Will AI Be Banned? Lol. No.

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So I keep seeing headlines screaming, “Countries might BAN AI!” and I’m like… sure, and I might ban carbs. Sounds good on paper, never gonna happen.

Every time humans invent something powerful, we panic first, moralize second, and then forget we ever panicked. The printing press? “Devil’s work!” Electricity? “You’ll summon lightning indoors!” The internet? “It’ll rot your brain!” And now, AI, apparently the new Antichrist with better Wi-Fi.

But banning AI? Come on. We can’t even ban spam texts or bad karaoke!

What’s happening right now is classic human behavior, we meet something smarter than us, freak out, then slowly act like we were cool with it the whole time. Give it two years and your grandma will be asking ChatGPT how to make kare-kare. My mom's been talking to it in Itawes already!

Here’s the thing, AI panic feels a little like a religion. People talk about “alignment” and “singularity” like they’re Bible verses. Some act like AI will save us, others act like it’ll smite us. The vibes are very “digital Rapture.”

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But honestly, it’s not guilt-worthy, it’s just proof of how human this whole thing is. We built AI to think like us, then got shocked when it started doing exactly that. It’s like creating a baby genius and then panicking when it corrects your grammar.

Here’s the fun twist, though, you don’t need to confess to the algorithm. Just outsmart it once in a while. Ask it weird, human questions. Tell it jokes. Make it guess your mood based on your emoji usage. Keep it humble.

Because the moment you can laugh about it, when you can see the absurdity and the brilliance at the same time.

Because one day, when the robots start cracking jokes and running for office, you’ll want to say, “Yeah, I saw that coming.”

And then, ideally, unplug it for maintenance.