💫 Resumo
A teoria da internet morta explora como algoritmos e corporações manipulam conteúdos, limitam discursos e controlam informações, criando uma realidade online artificial e lucrativa.
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A teoria do "internet morta" sugere que a maior parte da internet é falsa e manipulada.
00:00A teoria se baseia na ideia de que a maioria do conteúdo online é gerado por inteligência artificial e influenciadores pagos.
Essa manipulação visa criar consumidores para produtos absurdos e influenciar a opinião pública.
Muitos sentem que algo está profundamente errado na internet, mas não conseguem identificar o que é.
O canal "All Time Ah" é uma das fontes que fundamenta essa teoria, que é uma coleção de ideias de várias pessoas.
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A produção de conteúdo na internet se tornou repetitiva e superficial, distraindo as pessoas da realidade.
06:37O conteúdo é fabricado para manter a atenção do público em coisas triviais, como celebridades e lançamentos de filmes.
Algoritmos criam uma oferta interminável de conteúdo baseado no que supostamente queremos, tornando a ficção estéril.
A autenticidade do YouTube foi perdida, com vídeos sendo removidos por abordagens consideradas inadequadas.
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A manipulação algorítmica da internet molda opiniões e suprime discussões.
13:15Os algoritmos mantêm os usuários engajados, coletando dados sobre suas preferências.
Existe um ciclo vicioso que elimina a dissidência e a crítica, restringindo o discurso.
A discussão e o entendimento são prejudiciais aos negócios, resultando em uma supressão de vozes divergentes.
A cobertura de notícias é controlada por um número limitado de fontes, que promovem ângulos fabricados sobre questões controversas.
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A internet, apesar de seu crescimento, enfrenta problemas significativos de degradação de conteúdo.
19:53A internet foi criada para ser um espaço de compartilhamento de conhecimento, mas agora está encolhendo.
Problemas como "content diversion" e "link rot" afetam a acessibilidade da informação.
Em 2013, 49% dos links citados em casos da Suprema Corte dos EUA estavam quebrados, evidenciando a gravidade da situação.
Esses problemas de links quebrados não se restringem a sites menores, mas afetam também decisões judiciais importantes.
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A tecnologia de IA possui potencial incrível, mas também levanta preocupações sérias sobre suas aplicações.
26:32O conhecimento disponível é muitas vezes limitado e controlado por algoritmos.
Exemplos positivos incluem o uso de IA para desenvolver medicamentos sem risco à vida.
Um exemplo negativo foi um algoritmo que "otimizou" um pouso virtual causando acidentes intencionais.
A IA pode imitar a curiosidade humana, mas não possui criatividade ou motivação própria.
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A coleta de dados pelo Google e outras plataformas é extensiva e invasiva.
33:10A tecnologia permite que o Google e outros serviços rastreiem cada movimento e conversa do usuário.
O modo de navegação anônima do Google ainda coleta dados, que são vinculados ao perfil do usuário.
Empresas utilizam esses dados para fazer previsões precisas sobre comportamentos e interesses pessoais.
A monetização dessas informações é uma das principais fontes de receita para empresas como o Google.
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A liberdade de expressão na internet é manipulada por interesses financeiros e políticos.
39:50A liberdade de expressão permite ouvir opiniões divergentes, mas também possibilita a expressão de sentimentos pessoais.
Decisões sobre o que deve ser promovido ou suprimido na sociedade não deveriam ser feitas por bilionários ou corporações, mas sim pela população.
As corporações buscam lucro a qualquer custo, muitas vezes fomentando conflitos culturais para desviar a atenção e manipular a opinião pública.
O governo falha em proteger os direitos da população, sendo influenciado por corrupção e lobby de bilionários.
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Empresas como o Google têm o poder de manipular opiniões em larga escala.
46:28O Google pode alterar a ordem dos resultados de busca, influenciando bilhões de usuários.
Utiliza ferramentas como listas de quarentena e shadow banning para limitar a comunicação de grupos considerados problemáticos.
A censura e as políticas de moderação são determinadas por algoritmos e não por critérios claros ou justos.
Mudanças retroativas nas regras, como as do YouTube, complicam a compreensão e controle dos usuários.
00:00the so-called dead internet theory became
00:02famous again in 2024, but the
00:05rabbit hole goes beyond that, it's a
00:08disturbing and unsettling but
00:11totally plausible theory that gives me that
00:13horrible, stomach-churning feeling,
00:15the same feeling you get
00:18when you know that someone is lying to
00:20your face the feeling of connecting two
00:22previously disconnected dots in your mind
00:25and this new connection chills you because
00:28you don't want to believe it but the truth is
00:30obvious and thrown in your face this theory
00:34adds a deep feeling to what
00:36many of you It's been felt for years but they have
00:39n't been able to express in words the
00:42feeling that something is deeply
00:44wrong on the internet but you can't
00:47identify what or why the
00:50cell phone notification addiction is what it is. No one
00:52seems to have unraveled why
00:55the internet is dying Once I explain all
00:58this I'm sure you'll
01:00feel this mix of confused emotions
01:03so I apologize if I end up breaking
01:06your worldview with this documentary
01:08Honestly it's not my intention just
01:10like everyone else covered in shadows I
01:12just want the truth First let's get straight
01:15to the point of that dead internet theory,
01:16most of the internet is false
01:19this theory is a collection of many
01:22ideas from several people but credit
01:24must be given to the channel all time ah
01:26which I based myself on to make this
01:28documentary with my own
01:29perception of madness that is
01:31happening on the internet, I will discuss
01:33a lot of what the all time channel says, in addition
01:35to extracting a ton of information
01:37from different sources and comments
01:39spread across part of the still-
01:41living internet, the simple explanation for the theory
01:44of the dead internet is that the vast majority
01:46of The internet is generated by
01:49artificial intelligence in conjunction with
01:50influencers paid by the media, as in the
01:53case of Choi and the agency
01:56Mind, all of this to create consumers
01:59for an increasingly wide range of
02:01newly normalized Absurd products,
02:04in addition to dramatically influencing
02:06public opinion and controlling attitudes.
