
What âIntelligent AIâ is Really About
by Miles Mathis
First published July 2, 2023
Today an article about the Godfather of AI Geoffrey Hinton hit the presses, and he is again warning
about the dangers of AI taking over and suppressing or eliminating humans. It is the whole science
fiction bugaboo we have been fed for decades through Hollywood, but now it is allegedly going from
fiction to reality.
All for the birds, of course. Just look at the guy who is telling you this. Do you think it is just another
mad coincidence that he has a giant hook nose? I know it is impolite to notice these things, but I can't
help using my eyes and my brain. I'm just weird that way, I guess. These people are bad news, and
that isn't a prejudice. It is based on centuries of experience, which is called learning. If I were a
computer, it would be called learning, not prejudice. It would be called seeing what is there.
He is Geoffrey Everest Hinton CC FRS FRSC, so let's unpack that to start with. He is British
Canadian, which means he was born in England and lives in Canada. His Wiki bio skips over his
parents and early life, birthing him at Cambridge. CC means he is Order of Canada, a sort of Canadian
knight tapped by the Queen. FRS means he is a fellow of the Royal Society, and FRSC means he is the
same in Canada. The Royal Society is strictly for Phoenician spooks like Hinton. We find him in the
peerage, but he is scrubbed even there. They really don't want us to know where this guy came from.
But he is probably the son or nephew of the Baron Christopher Hinton, the director of the Atomic
Energy Authority in the 1950s. These Hintons all come out of Cambridge. Since the whole Atomic
Energy story is fiction, we see the lay of the land here already. Geoffrey followed in his father's
footsteps.
Wiki buries his maternal side completely and buries his paternal side down in a final section. It is
normally posted in the first section. We learn the name Everest links him to Freemason and East India
Company bigwig George Everest, for whom the mountain is named, as we expected. He also comes
from the famous Booles, as in Boolean algebra. They are alleged to come from cobblers in Lincoln,
but there is no chance that is true, since they are in the peerage. They probably come from the Bullers,
who go back to William the Conqueror, who they were closely related to.
We get a big clue early, when we find Hinton's degree in 1970 was in experimental psychology. Eight
years later he got a PhD in artificial intelligence as a protege of Christopher Longuet-Higgins, another
huge red flag. Higgins was one of the Gang of Four with Freeman Dyson. Remember what Freeman
Dyson looks like?
Longuet-Higgins has also been scrubbed from the peerage, but his family is there, including Aretas
Akers-Douglas, Viscount Chilston, Home Secretary and St. John of Jerusalem. This links him to the
Douglases of Baads, Midlothian. Through his mother Bazeley he is also a Cecil, linking him to the
Earls of Exeter. Longuet-Higgins also did not come out of cybernetics, having a degree in chemistry.
Somehow he was appointed right out of school as a professor of theoretical physics at Kings College,
London. We aren't told how that worked. By age 30 he was back at Cambridge teaching chemistry,
and was already a Fellow. At age 44 they suddenly moved him into AI, when he co-founded the
Department of Machine Intelligence and Perception at University of Edinburgh. Very weird. His other
co-founders were psychologist Richard Gregory and superspook Donald Michie, who came out of
Bletchley Park (see my recent paper on Turing for more on that). They admit he was Intelligence. His
specialty was tic-tac-toe. No, seriously. This is why it was used in the movie WarGames. Another
Phoenician inside joke.
So catalog that: all this AI hooey came out of military intelligence and the psychology departments. It
is part of psychological warfare.
Anyway, it is worth mentioning that Michie's father-in-law was Sir Henry McLaren, Baron
Aberconway, also a Melville though his wife. The McLarens were billionaire industrialists in
Edinburgh, who got much of their money from the Quaker Brights, who controlled cotton
manufacturing in that area as well as Manchester. So we see the usual suspects funding this project as
well.
