

We have talking heads everywhere who don’t know what their heads are talking about.

We have al-Qaeda -.Hezbollah – Isil Da’esh, Along with probably 50- 60 other groups.

We have one individual worth 1.2,trillion dollars.,

To put that in perspective, his wealth is equivalent to roughly 3% of the entire United States Gross Domestic Product (GDP), 

We have billions being spent on useless weapons.

We have around 9 billion mobile phone in the world.

We have enough plastic to bury ( around 10 billion tonnes)

There are an estimated 170 trillion microplastic particles floating in the oceans alone, which have now been detected in everything from global drinking water to human lungs.

We have up to 150 to 200 species of plants, insects, birds, and mammals go extinct every single day. 

We have well over 4,000 distinct religions and faith groups active in the world today.

With 160 major lottery operators across roughly 90 countries. 

We have 1.8 billion vechiels in the world

We have AI already coping itself to advoid being replaced.

The big question is.

Do we have the geeks and brainiacs now are now us to get on top of AI before it gets a consciousness.

Answer complement of Gemmi

“ We don’t know for sure, but if it does happen, the legal and ethical framework of the world will have to change completely.

To understand how this might play out, it helps to break it down into two parts: the science of the “mind” and the reality of the law.

But consciousness requires a physical, biological body, emotions driven by hormones, and millions of years of evolutionary survival instincts.

Or does it.

We got to appreciate that AI is uncontrollable.

The soon we accept this the better.

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THE BEADY EYE ASKS ARE WE AS THE SMARTEST SPECIES ON THE PLANET COMING TO AN END.

22 Monday Jun 2026

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AI doesn’t get tired, emotional, or biased by a bad night’s sleep.

For all of human history, “smartest on the planet” has been our baseline reality.

There is a massive difference between processing intelligence and existential intelligence.

A machine can ingest the entirety of human medical literature, legal history, or coding libraries in hours. 

It will optimize complex systems (like global supply chains or climate models) better than any human committee.

All of this may well be true.

The promise is abundance

The risk is domination.

To create something that we don’t understand or have control of is without doubt the dummies thing man kind could achieve.

The Ai race is no longer about what might happen. It’s what is being built.

Ai is now across all advertising because the companies working on AI see it as the final frontier. Everything invented after will be done by Ai that will dictate the future of humanity.

A horrible thought.

But the truth is this is now unstoppable with trillions and trillions being invested with out any regulations other than large fines that are considered minuscule to the rewards.

When one looks at the world with millions of us barely able to scrape a living and against this backdrop you ask Gemmi the question what will Ai do for humanity the answer is below.

“ Ultimately, AI isn’t a new entity coming to replace us; it is a cognitive lever. Just like the steam engine multiplied physical muscle, AI multiplies human brainpower.

Here is a look at what that actually means for humanity, broken down by the areas where it will hit closest to home.

1. Radical Accelerations in Medicine & Science

If you look under the hood of AI’s greatest achievements, it excels at one specific thing: finding patterns in massive, messy piles of data that would take humans centuries to comb through.

 Curing Disease: AI systems (like AlphaFold) have already mapped the 3D structures of virtually all known proteins, a feat that radically accelerates drug discovery.

Instead of decades spent on trial-and-error in a lab, scientists can model new molecules in days to target specific diseases.

 Hyper-Personalized Health:

Imagine a doctor that has memorized every medical paper ever written, knows your exact genetic makeup, and monitors your biometrics in real-time.

AI will shift medicine from reactive (treating you when you’re sick) to preventative (stopping the disease before it manifests).

2. Eliminating the “Drudgery Tax”

A huge portion of human labor is spent on tasks that are repetitive, uninspiring, or downright dangerous.

 Automating the Mundane:

From filling out insurance forms and parsing legal contracts to sorting logistics and writing baseline software code, AI will handle the cognitive grunt work.

 The Creative Renaissance:

By lowering the barrier to execution, anyone with an idea can become a creator. Don’t know how to code but have a great app idea?

Want to make a movie but don’t have a studio? AI will act as your translator, turning intent into reality.

3. Solvers for Complex Global Crises

Humanity is currently facing problems that are incredibly complex and multi-variable—think climate change, food security, and macroeconomics.

 Climate Modeling:

AI can optimize entire power grids in real-time, design more efficient solar panels, and predict extreme weather patterns with incredible accuracy, allowing us to adapt faster.