02:09collective of people or culture,
02:12many channels and Instagramers, for example,
02:14started promoting Blaz again and after
02:16all the fall of Daniel Penin, Blaze and
02:19Tigrinho's game and the like have already been
02:21normalized again and you have
02:22subconsciously already accepted this even
02:25if you say no to yourself now
02:27congratulations you realize our beginning of the
02:30realization Clara that the internet is
02:32dead and I'm just starting and I
02:36'm
02:41nobody for the younger people who haven't
02:44experienced the internet as it
02:46used to be the internet today is very
02:49different before the advent of the
02:51internet-connected cell phone or the
02:54mass adoption of the home computer before
02:57social media even existed the
02:59internet was a place where people
03:01came to express their passions
03:03hobbies feelings and thoughts it
03:05was not filtered or shown selectively
03:07based on what a algorithm thinks
03:09you want to hear it also wasn't a bubble
03:12to reinforce whatever preexisting beliefs they
03:14were it wasn't created to
03:17keep you hooked to a website or app
03:20for hours and hours every day the
03:22internet was a collection of
03:25human thoughts both right and wrong and
03:28what you found and enjoyed was
03:31up to you it wasn't monetized the
03:34goal wasn't to get as many
03:36clicks as possible or keep you engaged
03:39for as long as possible
03:41the internet simply existed it was what you made of
03:44it you don't realize you're living in the
03:47wild west of the internet until this
03:49savage is taken from you the same
03:52way most of us didn't realize
03:54the old internet freedom of speech
03:56that we all enjoyed
04:00but here we are only now in its
04:02terrible absence we realize how much
04:05worse things have gotten as said before many
04:07people have had this
04:09sinking feeling in their stomach for a while but did
04:11n't understand or realize
04:15why the truth is that there is a
04:17huge and incomplete puzzle here
04:20Some of us have one or two pieces but
04:23no one has all the pieces and any Anyone
04:26who says otherwise I wouldn't trust
04:28this incomplete breakage connects us
04:31all so it's in our interest to
04:33try and find as many pieces as
04:34possible these days the internet seems
04:37so empty and devoid of people have you
04:40noticed this really Think about it the
04:43internet seems devoid of content is
04:45safe sterile tasteless there is nowhere to
04:49go nothing to watch or read there are no
04:52more experiences it is a collection of 10 or
04:55more websites or apps that everyone
04:57visits repeatedly until they fall asleep giving us
05:00dopamine rushes to make us feel
05:02less sad it is a series of
05:05empty shells the internet seems gigantic but
05:07it's more like an empty balloon with only
05:10hot air there's nothing solid Inside the
05:13same repeated threads and similar photos and
05:16responses reposted
05:19repeatedly over the years to the point
05:21that all
05:24your friends enjoying the same thing become uninteresting
05:27funny video you the same
05:30talking points shared over and over again
05:32online or how every day something new is
05:35trending So you need to jump in and have
05:38your say on it every day is something
05:41new so the conversation never lasts
05:44too long
05:47shocking or unusual that everyone is
05:50talking about I'm sure everyone
05:53watching this video has heard a piece of
05:55news that sounds like something they've heard a
05:57thousand times before but this time it's new
06:00shocking and unusual it boggles the mind
06:04for example how many times have we seen a train
06:06of being born and dying like the floods in
06:08Rio Grande do Sul after the
06:11Hype passed everyone didn't care about it
06:13but my film about the floods
06:14took 27 days to be made and I posted it
06:17after the hype passed unfortunately
06:20in addition to demonetizing for a week
06:22all my work done the algorithm
06:24didn't recommend it as much as my first
06:26video which was about abram's big lie
06:28which was about
06:30social engineering manipulations to
06:32sell mentorship of over
06:34R10,000 for everything it seems so fake and
06:37fabricated it's always the same thing or
06:41something slightly different repeated over
06:43and over again as if it were content
06:45produced to distract and occupy your
06:48mind Why take to the streets and protest
06:52for better pay or
06:54safer working conditions after an
06:56exhausting day of work when you can
06:58go home and your mind with
07:01endless and meaningless escapism
07:04Anita's new song is coming out tonight and
07:06Winderson just said something controversial
07:08and there's a new highly valued talk
07:11by Pablo Marsal for you to buy you
07:13're not mad about this and have you seen the new
07:16trailer for yet another Disney flop don't
07:18stop don't think stay engaged
07:22keep scrolling keep buying
07:25keep wasting your time
07:27keep arguing pointlessly with
07:30online bots made to offend you and generate
07:32endless engagement you like
07:35superheroes Even how about
07:37Hollywood flops the new internet [ __ ] as
07:40forgettable songs after two weeks the
07:43algorithm is here to provide an
07:44endless supply of content Based on
07:47what it assumes you
07:49want has anyone noticed how
07:52sterile fiction has become like video games and movies are
07:55made to please investors and earn an
07:57S rating by giving a [ __ ] about the that we
07:59really want like music is the same oia
08:02mating ritual generator of
08:04single mothers apparently created in
08:07a GPT sex chat over
08:10and over again There's a reason for all
08:13this algorithms and
08:15computer programs have been manufacturing content for
08:17at least a decade that we know it's the
08:19mentality of the magical Dios once
08:22you take a step back the curtain is
08:25pulled back and you see reality you can't go
08:27back to the inner way of thinking it's like
08:30knowing that Santa Claus isn't real no matter how hard you
08:33try you can't make it
08:34real again but let's delve into the
08:38internet side let's talk about
08:40YouTube for younger people watching
08:43YouTube used to be about you on the tube
08:46it was ordinary people in front of a
08:48camera talking about their feelings or
08:51experiences it was real it was organic no
08:54it was about trends nowadays if
08:56you talk about the wrong topic your video
08:59is demonetized if you say the wrong thing
09:02your video is removed You can speak
09:05freely as long as you are Ok with being
09:07suppressed in the algorithm and no one seeing your