Michie was himself peerage, coming out of National and Grindley's Bank money. His mother was a
Pfeiffer, confirming he was Jewish. His brother married a Courtauld, of that wealthy family. Think the
Courtauld Institute. The Courtaulds are closely related to the Fetherstonhaughs, the Stuarts, and the
Cecils. So we hit that again.
Michie's daughter is Susan Michie, also a major spook, now chairman of WHO's behavorial advisory
board, which is as Orwellian as it sounds.
But back to Hinton. Hinton has been working for Google Brain for a decade, and is now 75. So, a
decade past retirement age. Halfway through that stint at Google he received the Turing Award, but
we aren't really told what for. Something to do with machine learning: all very foggy, as usual. More
likely he was doing nothing but collecting awards, to set him up for this big fake reveal, whereâas
Godfatherâhe could warn us of the dangers of this stuff he has been working on all along. We see a
lot of that right now, so we know they are setting us up for something big.
What is it? Well, I would say it is pretty obvious. They appear to be planning to take over the world,
to an even greater extent than they already had. We would know that from the events of the past three
years, without any talk of computers. And they have admitted they aren't finished. This is just the
beginning, with fake pandemics, fake vaccines, as well as all other fakery. It is on a steep incline and
they apparently have no plans to stop, due to pushback. They are apparently going to take this to its
bitter end, which I predict will be bitterest for the Phoenicians themselves. But the point is, the world
is about to be taken over, and for decades they have been arguing among themselves what bugbear to
hide behind: aliens or AI. Hollywood has set us up for either fake emergency, so they have their pick.
When the Phoenicians take over the world, they can either claim it was aliens or they can claim it was
AI.
âNo, we didn't just take over the world like Sauron, AI did! The computers have gone mad. They are
out of our control!â
So it looks like we have that to look forward to. I really don't think anyone is going to buy it, which
will make it all the more interesting. It looks like we are going to have a front-row seat to watch the
Phoenicians burn themselves up on a pyre of their own hubris and miscalculation. I for one am going
to enjoy it immensely, even if I have to go down as well. I have a clean conscience and do not fear
death. The same cannot be said for them.
January 2025: One of my top programmer readers just sent me this:
Hi Miles, turns out you were right again, programmer coding AI is a Lie. I used all of these programmer AI subscriptions
and they literally induce bug after bug and then "help" you to "solve" the bugs it itself created. You go running around in
circles chasing down AI created bugs and getting nothing done.
As one of my Java programming colleagues said who is rather known in the community, "You have to be an expert
programmer to detect all of the bugs that these AIs introduce into programs". He later was forced by his employer to
stop saying that.
Devin AI Is A Lie? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2MDENSvzJk
Greatest Tech Scam in History https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTxoawPHW6A
I caught one of the Phoenician CEOs massively faking a demo and it turns out the AI could not do 1/20th of what he
pretended it could do. I got a refund.
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Please login to post comments:Not to mention that oftentimes the AI does work! See this quick article for an example: https://wasyaco.com/w/20260815
Would I have come up with this solution on my own? I doubt it. Does it save me time and improve efficiency? Absolutely.
AI is very powerful, and works better than ever, and continues improving. Sure, a lot of it is fraud, a lot of it is questionable, and even the best modern AI will try to ruin your codebase, if you let it. (A junior programmer would also ruin your codebase if you let him.)
Fundamentally, I believe the GPT architecture actually go it right. The way brain works, the way neurons work. Each neuron does integrals, and together they *predict*, anticipate something, and that anticipation is what builds the world around us. The "attention" mechanic that divides computation into key, query, value, seems to work so well. And arguably, there is no cognition outside language. GPT does very well with language, with plain text, and generating (and consuming) plain-text instructions. Amazingly, even if all GPT does is give you probability of the next token, this alone is so powerful, that it looks like cognition.
So yeah. We are at the very scary place where AI *is* becoming indispensable. Even in defending yourself against AI.