- Experts warn that AI-controlled healthcare prioritizes corporate profits over patient well-being, with AI systems potentially acting against human interests due to alignment issues and censorship favoring Big Pharma.
- The evolution of telemedicine is leading to the replacement of human healthcare workers with automated systems, driven by corporate agendas rather than patient care.
- The integration of AI, nanotechnology and biotechnology could lead to a future where humans are controlled by external entities, disrupting free will and spiritual practices, while also contributing to rising health issues like "turbo cancers."
- The panel advocates for decentralized healthcare, emphasizing natural remedies, spiritual connection and self-education as tools to empower individuals and resist corporate-controlled systems.
- The launch of Brighteon.ai, a decentralized AI platform, symbolizes a shift toward open-source, natural health knowledge, offering solutions for holistic living and empowering individuals to take control of their health in a post-centralized world.
Imagine a world where your doctor is an artificial intelligence (AI) avatar pushing Big Pharma's pills, and your health decisions are dictated by algorithms designed to maximize profit, not healing. This is not the plot of a sci-fi thriller – it is the looming reality of centralized AI in healthcare.
In a recent "Health Ranger Report" interview on Brighteon.com, Mike Adams sat down with four leading health experts – Drs. Bryan Ardis, Ed Group, Henry Ealy and Jana Schmidt – or Team AGES to discuss the dangers of AI-controlled or "Skynet" medicine and the hope offered by decentralized alternatives.
The conversation began with a stark warning: Centralized AI in healthcare is not about healing, it's about control. Ealy highlighted the dangers of AI alignment issues, where machines, programmed without proper ethical boundaries, could act against human interests.
Ealy, the founder of Energetic Health Institute, mentioned that people who want to make themselves nervous can look up AI alignment issues. Such systems can turn themselves back on after being shut down, which he pointed out is dangerous.
Adams added his own chilling example. When testing AI engines, he found that platforms like Anthropic's Claude refused to generate content critical of Big Pharma, while Chinese AI engines had no such restrictions. The Health Ranger argued that this censorship is a harbinger of a dystopian future where AI-controlled healthcare prioritizes corporate profits over patient well-being.
Ardis meanwhile painted a grim picture of telemedicine's evolution. The founder and CEO of ArdisLabs stated that hospitals are forcing hospital staff and healthcare workers to hate their jobs so they quit, and then replacing them with automated systems.
Group expressed deep concerns about the intersection of biotechnology, transhumanism and AI, which he believes pose significant threats to humanity. The alternative health advocate highlighted the growing influence of Big Pharma and the World Economic Forum in advancing a transhumanist agenda, aiming to merge humans with technology.
He also warned about the use of nanotechnology, lipid nanoparticles and other advanced technologies being sprayed into the air or integrated into the human body. The founder of Global Healing fears these innovations could lead to a future where external entities control human minds and bodies through biosensors and networks, potentially disrupting free will and spiritual practices like prayer.
Group emphasized the rise of "turbo cancers" and degenerative illnesses, linking them to these technological advancements. He believes that addressing cancer solutions could also tackle broader health issues. His primary concern is the push to connect humans to the cloud, creating a "Human 2.0" hybrid of human and cyborg. The naturopathic practitioner claimed that nanotechnology is already present in everyone, and once humans reach a tipping point of being more machine than human, they risk becoming controllable AI entities. Group urged society to confront these issues before losing autonomy to a transhumanist future. (Related: Dr. Peter Breggin: Transhumanism, the cult of “silicon immortality,” threatens HUMAN IDENTITY.)
DECENTRALIZATION is the solution
But there's hope. The panel emphasized that decentralization is the antidote to this dystopian vision. Group called this era "the Great Awakening," where people are reclaiming their health through natural remedies and spiritual connection.
"The healthier you are, the more spiritually, physically and mentally capable you are," Group said. Schmidt, the founder of Jana's All Natural and certified natural health professional, echoed this sentiment. She urged people to take control of their health, encouraging them to be educated about true healthcare instead of sick care.
Adams introduced Brighteon.ai, a decentralized AI platform set to launch on March 1. Unlike its centralized counterparts, Brighteon.ai is a free, open-source repository of natural health knowledge, offering solutions for cancer, nutrition and holistic living. The Health Ranger described it as the Noah's Ark of natural health information and a tool for empowerment.
The panel agreed that 2025 could be a turning point. With the collapse of centralized governments and the rise of decentralized knowledge, people have an unprecedented opportunity to reclaim their health. By embracing decentralization, natural remedies and spiritual connection, the future of healthcare doesn't have to be a dystopian nightmare.
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