09:09content V Shadow the views the
09:13clicks the growth on YouTube everything is
09:16nonsense I have been working with YouTube for
09:19decades before I became what I am
09:21today and everything is completely artificial
09:23This is what surprised me the
09:25difference between not being successful and being
09:27successful was this fact it is all false say
09:31the right things and push the
09:34right content and you will be successful follow the wind
09:37but if you defy the wind you will be
09:39alone with 500 views and that
09:42is not a complaint they are
09:44objective facts look at almost any channel
09:47you follow and see the views
09:50people are being sidelined in
09:52favor of Corporate news
09:55Corporate music and content Safe bar
09:57harmless ones that make money Another
10:00scary angle on YouTube and
10:02other forms of media is tip fakes
10:05not only computers and AI can
10:08accurately replicate faces but now also
10:11voices the safest thing the assumption is
10:14that the technology we see today in the
10:16mainstream was created 10 to 15 years before we
10:19saw it then Imagine what AI
10:22can do now something we won't be able to
10:24understand for years it's scary to think
10:27about fake people like
10:29fake comments fake faces fake articles it's
10:33terrifying how much of the internet is
10:35actually real people events news
10:39so many things can be completely
10:41fictional and honestly how would we know
10:43April 15 11 years ago on the
10:46Sun Pole Coast in Perth Australia a
10:49computer network analyst was
10:51arrested for stealing one of the most
10:52important Insight information
10:54we have today about all this after his
10:57arrest and 8 hours of interrogation he
10:59refused to reveal where he got this
11:01information from what information he stole
11:04nothing I invented this whole scenario you
11:07see how easy it could be for an AI or
11:09a program computer writer write a
11:11plausible article like this and
11:13disseminate it by creating three or four
11:14websites with variant versions of the
11:16fake story and then share it on Facebook
11:19push it on Google and let the
11:21unsuspecting population read it believe it and
11:24share it further until a
11:26fake story becomes a
11:28real story how long do you think it would take
11:30for someone to realize it wasn't real
11:33things like this have happened many times and by the
11:36time the truth comes out the internet has
11:39already moved on to the next thing and
11:41almost no one cares anymore and the facts
11:45are moved to inaccessible parts of the
11:47internet the internet of old is
11:50dead here is another interesting thing
11:52that you can witness yourself the
11:55internet on your smart is not the same as
11:57on your PC Try it yourself go to
12:01any Popular website with a lot of traffic
12:03and go through a few days
12:05randomly checking the same thing from your PC and
12:09your Smartphone you will notice that on TV
12:11the YouTube content is based on
12:14video clips for example entire threads
12:17can unfold differently
12:19Sometimes you will see
12:21different comments different ratios of
12:23likes and dislikes on comments
12:26all kinds of strange anomalies
12:28that you only notice because you are
12:30accessing it from two different places
12:32I'm sure many of you have
12:35experienced the case of trying to
12:36find that comment that you
12:38really liked and never
12:40being able to find it again maybe it
12:42was simply deleted But It's
12:44strange that so many of us have
12:46experienced this before the argument
12:49for algorithms is that they help us
12:52find what we want to see and cater
12:55to our likes and dislikes that doesn't
12:57sound so bad right but I don't buy
13:00that for a second because for years
13:03and years the argument was that different
13:05algorithms for different people didn't
13:07exist that weren't real well years
13:11later with overwhelming evidence
13:13proving that algorithms exist
13:15is now widely accepted as something real and is
13:18presented as something positive But that's
13:21not necessarily true the
13:23algorithm is there to keep you engaged
13:26and stuck on sites and apps longer
13:28to accurately collect your
13:30likes and dislikes and do whatever it
13:33takes to keep your eyes glued
13:36to the screen and your wallet draining money
13:39if you stay too long on a certain
13:41thread or video the algorithm will recommend
13:44more like it if you argue online the
13:47algorithm will find and create more
13:50incendiary posts to irritate you and
13:53keep you engaged if you don't already know
13:55you are the product being manipulated and
13:57used And then h will do anything to
14:00keep it lo there what is right what is wrong
14:04what is allowed what is not is a
14:07vicious cycle that eliminates dissent and
14:09criticism Nuance is not allowed I don't
14:12necessarily mean a political point of
14:14view although I can't
14:16completely disregard this angle
14:19so whether you are right wing or
14:21left wing or uncap suppression is a
14:24reality for all sides discussion
14:26and understanding are not good for
14:29business protected by the algorithm
14:31there is a small window of
14:33permitted speech and if you deviate from that
14:35window everything is done to suppress or
14:37hide you and I don't
14:39necessarily mean just
14:42extreme views for example war war is
14:46incredibly destructive and horrible
14:49so many innocent lives are lost and
14:51trillions of dollars are wasted
14:55what for profits for corporations and
14:59defense and territory Anes to the
15:01geopolitical chessboard but nothing that
15:04directly helps you or me but advocates
15:07against war or tries to make changes
15:09to stop war and the entire internet will
15:13miraculously find a way to
15:15justify the unjustifiable a small
15:18voice in a sea of manipulation
15:20cancellation and power that's not all i
15:24and algorithms are used to
15:26manipulate public opinion
15:29world news is only reported by a
15:32handful of specific people
15:34carefully selected and
15:36organized for you for every
15:38controversial issue there is an almost always
15:41fabricated angle that will be pushed on you
15:43to keep it fighting instead of coming together
15:46collectively let's talk briefly
15:48about the recently ended conflict
15:50the fact is that no matter when the
15:53Americans left Afghanistan it
15:55would collapse 10 years ago today or 10
15:59years from now that's a fact
16:01but they don't want to for this to be a
16:03fact obviously the powers that be
16:05wanted the Americans to stay there
16:07indefinitely because it is very profitable