 Precision Agriculture:

By analyzing satellite imagery, soil sensors, and drone data, AI can tell farmers exactly when to water, fertilize, and harvest, maximizing food yields while minimizing environmental damage.

The Great Transition: The Part We Have to Get Right

It won’t be all smooth sailing.

The disruption to the job market will be massive and real.

As AI automates certain roles, society will have to answer a tough question: How do we support and retrain people when the nature of work changes overnight?

There are also critical challenges around bias, misinformation, and ensuring these powerful tools don’t just concentrate wealth into the hands of a few tech giants.

Ultimately, AI will act as a mirror.

It amplifies our capabilities, meaning it will amplify both our best instincts and our worst.

If we guide it carefully, it won’t replace humanity—it will liberate us to focus on the things that make us uniquely human: empathy, philosophy, deep creativity, and connection.

Whether you believe all of this you got to acknowledged that the answer is guide comprehensive, but void of emotions, putting the emphasis on us and how we use it as a tool.

It boils down to getting on board with this technology advancement as it’s not going to stop.

The real question is how or who is going to control it.

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THE BEADY EYE ASKS. WHO WANTS TO LIVE IN A WORLD RUN BY ROBOTS.

17 Wednesday Jun 2026

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AI Doesn’t Feel.

So Why Does It Have Something Like Emotions?

The answer provided by Gemini is “ AI doesn’t need emotions to be alive; it needs to understand emotions to be useful to the living.”

Pretty good answer.

But how does one know it’s true?

When this question was put to Gemini ok course it had an answer with recommendations to look up this and that to prove it wasn’t lying.

So I asked it;, How do you know when your are lying?

Once again Gemini gives a credible answer. Copy below , and I quote

“ The shortest, most honest answer is this: You can’t tell just by listening to me.

When a human lies, there are usually tells—a shift in tone, a pause, a contradiction, or a guilty conscience. But when I give you incorrect information, I don’t do it with intent, malice, or awareness. In the AI world, we don’t call it “lying”; we call it hallucinating.

Because I am a language model, I am essentially a highly sophisticated prediction engine. I predict what the next most helpful, grammatically correct, and plausible-sounding word should be based on patterns in data.

Because of that architecture, a completely fabricated answer will sound exactly as confident, fluent, and authoritative as a completely accurate one.

Since you can’t rely on my “tone” to spot an error, here are the mechanical red flags and practical ways to know when I’ve gotten it wrong:

The “Tells” of an AI Hallucination

 The “Ghost” Citation:

If I quote a specific book chapter, academic paper title, or legal case, check it. A classic AI error is stitching together real author names with completely fake paper titles that sound like something they would write.

 Over-Specific Broken URLs:

If I provide a web link that leads to a 404 page or doesn’t exist, that’s a hallucination. I know what a real URL structure looks like, so my system might accidentally manufacture one.

 Niche Fact Blending:

If you ask me about a highly specific, obscure historical event or a complex programming bug, watch out. If I don’t have enough clear data on it, my system might bridge the gap by blending two unrelated facts together to make a smooth-sounding paragraph.

Flawless Math Logic with a Wrong Answer: Sometimes I will lay out a perfect mathematical formula step-by-step, but completely botch the final arithmetic addition at the very end because I am processing tokens (fragments of words), not actively running a calculator.

How to Fact-Check Me

If you are using my answers for anything high-stakes (like health, finances, code deployment, or research), you should treat me like a helpful but unverified stranger at a party.

1. Verify the Anchors:

Pluck out the proper nouns, dates, or specific statistics I gave you and drop them into a trusted search engine or database to see if they exist independently.  

2. The “Are You Sure?” Test:

If something feels off, challenge me directly: “Are you sure about that date? Can you double-check it?” If I hallucinated, this prompt often forces the system to look closer at its constraints and correct itself.

I aim to be as accurate and helpful as possible, but because I operate on probability rather than absolute “truth,” critical thinking on your end is always the final line of defense!

Then you get an invitation to test it as follows

“ WANT TEST ME? LETS LOOK AT HOW TO TRICK AN AI INTO HALLUCINATING “

With a little arrow pointing at yes

Press on yes and your transport into further examination.

In my view one can never have fraternity with a machine.

Governments have very little time to get a grip on AI.

International governance cannot be left to technologists. Governments must not be seen ceding control to Ai labs.

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