who is behind the implementing of AI on the internet now

or is AI operating on it's own without any human input? - my opinion is i think AI is 'ruining' the internet, it's everywhere online now and it's ruining the fun of using the internet, i feel really strongly about it and i feel very angry at whoever is behind the introduction of AI on the net, whoever is responsible for putting AI all over youtube and other sites.

i hate AI as you have probably figured out, what can be done about it?? because it really is spoiling the internet.

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Northwest · M

There is no "implementing AI on the internet" or I should say, that's not how it works. AI is inevitable. At one point, it will be able to self propagate, but we're not there yet.

durinsBane1983 · 46-50, M

@Northwest how does it work then? why is the net flooded with AI now when a decade ago it wasn't?

Northwest · M

@durinsBane1983

how does it work then? why is the net flooded with AI now when a decade ago it wasn't?

There is no single net. A bunch of companies are building massive data centers, to run as entry points, to answer certain queries.

These queries can be simple or complex. The application you may be using: web browser, IDE, Word Processor, etc. will ask these massive programs and they will get an answer that's delivered to the application you're using.

How it gets from point A (your application), to point B (the massive application running in the data center), operates like the post office back in WWII, or WWI: the letter is dropped at random location, with an address, and then it's routed through any processing location that's operational, until it reaches its destination.

Biggest difference, is that unlike the single letter, multiple copies of the request are generated, to insure at least one, reaches the destination. Same for the round trip. These protocols were designed/invented at DARPA, to address the question: during a war, possible a nuclear exchange, how does a communication reach its destination, even if one or more routes got destroyed.

durinsBane1983 · 46-50, M

@Northwest i didn't understand any of that, i'm not that 'techy'.