16:10there are so many natural resources to suck up and
16:13the money made by the
16:15defense contractors was so great that they had to
16:17stay there forever luckily
16:19public opinion was against this S
16:22people were tired and just wanted it
16:24to end Americans needed
16:26help in their country not too much
16:29endless nonsense Thousands of kilometers away
16:32now Notice how the dynamics changed
16:34when the withdrawal began all the
16:36big News organizations
16:38canceled the war doing everything they could
16:41could to bring back the
16:45Soldiers every News channel every
16:48website every major influencer on
16:50Twitter Facebook and Instagram now this
16:53is incredibly strange considering
16:55the vast majority of Americans say
16:58exactly the opposite things like this are
17:00a perfect example because you can
17:03actually see where the things are not
17:06adding up if you have this deep desire
17:08to get into this I must ask you to stay
17:11in this documentary until the end look at the
17:14anger the engagement and the struggle are all
17:17distractions the point I'm making is
17:19that when there is a narrative or an angle
17:22that they They want to do anything to
17:24get it, it's scary, it's strange and it's
17:27disconcerting, let's talk more about
17:29social networks, they're a real
17:32Pokin Village, let's explain what
17:34that is later on. Keep this concept
17:36there, for example, see Reddit, I've been
17:39playing around for years and years. that Reddit Is
17:41A Collective Mind now that this theory
17:44has emerged this joke seems a lot less
17:47funny and a lot more realistic
17:50simply based on a ratio of
17:52likes and dislikes Reddit can
17:55push up what it considers
17:58correct and push down what it
18:00considers incorrect So you have bots
18:04spamming to divert conversations on
18:06topics that don't want to be
18:08discussed dividing and conquering on
18:11real issues to break any
18:13progress that could be made it's a
18:15psychological game being played on everyone
18:18you want more abvs and to get them
18:21you make sure Don't say the things that
18:24will get pushed up don't rock
18:26the boat follow the trends say
18:29nice things avoid unpleasant things or
18:33challenging topics now come on a
18:36potkin village is made to fool you
18:38let's briefly dive into the origins
18:40of this phrase Gregory pokin was a
18:4418th century Russian nobleman who among his
18:46good and bad deeds in life allegedly
18:49won Catherine the Great over the New
18:51Russian possessions in Crimea pokin
18:56strove to show her and the
18:57foreign ambassadors who
18:59accompanied her the best version of the empire
19:02apparently Gregory built this
19:04great facade of beautiful cities in the
19:06distance on the banks of rivers at parades
19:09Catherine was welcomed by regiments of
19:11well dressed men and servants all
19:13dressed fancifully to display
19:16a great sense of prosperity that did not actually
19:18exist in fact there was a
19:20famine going on my Favorite example
19:22however it was the rockets exploding and
19:24forming her initials, this must have
19:27been a vision and so much so,
19:29recent historical evidence has
19:31led some to believe that at
19:33least parts of this story are
19:35apocryphal or lack authenticity
19:38despite being considered true,
19:40but the legend was created and the term
19:43Potemkin Village was coined it means
19:46any deceptive or false construction
19:49often created by cruel regimes
19:51to deceive both those within the
19:53country and those observing from Outside
19:56We are getting close but before we
19:58connect all the dots and reveal the
20:00big conclusion We need to talk about
20:03the rot of the
20:06internet the internet is 25 years old now and
20:10was originally intended to be a
20:12place where information and knowledge
20:15could be transcribed, shared
20:18and enjoyed by a worldwide audience the
20:22concept was that information would
20:24accumulate the more it was added
20:27the more the unlimited potential of
20:30knowledge would grow human right there at your
20:32fingertips ready to be absorbed I
20:35mean the internet has grown
20:36exponentially since the
20:391990s So this concept must still be
20:42valid right I mean has anyone ever
20:45honestly questioned this growth
20:48and if in fact the internet is
20:50actually shrinking and this shrinkage
20:52can be divided into two
20:54specific things content diversion and
20:57link rot
20:59hyperlinks are the glue of the internet
21:01Think about it every time you click on a
21:04link it takes you somewhere else well
21:06that's a hyperlink without hyperlinks the
21:09internet wouldn't work
21:11Content diversion occurs when the web page
21:14you were trying to access
21:16via a hyperlink has been moved it
21:18still exists just somewhere else this
21:20could be caused by a number of
21:22different issues but the possibility
21:24of resolving this connection issue
21:26is there and can be resolved with some
21:28effort
21:29Content drift occurs when the
21:31web page you were trying to
21:33access via a hyperlink has been
21:35moved it still exists just
21:37somewhere else this can be caused by a
21:40number of different problems but the
21:42possibility of resolving this problem
21:43connection is there and can be resolved
21:45with some effort did you know that in 2013
21:49it was discovered that 49% of the links found
21:52in US supreme court cases
21:54are broken which means
21:56that if you go back and try all of these
21:59cases and decisions almost half of zer
22:01links no longer work this is not like
22:03a little fan site you liked
22:05as a teenager being shut down over
22:07the years These are links cited and
22:10used in supreme court cases the
22:13highest level of decision making in the
22:15United States and they don't there are more and
22:18This was in
22:192013 I'm sure this number is
22:22much higher now in three
22:25legal journals the Harvard Law review the Harvard
22:27Journal of
22:29and the Harvard Human rights Journal 70% of the
22:33links no longer work this is not
22:35just a problem it is endemic which
22:37means it is so common and so
22:40prevalent that it cannot be easily
22:42resolved these two terms
22:44content drift and link rot together
22:47form the term internet rot
22:50is the fading away of the overwhelming majority
22:52of the internet so when I say the
22:55internet is dead I don't I just want
22:57to say that the people online are Bots
23:00And they are not real I also want to say that
23:03most of the internet is dead
23:04thanks to the rot of the internet
23:07certainly This is just the result of
