StaySquared

I'm not an audiophile (I listen to different genres of music), but two years ago I wanted new speakers. Genelec was the brand that was recommended to me. Never heard of the brand, never heard them in action before buying. After a few days of test driving a pair, which by the way, this was the most expensive pair of speakers (monitors as they called) I've ever bought, I realized these were by far the best sounding speakers I have ever heard. I don't know if there are far superior brands out there but I don't think I'll ever buy another brand of speakers. Next year, assuming chit stain is kicked out of the WH, and the economy bounces back, I plan to buy another pair for my pole barn which I'm planning to convert into my home gym.

Haha... that's pretty slick.

However, there's industry players who have provided video and audio evidence of what they've experienced within the realm of pop culture. But hey, maybe it's all a coincidence /shrug

It's kind of cray... you're so offended by my statement about the pop culture, it's like garlic to a vampire. Why so salty? Trying so hard to offend me when you don't even know chit about me.

What are you 13 years old? That's rhetorical, I actually dgaf about your literal existence.

See you've proved the point, per title of post.

Pretty sure lobbyists are one of many major problems in the U.S.

It's why I'm not exactly a big fan of AI. The possibility that it can get out of control is worrisome.

I believe that if AI is trainable, you can train it to expand through a network. If this is true and it expands through the internet and all devices that connect to the internet, upon achieving this goal it could be commanded to then retrieve all or specific information. Not only training it to expand but to also circumvent security by all means (any and all possible tools that exist now and later) necessary. If that happens...

Enter the all seeing eye - skynet.

For now, its just a conspiracy theory. Ever so often I have a moment to think about this conspiracy and add onto it to make it a probability.

On a pseudo-religious conspiracy, AI could potentially be the anti-Christ. But that's something for the religious folk.

It requires Deep Learning.

Deep Learning could be used to attempt breaking encryption, but the effectiveness depends on various factors such as the strength of the encryption algorithm and key length. Deep learning, a subset of machine learning, involves training artificial neural networks to learn and make decisions.

AI algorithms, such as machine learning and deep learning, have the potential to automate cryptanalysis and make it more effective, thereby compromising the security of cryptographic systems.

PassGAN <3