娜奥米·沃尔夫 (Naomi Wolf)：人工智能科技兄弟密谋统治、侵入你的身体并摧毁你的工作！

娜奥米·沃尔夫博士在谈到人工智能的快速崛起时，警告其带来的直接影响。在最近于印度举行的一次人工智能会议上，她观察到行业领袖们讨论的并非遥远的未来，而是当下的现实。“人工智能正在改变各行各业，”沃尔夫说道，并指出科技精英们自鸣得意，他们预见到人工智能将拥有无与伦比的力量。

他们预测，车间每100名工人中，将只剩下15名，其余工人将被机器人取代，并由一名协调员负责监督。沃尔夫警告说，这些控制人工智能的“科技兄弟”的影响力将超越任何总统、总理或民族国家，正如她在论文《罗马之劫》和《如何不做爱国者》中所探讨的那样。

她鼓励读者深入研究这些作品，以获得更深刻的见解。作为一名正在筹集资金的科技公司CEO，沃尔夫观察到了硅谷的转变：科技巨头们对软件和饱和的数字市场感到厌倦，如今开始追逐新的领域。他们正在为地球工程技术申请专利，推动物联网传感器的发展，最令人担忧的是，他们的目标是“入侵”人体。

这场“淘金热”涉及在人体内植入传感器，以获取数据牟利，且不受《健康保险流通与责任法》（HIPAA）或《纽伦堡法典》（Nuremberg Code）等旨在防止未经同意的实验的法规的约束。沃尔夫强调，这些科技领袖将人体视为货币化的前沿，无视道德界限。她认为，他们的创造力和盈利模式取决于如何规避这些安全措施。

Naomi Wolf: AI Tech Bros Plot to Rule, Hack Your Body, and Crush Jobs Now!

Dr. Naomi Wolf, addressing the rapid rise of AI, warns of its immediate impact. At a recent AI conference in India, she observed industry leaders discussing not a distant future but a present reality. "AI is transforming industries right now," Wolf stated, noting the smug confidence of tech elites who foresee wielding unparalleled power.

They predict that for every 100 workers on a shop floor, only 15 will remain, with robots replacing the rest and a single coordinator overseeing them. Wolf cautions that these "tech bros" controlling AI will surpass the influence of any president, prime minister, or nation-state, as explored in her essays, "The Sack of Rome" and "How Not to Be a Patriot."

She encourages readers to delve into these works for deeper insight. As a tech CEO raising funds, Wolf observes Silicon Valley's shift: bored with software and saturated digital markets, tech moguls now chase new frontiers. They’re patenting geoengineering tech, pushing for sensors in the Internet of Things, and, most alarmingly, aiming to "hack" the human body.

This "gold rush" involves embedding sensors in bodies to harvest data for profit, unhindered by regulations like HIPAA or the Nuremberg Code, which protects against non-consensual experimentation. Wolf stresses that these tech leaders view the human body as a frontier to be monetized, disregarding ethical boundaries. Their creativity and revenue models, she argues, hinge on bypassing these safeguards. http://t.cn/A6dA5L4J