23:09a natural cycle of old content
23:12being relocated or removed and
23:14newer content new one taking its place and the links
23:16simply not being updated right
23:19well actually it gets worse much worse you
23:22now understand the terminology and
23:24history behind the
23:26phrase as well as the concept of the
23:28rot of the internet but how
23:31it all connects the answer to this is
23:34Google Google is a poking village
23:38do a quick Google search and in a
23:41second you will be presented with a beautiful facade
23:44of seemingly endless information
23:47instantly appearing before
23:49your eyes amazing alright let's
23:53check first you need a
23:55basic search term to show the What
23:58do I mean and it could be
24:00anything like pizza in the video on the
24:04foreign channel all time he did an experiment
24:06where he searched about pizza on Google
24:09Google says it has millions of
24:11results but in fact the guy was
24:13scrolling through the pages and even choosing
24:15to show all the results
24:17including the omitted ones, Google lied when it
24:20said that it has millions of results for
24:22pizza and only shows what it wants
24:25you to see, which are less than 530
24:28real results, so when I say that the
24:31internet is dead, I don't just
24:34mean that most of the people online
24:36are Bots And they are not real also I
24:38mean most of the internet is
24:41dead thanks to the rot of the
24:44internet certainly and This is just the
24:47result of a natural cycle of
24:49old content being relocated or
24:51removed and newer content taking
24:53your place and the links just not
24:55being updated right well It actually
24:59gets worse much worse when you search for
25:01something on Google you are getting the
25:03results based on what Google wants
25:06you to see if a piece of content is
25:08considered undesirable not relevant or
25:10inappropriate by some
25:12filtering algorithm it may not be displayed and
25:15this is not just a technical issue
25:17but also a matter of control of
25:19information and power. Google, being one
25:22of the main gateways to the
25:24internet, has
25:26significant control over what users
25:28can or cannot access. easily
25:30Additionally, it is important to recognize that
25:32Google is not just a search engine
25:35but also an advertising platform.
25:38This means that the results
25:39you see are often influenced
25:42by commercial considerations. Ah o
25:45Porgos links and ads take
25:47priority over organic results
25:50this can further distort the
25:51perception of diversity and
25:53availability of information the
25:55rot of the internet is at first
25:57glance a symptom of a network that grew
26:00too quickly without the
26:02appropriate infrastructure to guarantee the longevity of
26:04information the internet once a
26:07vast and open field of knowledge is
26:09increasingly becoming a walled garden
26:11where information is controlled limited
26:13and often disappears without a
26:15trace so it is essential to be
26:18critical of what we find
26:20online seek multiple sources of
26:23information what you see on the internet
26:26is not necessarily a faithful representation
26:29of reality or the totality of
26:32available knowledge is an
26:35often limited and controlled selection of
26:37information that someone or some
26:39algorithm has decided you should see
26:42this technology is incredibly
26:44exciting in its potential to advance
26:46humanity but it is also
26:48absolutely terrifying in its
26:50possible application against humanity
26:53a positive example in generative design
26:56is how Maia could help to use the
26:58effects of a new medicine on a
27:01large number of humans without ever
27:03putting a life at risk Another example
27:06is the creation of new medicines and
27:08vaccines against various diseases think
27:12comparatively how many
27:14problems an AI could solve in
27:16a decade compared to a group of
27:18humans studying the same thing in the same
27:21period Innovation in medicine will be
27:24astronomical it's just a matter of
27:26removing or significantly reducing the
27:29profit margin so that we can
27:31actually make things happen a
27:33funny but terribly bad example
27:36of generative design was when an
27:38algorithm was supposed to figure out how to land
27:40a virtual plane with the minimum force
27:43i.e. the smoothest and safest landing
27:45possible you could see the potential of
27:47tau Ya but here it comes the absurdly
27:51literal genius in Action the algorithm quickly
27:53discovered that if he crashed the plane the
27:56program would register a force so
27:58great it would overload its own
28:00memory and it would count as a
28:02perfect score simplifying the AI so it would
28:05crash the plane as hard as it could
28:07repeatedly to get a
28:09perfect score these poor
28:12virtual passengers things like this are
28:13definitely an example of
28:15out of the box curiosity and
28:17rule breaking for a reason but it would have
28:19horrible consequences in the real world
28:21these are not the only examples of
28:23potential uses I also cite a
28:25fascinating and sometimes terrifying article
28:28explained by dozens of
28:30computer scientists about
28:32i's surprising creativity, the study is very vast,
28:35but i hallucinates and can create
28:38dystopian aberrations, even rebel against
28:40humans. These are examples of
28:42divergent intelligence that imitates
28:44biology, just as humans learn
28:46from failures and successes is no different
28:49for a revolutionary AI now that does
28:52n't mean an AI can display
28:54human creativity these machines
28:56can't turn on themselves to self-motivate to ask
28:59alternative questions or explain their
29:01discoveries to reach these levels the AI
29:03would need to have awareness and
29:05understanding but for what the internet and
29:08social networks have become they do not
29:10necessarily need awareness
29:12or understanding they need defined objectives and
29:15parameters which is exactly what
29:17they have Google's scary line
29:20goes far beyond what we
29:21possibly know the infamous darpa
29:24is a full plate for theories of
29:25conspiracy the military body has and the
29:28technology they have is 10 years
29:30ahead of what we have
29:32publicly available that is a fact that raises
29:35the question is there one out there reading
29:38our minds from what we know no but
29:41sometimes it seems so you will be
29:43thinking in something and then an advertisement
29:45appears of it as if it literally
29:48had beautiful your mind from what was
29:50publicly explained to us these Iá used
29:53on social networks and on sites like
