Speed vs Morality with AI

What Happens When AI Moves Faster…

Many people today are anxious about the relentless advance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) — and rightly so. One of the biggest fears is that AI, particularly large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT, will take jobs from real people. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg.

ChatGPT may be the most famous LLM, but it’s far from the only one. As with cryptocurrency — where Bitcoin was the pioneer and is still the most respected — there are now countless AI models being developed, many of which you’ve probably never heard of.

And that’s precisely the danger.

Bitcoin brought innovation. Many of the cryptocurrencies that followed, however, were created for one purpose: to enrich their founders, with little regard for the damage they might do. In the same way, many new AI models may be designed not for progress or public good, but simply to help employers cut costs — by replacing human workers, en masse.

What happens when AI advances with no moral framework? When development outpaces ethical safeguards?

We risk unleashing a wave of automation not tempered by fairness, but driven by profit. What happens to millions of people in countries with inadequate social security systems when their jobs vanish overnight?

The possibilities are bleak: mass unemployment, famine, disease, civil unrest — even civil war.

I explore these issues in my novel The Bull at the Gate. It’s not science fiction. It’s speculative, but grounded in today’s real, rapidly changing world.

📘 Read it now for a rude awakening — or a confirmation of your worst fears.

The Bull at the Gate – ISBN: 9781068353802
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