anon can confirm this much for you from personal dig:
"And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not." - John 1:5 KJV
It's already been confirmed. You must go back to the beginning, and revisit the things you've missed.
Then why not suggest James 1:5?
"If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and upbraideth not; and it shall be given him."
anons already know the rules, you must be new here. dig, meme, pray… there are no women on the internet… and so on. Go back to the beginning.
The Malicious Use of Artificial Intelligence:
Forecasting, Prevention, and Mitigation
Authors are listed
in order of contribution
Design Direction
by Sankalp Bhatnagar
and Talia Cotton
February 20181 Corresponding author
miles.brundage@philosophy.
ox.ac.uk
Future of Humanity Institute,
University of Oxford; Arizona
State University
2 Corresponding author,
sa478@cam.ac.uk
Centre for the Study of
Existential Risk, University
of Cambridge
3 OpenAI
4 Open Philanthropy Project
5 Electronic Frontier
Foundation
6 Future of Humanity
Institute, University of
Oxford
7 Future of Humanity
Institute, University of
Oxford; Yale University
8 Center for a New American
Security
9 American University
10 Endgame
11 Endgame
12 University of Oxford/
Arizona State University/New
America Foundation
13 Center for a New American
Security
14 Stanford University
15 Future of Humanity
Institute, University of
Oxford
16 Centre for the Study
of Existential Risk and
Centre for the Future of
Intelligence, University of
Cambridge
17 Centre for the Study of
Existential Risk, University
of Cambridge
18 Centre for the Study of
Existential Risk, University
of Cambridge
19 Future of Humanity
Institute, University of
Oxford
20 Future of Humanity
Institute, University of
Oxford
21 Information Society
Project, Yale University
22 Future of Humanity
Institute, University of
Oxford
23 OpenAI
24 University of Bath
25 University of Louisville
26 OpenAI
Miles Brundage Shahar Avin Jack Clark Helen Toner Peter Eckersley
Ben Garfinkel Allan Dafoe Paul Scharre Thomas Zeitzoff Bobby Filar
Isaiah 14:27 KJV more explicitly expresses "nothing can stop what is coming"
"For the LORD of hosts hath purposed, and who shall disannul it? and his hand is stretched out, and who shall turn it back?"
Oligarchy Biblical warnings:
1 Samuel 8 — Israel demands a king; Samuel warns that a monarch will centralize power, take sons for chariots, daughters for service, and seize goods and fields (a warning about concentrated authority).
Proverbs (especially Proverbs 28:16; 29:2, 12) — warnings that wicked rulers oppress the poor and that perverse leadership harms society.
Ecclesiastes 4:13–16 — contrast between a poor yet wise youth who rises and the dominance of the rich and powerful; reflections on vanity of power.
Amos 5 and 6 — prophetic condemnations of the wealthy, complacent elites and unjust rulers who trample the needy.
Micah 3 — denunciation of leaders and priests who rule for gain, prophesy for money, and pervert justice.
Isaiah 10; Jeremiah 22 — critiques of arrogant rulers and unjust governance.
Luke 11:43; 20:46–47 and Matthew 23 — Jesus criticizes religious leaders who exploit people and seek honor (a moral critique of elite rule).
James 2:1–7 — rebuke of favoritism toward the rich in the congregation.