29:55Google for example are building made
29:58about all of us these profiles build
30:01a lifelong series of interests
30:03hobbies friends family likes dislikes
30:06opinions and more where they are stored
30:09how encrypted they are What's in them
30:12How can we delete it these These are
30:15questions that no one is asking and
30:16no one has the answers all we
30:18get is we are just collecting
30:21metadata and no one is spying on you
30:23We promise ah since apparently no one
30:26in the world has the answers to these
30:28questions at least we can talk about
30:30how these profiles are constructed these
30:34advanced AIs are using
30:36convergent thinking and attempts at
30:38divergent thinking to construct these
30:41profiles Do you know these terms of
30:44service that you always accept or these
30:47cooks that you happily agree everything
30:50is logged and tracked every website every
30:54video every friend request how
30:57long you look at your ex's photo
31:00everything is compiled data is incredibly
31:03valuable remember if the product was
31:06free you are the product I love it when
31:10I hear from people mentioning
31:121984 how the Government is taking
31:15control double think Big Brother nine
31:18language you have probably heard this
31:21speech but what George Orwell the author
31:24of
31:251984 and outspoken supporter of
31:28democratic socialism never predicted however was
31:31that the Big Brother Man bug would emerge
31:34under the friendly appearance of corporations
31:37and social media there is no person
31:40walking around with a gun forcing
31:42you to confess your sins it is an
31:45optional form you fill out
31:47every time you use the internet If you
31:50asked someone 25
31:52personal questions 20 years ago they would be very
31:55suspicious but when you phrase them
31:58in a way that feels fun and
32:00expressive people spill everything and that's how
32:03these profiles about all of us
32:06are constructed it's not just us
32:08as individuals these profiles are all
32:11connected your friends your family your
32:15relationships all of that and any
32:18missing details or gaps are
32:20filled in by Association Let's start
32:23with Google from the beginning everything
32:25you search for remains or
32:28is recorded and collected by Google they
32:31offer a free service and you are the
32:34product all of this was used to sell
32:36advertising space to advertisers Hey
32:39thug company This guy is
32:42looking for how to clean a cut give us
32:45some money and we will put your brand
32:47right in front of his face it started very
32:50simply what happens after you
32:52leave Google they couldn't keep
32:55tracking you So what did
32:59Google do Chrome a browser that
33:01tracks everything you do online
33:03again a free service and you are the
33:07product Now we're talking about when
33:10you go somewhere else outside of Google
33:13We're right there to see and record everything
33:16but by stopping there The meteoric rise
33:21of cell phones means that we can
33:23track you anywhere with
33:25Our Google Android cell phones and
33:28inside the house we may want to hear everything
33:31you say but webcam and cell phones
33:33may not capture everything place them in every
33:36room of your house and we will never miss a
33:38whisper and your Smart TV Of course Google
33:42is also in this and Gmail Have you noticed
33:45how it constantly saves everything
33:48you type including your
33:50sent emails drafts unsent emails
33:53all collected Google documents
33:56Google Chromecast Google Sheets
33:59Google Maps Waze Google Classroom
34:02Google assistant Google Fit all this
34:05is tracking you and collecting
34:07information and
34:09Google's incognito mode the supposedly private
34:12and untracked browsing mode that
34:14many use to look for things they don't
34:18want other people to know they
34:20are looking for well guess what of course
34:24these data is collected, tracked and
34:27linked to your profile and sold to
34:30advertisers In fact Google is
34:32facing a new lawsuit because of
34:34this the list of products and services
34:37used to extract information from you
34:39goes on and on and many of the
34:42examples I used today are just from
34:44Google but if you add the multitude
34:47of other social media platforms
34:50essentially nothing about you is private
34:54this is not being paranoid or exaggerating
34:57this is a fact this is a proven fact
35:01everything from your ex loves to the
35:03likelihood of an imminent heart attack
35:05the case that your friend is having
35:07with another friend of yours the accurate prediction
35:10of your interest in a new movie and everything
35:14else you need to realize that by
35:17building a profile around
35:19your entire life it's easy to notice trends and
35:22make incredibly accurate predictions
35:25when I started this video I asked how
35:27someone makes
35:3026.8 Billion Dollars well that's how
35:34your self commodification on scale do you
35:38think the main sources of revenue
35:40and value for companies like Google are
35:42the ads and products they sell to
35:44you it's much worse than that yours data
35:48is the product and everyone wants a piece
35:51of it needs more proof Google
35:54Street View an extremely
35:57popular Google product used to view places
35:59around the world at street level was
36:01caught spying on over 60 million
36:04people in a data audit
36:07required by the
36:09German Data Protection Authority between January 1,
36:122007 and May 15,
36:152010, Google cars used to
36:18film and record street views
36:20were also used to
36:22illegally and intentionally collect
36:25Wi-Fi data while driving. It turns out that
36:28while the cars passed by collecting
36:30photos and videos they also collected
36:32Wi-Fi data personal activity on the web
36:35and load data that passed through
36:37unprotected Wi-Fi networks I want everyone to
36:40realize that this doesn't happen
36:43accidentally you don't
36:45accidentally collect data about 60 millions of
36:48people they did this
36:50intentionally with the aim of not
36:52getting caught when this happened
36:55Google immediately said that it needed to
36:58re-examine everything we were
37:00collecting and that it was now clear that
37:03we were collecting load data samples from
37:05open wi-fi networks in error
37:09although we have never used this data
37:12in any Google product as
37:14I mentioned earlier always look for the
37:18truth hidden within the truth yes
37:22they may not have used this data in
37:24any of their Google products but
37:26that does not mean it was not used
37:28for another reason if there is a Legal
