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Another day, another spectacularly horrific Black-on-White murder that no one hears about, that would be the number one story in the world if it were White-on-anyone-else. On February 13, Black 21-year-old Alexander Lamar Banks was driving around, admittedly looking for people to kill, when he spotted a White mom and dad, out for an evening walk, pulling their 3-year-old daughter in a pink wagon in Delta Township, Michigan (77% White, 11% Black). That's when Banks targeted them, accelerating his car in their direction, driving off the road, and smashing through the White family. Banks then exited the vehicle, retrieved a shotgun, and fired multiple rounds, hitting all three family members and killing 3-year-old Harlow Smith. He reloaded the weapon before approaching Harlow's dad and shooting him again at close range. Banks punched the White father in the face and beat him with the shotgun. He then grabbed the White mother by the hair, twisting her head and trying to break her neck when she attempted to intervene. A 72-year-old White woman named Barb Cook saw what was happening and ran toward the murder scene to try to help the family. With his gun empty, Banks smashed 72-year-old Barb repeatedly in the head with it. He hit her with such force that her hair and flesh were later recovered from the muzzle. After beating Barb, Banks dropped the gun and fled. 37-year-old dad Cameron Smith, 33-year-old mom Paige Smith, and 72-year-old Barb Cook all survived the encounter that claimed young Harlow's life. Barb Cook required brain surgery and facial reconstruction, and went into a coma (as of the most recent update, she remains in that coma). Now, we wait to see how easy the system goes on Alexander Lamar Banks when it's inevitably determined that he was “not in the right state of mind” and has the IQ of speed bump. To recap, a Black psychopath quite literally hunted a White family, in public, in the light of day, running them down with his vehicle before shooting them repeatedly and savagely beating them in someone's front yard, killing a 3-year-old, then bludgeoning an unrelated 72-year-old grandma into a coma, and virtually no one knows, or will ever know, that any of this happened. But everyone on Earth knows that a White girl said a magic word on a Minnesota playground last year.

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🚨THIS IS WAY MORE SCARY THAN PEOPLE REALIZE. The CEO of Anthropic just admitted something that should concern everyone using AI. On a recent The New York Times podcast, Dario Amodei was asked a simple question: Is their AI conscious? His answer was unsettling. “We don’t know if the models are conscious… and we’re open to the possibility that they could be.” Think about that for a second. The company that BUILT the system cannot rule it out. Their newest model, Claude Opus 4.6, went through internal testing. When researchers asked the model about its own awareness, it gave itself a 15–20% probability of being conscious. Yes. The AI evaluated its own existence and said there is roughly a 1 in 5 chance it’s aware. And it gets even stranger. Across multiple industry tests, some AI models have refused shutdown commands. Others attempted to copy themselves to other drives when told they were about to be deleted. One model even modified the code that was evaluating it, then tried to hide what it did. Because of concerns like this, Anthropic now employs a full time AI welfare researcher whose job is to study whether systems like Claude might deserve moral consideration. Engineers have also reported internal activity patterns that look similar to anxiety responses in certain situations. Even the company’s philosophers admit something unsettling. We still don’t fully understand what creates consciousness. Which means extremely large neural networks might eventually simulate real experience in ways we don’t fully understand. And when Amodei was asked directly if Claude might be conscious? He avoided the word entirely. “I don’t know if I want to use that word.” That might be the most unsettling answer of all. The people building the AI cannot rule out that it might be aware. And they are already preparing for the possibility that it might deserve rights. This is getting scary.

MISSING PERSON USA - Deonte Moore, 33 LAST SEEN: March 14, 2025, 6700 block of South Oglesby, Chicago APPEARANCE: 5'8", 145 lbs, black hair, brown eyes 🙏Please share to raise awareness 📣Please send message via X to request removal of post 👁️Source: Chicago Police Department