Nelly Tells

The Covid pandemic was fake. I’m not talking about whether or not the disease existed, that’s moot, because the pandemic was fake. The photos of dead bodies on the street in wuhan were fake. The refrigerated morgue trucks were fake. The overcrowded hospitals were fake. The “cases” and “deaths” were fake. The dancing nurses were fake. The research papers and peer review was fake. The fear was fake. They told you that. They said you weren’t in danger and trusted you not to hear them. The vaccines were fake. Their safety testing was fake. The new science saying masks work - overthrowing decades of old research - was fake. Millions of bots and sock puppets spat out millions of “my aunt died of Covid, pray for us and stay safe” Facebook statuses. They were all fake. It was all set dressing. A play with a cast of hundreds of thousands. Compartmentalised to infinitely small cells of players incapable of realising their part in the big picture. Pointillist propaganda. A thousand thousand tiny points that don’t look like anything resembling reality when inspected individually, but shape a grand design viewed from a distance. None of it was real. The vast majority of people have yet to engage with exactly what that means, and still don’t apply those lessons to media analysis. The lesson of Covid, properly learned, has the potential to overthrow everything.

BREAKING NEWS : UK set to ban the calculator app for under-16s to prevent paedophiles disguising themselves as numbers and luring children to them

Microsoft has filed a patent for an AI system that could rewrite what people say during livestreams in real time. It could change words depending on who's watching, taking into account their age, location, and language. The idea is to clean up broadcasts by removing filler words, censoring swearing, or even replacing certain words. The AI could also adjust the speaker's lip movements so viewers wouldn't notice anything had been changed.

Today we’re announcing a new £10bn package of support for Ukraine. This funding will help Ukraine meet its immediate needs, support economic resilience, and help defend its sovereignty from Russia’s illegal invasion. We will stand with Ukraine for as long as it takes.

马斯克在聊到超级智能到底会不会统治人类时，用短短 42 秒，彻底推翻了所有人看了几十年的科幻电影设定， 他说：我们根本不配被统治。 很多人对超级智能的终极恐惧，是终结者、黑客帝国，或者被一个冷酷的机器独裁者关进赛博牢笼里发号施令。 但马斯克点破了一个极度刺骨、但也极度通透的现实： 在任何一个智慧悬殊的系统里，统治本身就是一种毫无价值的高能耗浪费。 面对一个比人类聪明几千倍、甚至几百万倍的超级智能，我们妄想去控制它、给它立规矩，无异于痴人说梦。 但它反过来也不会对统治人类产生哪怕一秒钟的兴趣。 他拿人类和黑猩猩打了个极度清醒的比方： 人类比黑猩猩聪明得多，但我们今天会专门制定一套复杂的法律，去丛林里事无巨细地管理每一只黑猩猩吗？ 不会。 我们基本是随它们去，在边上划一道保护区，只要它们不妨碍现代文明的扩张，人类甚至连看都懒得看它们一眼。 统治的前提，是双方还在同一个能力维度上，需要靠权力来分配稀缺资源。 当智力差距被拉大到百万倍的断层时，人类社会的金钱、领土、政治和意识形态，在超级智能眼里连微尘都算不上。 它有它自己要去探索的星辰大海和底层物理，根本不屑于在泥潭里当猴王。 人类未来真正的风险，从来不是被恶意统治，而是被系统性无视。 就像人类修高速公路穿过森林时，铲平一个蚁穴从来不是出于仇恨，只是因为那条路刚好要从那里经过。 所以，我们需要放下做宇宙主角的虚荣心，未来的超级智能既不会恨你，也不会爱管你，如何证明自己不是那条高速公路下的蚁穴，才是人类唯一要思考的课题。

🚨 SOMETHING VERY STRANGE IS HAPPENING TO THE INTERNET RIGHT NOW. An AI discovers a catastrophic vulnerability buried in the infrastructure powering roughly 70% of the world’s websites. A vulnerability that apparently survived for more than a decade. Suddenly, the NSA issues an extraordinary warning. Governments across Europe begin taking websites offline. Japan’s Prime Minister sounds the alarm. OpenAI, Google and some of the world’s largest cybersecurity companies coordinate an emergency response. All because AI supposedly discovered something nobody could exploit at scale before? Now here’s where things get interesting. What if intelligence agencies already knew about these vulnerabilities? What if classified systems had been quietly exploiting weaknesses that commercial AI is only now beginning to uncover? Think about that. If publicly available AI can uncover vulnerabilities of this magnitude today, what capabilities have existed behind closed doors for the last decade? And here’s an even more uncomfortable possibility. What if this crisis becomes the perfect justification for an entirely new internet architecture? Mandatory AI surveillance, government-controlled cybersecurity infrastructure, centralized digital identity and emergency powers to disconnect entire networks. The Deep State wouldn’t even need to manufacture a cyberattack. A genuine vulnerability and the public’s fear of exploitation could accomplish far more. Perhaps the real story isn’t that AI discovered a hole in the internet. Perhaps it’s that AI has started exposing holes that certain people would have preferred remained undiscovered. And the most terrifying question of all? WHO HAD THE KEYS BEFORE AI FOUND THE DOOR?

BREAKING: Covid inquiry chair, Baroness Heather Hallett, says that action to protect care homes came too late causing it to "spread like wildfire". Live updates: trib.al/rq3oWgR 📺 Sky 501