37:32or technological issue that needs to be addressed
37:35to protect the privacy rights
37:37of millions of people around the world
37:40you can bet that Google's legal team
37:42knows all the answers
37:45to all of this they definitely get
37:48paid
37:50enough but the truth is hidden inside
37:53The truth is that the same
37:55legal teams in charge of
37:57ensuring legal guidelines for
37:59Google products are also
38:01responsible for ensuring
38:04data collection is done legally and
38:07effectively. They are playing a game of
38:10cat and mouse with the law and with
38:12regulators for years and while the world
38:15clings to the idea that we are just
38:18trying to help them they are exploiting
38:21every possible loophole to collect
38:26the maximum sea of data possible
38:30however so far this mountain of data has
38:34still not been used for anything
38:36incredibly nefarious beyond
38:39advertising profiles but as we move into
38:42the future there is no telling what
38:45can be done with this information are
38:48you comfortable with the amount
38:50of data you are
38:51voluntarily handing over to these companies the
38:54same companies that are constantly
38:56involved in privacy and
38:59data theft whatever your opinion be
39:02aware that we are only scratching
39:04the surface of what these AI technologies
39:07can do what do you think is this
39:11just the tip of the iceberg or are we
39:14just beginning to understand the
39:15full implications of living in a
39:18digitized and
39:21monitored world leave your thoughts in the
39:23comments below and as always don't
39:26forget to like subscribe to this channel
39:28that my algorithm approves for the
39:33truth I call this period of
39:35old internet This was truly
39:38the internet when everything was bush and if
39:42you don't used during that time it's
39:44hard to explain now you were free
39:47to do whatever you wanted both the good
39:50and the bad that's the cost of
39:53true freedom for example
39:56freedom of speech
39:58allowing freedom of speech
40:00means that sometimes you will hear
40:02things with the which ones you don't agree with What
40:05sucks but it also means you
40:08can say what you feel and sometimes
40:11people won't like that within
40:14this freedom of expression society
40:16is supposed to dictate What gets
40:18promoted and what gets suppressed good
40:21ideas eventually reach the
40:23mainstream while the bad ones are
40:25relegated to the margins of
40:28public discourse but here is the point these
40:31decisions should not be made by
40:33billionaires corporations or governments but
40:37rather by
40:39individual people society taking the lead in
40:41what they consider acceptable billionaires
40:44should have no say in politics no one
40:47should have the power to influence and
40:49manipulate millions of lives at
40:52will, it is irresponsible and dangerous
40:55regardless of whether the intentions are
40:57good or bad Then we have billionaires
41:01financing experts to incite
41:03people and make them furious with
41:06senseless culture war nonsense
41:08so that can further reduce your
41:11taxes and promote their ideology without
41:14you realizing it. one
41:29day
41:32unfortunately many people fall for this
41:36So we have machine corporations
41:39simply driven by the Desire
41:41to create money they want more
41:43money every year forever if that
41:46means marketing beer and
41:49chocolate bars to a new audience that's
41:52exactly what they will do they don't
41:55care about you fight with them it
41:59's always about the money and the
42:02angrier you get the happier they are it's cold and
42:06calculating meant to drive
42:08engagement and conversation remember the
42:11old saying No There's no such thing as bad
42:14publicity So finally we have the
42:17government whose responsibility is to protect
42:20the public defend and expand our
42:23rights and improve our lives you
42:26can see where they are failing
42:28in these aspects as always corruption
42:31lobbyists financed by billionaires
42:34and ideology always guide these
42:37goals the point is that the freedom that
42:39the internet has given us during the old
42:41internet everything was eroded away now
42:45anyone with money or power
42:47can change the internet to fit
42:50any narrative they want and they
42:52do it every day and we all
42:56suffer because of it Today if someone
42:59says something in a video which is very
43:01controversial is
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43:20demonetized and many others that are
43:22false for example during prohibition
43:27the government poisoned alcohol to stop
43:29people from drinking this was a
43:32conspiracy theory at the time and later it
43:35was revealed to be true another
43:37Conspiracy Theory was that the FBI
43:39was spying on ex Beatle John Lennon not only
43:44was it true they also tried to deport
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43:50it's okay to kill this is no longer a
43:53conspiracy theory it's a fact the idea that
43:56the American government is spying on you is
43:58a fact tobacco knew that smoking killed
44:02and caused cancer and hid it from you
44:06oil knew that
44:08climate change was real and funded
44:10studies to confuse you and tell you
44:12otherwise none of these are
44:15conspiracy theories They are facts even if one of
44:18these conspiracy theories comes out
44:21that is not true let others
44:24refute them When you tell someone
44:27they can't talk about it it
44:29automatically raises a
44:31red flag in their head why can't
44:34I talk about it the problem
44:37shouldn't be the phrase
44:38Conspiracy Theory it should be the details of
44:40each case a conspiracy is nothing more
44:43than the action of planning or conspiring and
44:45a theory is a
44:47carefully thought out explanation of observations
44:50putting together Facts and hypotheses put the two together
44:55and you have a cons
44:57conspiracy theory if my friend and I talk
44:59about stealing a pizza and come up with a
45:02plan for this conspire to do something
45:05and if someone sees us talking and
45:07planning to steal a pizza they might
45:10believe we are going to do it that
45:12person has now created a
45:15conspiracy theory Conspiracy Theory
45:17is not a scary phrase it is a real thing
45:20that happens all the time so why
45:23is it forbidden to talk about this all the time
45:27because it goes against the
45:28prevailing narrative of what should be believed
45:30and what is acceptable to talk about the problem
45:33should not be the phrase
45:35Conspiracy Theory but rather the details of each
45:38case a conspiracy is nothing more that the
