HACKER MADE UNITED FLIGHT FLY SIDEWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Creepy...yet, true.

[link to www.computerworld.com]

Yanno I have a anti-hacker tech I want to develop so these sorts of events are history not daily events. So I looked around for investors. Mind you I do not have a prototype built as that costs way too much for average people these days.

Everything was going ok until the one question was asked "Why has nobody else done this yet?"

My answer was simple but investors can be so skeptical and so no funding.

Until someone gets a grip and realizes the solution to this is not going to come from Intel, Microsoft, Apple or Google - this sort of thing will keep happening.

Sad.

this is the Brave new world where everything and everybody

well be wired and subject to be hacked by and individual,

a group, a Government foreign or domestic, every thing

Planes, trains and automobile and us silly humans

You know what, I don't believe what the news say anymore. It does not make any sense to connect the wifi system to the computer that controls the plane.

Watch out for the boog... Hrm I mean hacker!

Like a train jumping up to 100mph and crashing.

IPv6 is coming and firewalling becomes even more complex.

I guess a hacker could get at Amazon's new delivery drones and fly them into anything they want?

I love technology but it is getting scary.

Don't give up.

So I parallel double parked that motherfucker sideways

in a Way the Terminator Movies are prophetic in another

25-30 years in not sooner it well be Man against the

Digital Cyborg AI. Just has it has happen from the Change

from agriculture to the Industrial Revolution Where MAN

Control the Machine to this NEW AGE WHERE IF WE ARE NOT

CAREFUL THE MACHINES CONTROL MAN.

And no one noticed? Come on. The dude's full of schiesse.

It all makes for such excellent chaos...I mean THEATER... doesnt it?

sorry

The entertainment system would be air-gapped from flight controls. I really doubt this is true

A Chip In The Head: Brain Implants Will Be Connecting People To The Internet By The Year 2020

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Would you like to surf the Internet, make a phone call or send a text message using only your brain? Would you like to “download” the content of a 500 page book into your memory in less than a second? Would you like to have extremely advanced nanobots constantly crawling around in your body monitoring it for disease? Would you like to be able to instantly access the collective knowledge base of humanity wherever you are? All of that may sound like science fiction, but these are technologies that some of the most powerful high tech firms in the world actually believe are achievable by the year 2020. However, with all of the potential “benefits” that such technology could bring, there is also the potential for great tyranny. Just think about it. What do you think that the governments of the world could do if almost everyone had a mind reading brain implant that was connected to the Internet? Could those implants be used to control and manipulate us? Those are frightening things to consider.

For now, most of the scientists that are working on brain implant technology do not seem to be too worried about those kinds of concerns. Instead, they are pressing ahead into realms that were once considered to be impossible.

Right now, there are approximately 100,000 people around the world that have implants in their brains. Most of those are for medical reasons.

But this is just the beginning. According to the Boston Globe, the U.S. government plans “to spend more than $70 million over five years to jump to the next level of brain implants”.

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The technological singularity is the hypothetical advent of artificial general intelligence (also known as "strong AI"). Such a computer, computer network, or robot would theoretically be capable of recursive self-improvement (redesigning itself), or of designing and building computers or robots better than itself. Repetitions of this cycle would likely result in a runaway effect — an intelligence explosion[1][2] — where smart machines design successive generations of increasingly powerful minds, creating intelligence far exceeding human intellectual capacity and control. Because the capabilities of such a superintelligence may be impossible for a human to comprehend, the technological singularity is an occurrence beyond which events may become unpredictable, unfavorable, or even unfathomable.[3]

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