Damn Russians

The Curse of AI

Can you believe that the damn Russians—Putin’s cronies—have been flooding the world with antisemitism? Damn Russians. They hate us. They hate Jews. They always have and probably always will.

We know about Russian interference in US elections. We know about Russian interference in Belarus, the Russian invasion of Ukraine. We know about Vladimir Putin’s slaughter of his opponents. We know that Russia inherently has never been a real ally of the Jews, so it’s not surprising that a large amount of AI propaganda is coming out of the former Soviet Union.

We all know that AI is dangerous. AI is dangerous! Recent reports that Ukrainian strikes on Russian data centers dramatically reduced the amount of anti-Israel propaganda that has been circulating around the globe for the last four years, or maybe even a century, are extremely concerning, but they also allow us to identify exactly what is going on.

Now, it does raise some serious concerns, though: if the Russians can develop it, think about what our enemies could do as well. And when you start multiplying that, and you look at the placebo effect, and you look at the continuous effect, you start to see a pattern. And that pattern is related to Jewish history.

It’s a pattern of antisemitism utilizing the modern technologies of the time to be ruthless and antisemitic.

The Germans did it with newspapers dedicated to antisemitism. Hitler’s book, printed by the printing press, was dedicated to antisemitism. The genocide against the Jews, known as the Holocaust, with gas chambers and crematoria, utilized modern technology that transformed an entire nation into an industrial death machine aimed at the Jews.

But we see it even without technology. We see it during the Black Plague: who caused it? The Jews! Or the claim that Jews were using the blood of Christian children to bake matzah on Passover, when blood is not even kosher! We see it as well throughout Europe, throughout the Middle East, throughout Asia, Africa, and even the Americas.

Technology can be a good friend to humanity, but in the hands of the wrong people, technology is extremely dangerous.

And most importantly, we see it on Substack. We see authors who claim to be authentic authors, writing authentic articles, utilizing artificial intelligence rather than their brains. And we see AI models that are programmed in certain ways.

I’ve tested it. There are AI models that are extremely anti-Israel. There are AI models that have recognized the Palestinian narrative of a so-called genocide in Gaza.

So how could we be surprised? Human beings invented technology. Technology can be used for good and evil.

So yes, I am concerned about AI, and I am very interested to see what happens in the next year, five years, ten years to the world we live in. Because right now, that world, as I have said time and time again, is corrupt—corrupt at the seams. Rape has been accepted as normal, murder as resistance, and kidnapping as part of a cycle of violence.

Yet we need to recognize, as human beings, that this is completely abnormal, that there is nothing normal about it. Because if there were anything normal about it, if there were anything justified or normal about what is going on in the world, then we would all feel good about it.

And I don’t think we feel good. At least I don’t feel good.

I feel like the world is screwed up. I feel like we’re all in this conundrum. I feel like we’re reading things and writing things, and I feel like we’re in a bad place.

I wish I could be more positive today, but today is not a positive day. Today is the day when I’m going to express myself and express how I feel and why I feel the way I do.

And as humanity, as civilized humans, we need to understand that we have a choice, and our choice is either good or evil. Those are two parallels.

The world was created. Why did God create the world? God created the world because He wanted to do good. But in order for there to be good, in order for God to do good, there needed to be evil.

And that choice shapes who we are. It builds our character. It builds our moral posture. It builds our strength. It builds our ability to fight and our ability to win, and it helps those who hate us understand that morality will ultimately succeed because good is better than bad.

Because ultimately, at the end of the day, the ultimate judge is God, the King of Israel, blessed be He.