45:40action of planning or conspiring and a
45:43theory is a carefully
45:45thought out explanation of observations putting together Facts and
45:48hypotheses put the two together and you have a
45:51conspiracy theory Why is it is
45:53literally as simple as laws
45:55passed by the government
45:57by corrupt politicians paid to
46:02protect corporations that do this
46:04thing that harms the planet it's a
46:07vicious cycle now you add the theory of the
46:09dead internet and the power behind it and
46:11you have good people making
46:13horrible decisions Because they are being manipulated
46:15and they don't even know
46:18it it's just disturbing it's horrible
46:21imagine all the implications of where this
46:24could be happening and the effects
46:25of this we have no idea what is
46:28happening many companies are
46:30responsible for this but let's take
46:32Google for example this company has the
46:34power to single handedly change the opinions of
46:36billions of people every day about
46:38any topic any perspective
46:40any angle they want to
46:42push they have the power and they use it
46:44Think about it for a moment even a
46:46small manipulation in the order in which
46:48the results are displayed can cause
46:50ripple effects across millions of users now
46:53imagine if they really wanted
46:55to change something you wouldn't thinks they have
46:57the power to do this There is a reason
46:59why Google always wins Google has
47:02several ways to do this beyond the
47:04dead internet theory Bots And
47:07algorithms that create
47:08quarantine lists used to separate and isolate
47:11what they consider troublemakers in
47:13your own groups people in those
47:15groups can communicate with each other but
47:17your reach will be extremely limited
47:20another way is Shadow B or censorship if
47:23what you are talking about is not acceptable
47:25to whatever
47:27billion or trillion dollar company platform you
47:29are using it simply won't be
47:32promoted you will be screaming into the void
47:34some will argue that features like
47:37shadow banning and quarantine lists
47:39are used to cut out
47:41hate speech from the rest of the
47:43platform's users and in some cases this is
47:46correct my machine learning
47:49tells me that it's not that hate speech
47:51should be allowed or that everyone
47:53else should ignore my learning
47:56algor is who the arbiter is when it comes to
47:59these rules an independent board
48:02a censorship board um
48:06government leadership teams who make the
48:08decisions what what is allowed and what is not is
48:10based on personal feelings or
48:12a logically consistent policy
48:14these Rules are publicly displayed and
48:16fairly enforced and regarding
48:19retroactive policy changes
48:23YouTube is notorious for this the idea
48:25that one way can change one's mind after
48:28the fact and punishing those who broke
48:30your new rule before it was even a
48:33rule is
48:36mind-boggling and
48:39overly complicated on purpose
48:42to confuse distract and control let
48:45you all fight and scream about
48:46completely meaningless things so
48:48they can go out the
48:49back door with all your money and
48:55freedoms the size of the hidden internet
48:58is estimated to be more than 500 times the
49:00size of the accessible internet but when
49:02it comes to the accessible internet Google
49:05is the gatekeeper, the security guard and the man in
49:09charge Google blocks millions of
49:11websites with no other way of access or
49:14way to access these sites and how
49:16they control more than 90% of searches
49:19on the internet they control everything in fact
49:22there was a time when Google
49:24literally shut down the internet for 40
49:27minutes using its black listing power
49:30I'm not kidding the internet The
49:33entire network was shut down by the power of a
49:35single technology company. This
49:38happened on January 31,
49:412009. Somehow Google
49:45blacklisted the internet after
49:47an error caused all websites on
49:52search engine results pages to be blacklisted. marked as
49:54potentially harmful and Dangerous
49:57meaning you could not access
49:59any website through Google this
50:01problem affected web pages
50:04all over the planet and lasted for around 40
50:07minutes before engineers
50:08were able to fix it the error as they
50:13called it revolved around the
50:16Google's malware detector, which is designed to
50:18prevent Internet users from
50:20visiting sites that Google believes
50:22could install malicious software on your
50:25computer, Go blamed human error
50:29when an engineer tried to add a
50:31web address to the list of those considered
50:34suspicious and by mistake he added
50:36them all I don't know if this is a crazy idea
50:40but I kind of believe that no
50:42company should have that kind of power
50:44in today's society the ability for one
50:46person to make a mistake or a mistake as
50:49they called it and change the entire internet
50:53like we know it This is the kind of
50:56unimaginable mono monopolized power that
50:58I'm talking about one person and one company
51:01did this by working this on
51:03Artificial Intelligence this
51:06massive change that the digital world is
51:07going through now has been happening for a long
51:10time Just not for us for example
51:14when the Twitter went up for sale
51:16for the first time many buyers
51:18were interested in it one of those
51:20buyers was w and now again
51:22CEO of Disney Bob iger Bob said that
51:25there was a determination that a
51:27substantial portion of Twitter users
51:30were not real in
51:312016 and because of that they decided not
51:35buying the social network essentially
51:38Disney didn't buy them because of the Bots
51:41the engagement and conversations weren't
51:43real a marketing director at Twitter
51:47explained nothing that is extremely
51:49Popular had organic growth all
51:52your favorite things had
51:54money injected into them to maximize the
51:57awareness and sometimes boosting
52:01popularity is an industry standard
52:03right now it continues some of
52:07your favorite IPS use
52:10bot farms for engagement and awareness
52:13if you believe something is organic on the
52:15internet then you are part of the system
52:19in your automatic life the internet She is
52:22more than dead, she is an
52:24internet Zombie ready to Dev your
52:27entire life and before you least realize it, you
52:29are already old and with a disease that will
52:31end your life, unless you
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52:55nobody and this is my experience
52:58for you watch
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