Google's UFO Alerts for 9/27 pushed the new Netflix documentary

https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/encounters-everything-to-know-about-netflix-docuseries-about-ufos-alien-sightings-640122
 
https://chicago.suntimes.com/2023/9/26/23890166/encounters-review-netflix-ufo-uap-documentary-series-broad-haven-wales-fukushima
 
https://www.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2023/09/26/encounters-netflix-2023-docuseries/70968349007/
 
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-66888685

RR

The TechnoPsychology of AI

Because I've been asked to be part of an ongoing AI seminar group, a kind of "think tank," I've tied myself to an endeavor that is overwhelmingly beyond any smarts I may have about artificial intelligence.

A paper I wrote, back in 2016, was the instigation of the invite/offer, that paper noted on Academia.edu.

For me, there are several "dangers" to humanity: the non-human insert(s) to life on this planet, a runaway of climate control, the nuclear confrontational possibilities, and the long-term possibility of AI superseding control of human civilization.

I'm too old to worry about any affecting me personally, so I view the dangers hypothetically.

I'll be addressing "AI psychology" via a blog for now. (Someone suggested a podcast but I hate those damn things, which have become vehicles for ego, pretty much, rather than an outlay or discussion of substantive issues.)

An extension of my ragged YouTube channel has also been suggested (as it keeps grabbing followers) but YouTube is a beast with two heads: one sensible and one demonic and egregiously foolish.

For the moment I'm concentrating on my AI concerns and, to an extent, my feeling that UFOs, while hogged by UAP newbies and long-time UFO dolts, may just burst forth as a viable public discord that matters, for mainstream media and the public it's supposedly serving.

My few active readers here will be directed to the AI blog in case they're interested and those more involved with the UFO outcome can expect some continued ramblings here.

RR