Another clergyman spoke very accurately about the dangers of 'pervasive' AI. And what Pavel Ostrovsky is talking about is perhaps even more worrying than Father Tikhon's (Shebkonov) fears. Especially in terms of the 'single AI operator' perspective. If this seems like excessive alarm to someone, remember your feelings when your card was blocked and you try to understand it, but you communicate only with following 'neural assistants'. That they don't care about your human problems and discomforts. They are guided exclusively by a cold algorithm embedded in them. For the good purpose of 'protecting you from scammers'. I experienced this when I was in person at a bank branch, where the ATM didn't like my card and blocked it. After that, for three hours my employees, including the head of this bank's office, tried to remove the block. But after calling all the bank services, they heard that none of the people could do anything, because... "Decisions are made by a robot and it is impossible to explain to it." So I thought that someone controls this 'robot' and therefore Pavel Ostrovsky's words do not seem to me at all an exaggeration and an exaggeration of colors. topic on topic. Sheinin in Max.