INSIDER INTEL ( Meta/Facebook reanimating the dead. ) by using Artifical Intelligence to COVER UP the MASSES of MISSING & DEAD on Social Media

this is very important because this really highlights where these evil maniacs are going with the whole internet thing.

imagine what they are doing as far as business, oh you aren't in the club? they ghost every thing you are selling, in very sophisticated ways so your business does not succeed.

the possibilities are endless and it seems as though they have already implemented every combination a normal person would ever think up,

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Meta/Facebook reanimating the dead.
Anonymous (ID: F3ot6zkY)
02/23/23(Thu)10:36:54
No.417337998

I’m a Meta insider working on Project Lazarus. We’re building an AI that can take over a deceased persons social media accounts and continue making relevant posts as if that person is still alive. This includes age progressed photos, interacting with other peoples content and .....

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I believe that.
During 2021 I had a buddy, suddenly go from anti covid vax and suspicious of the government to talking about how bad it is the unvaxxed are sick and how great it is that things were opening for the vaxxed in Australia.

I had known this guy for well over a decade. Even his sister was posting wtf? on his Facebook page.

Turns out he was one of the people that the Australian government had asked fakebook to take over their accounts and start spreading pro covid vax stuff and pro government stuff.

He came back later and confirmed it wasn't him saying any of the things.
I don't pay any attention to anything on fakebook now.

Seems rediculous to me. Anyone who actually knew the person had died will be posting, “Why you still posting, you are dead”!

Makes zero sense. Splain-me why I’m wrong

Under complete lock downs

source claimed he might post again this weekend

i could not find anything, i searched

i think the source has been liquidated by now

meta facebook benefits israel

Wouldn't the people "closest to" the individual have gone to that individual's funeral.

And then wouldn't they reply to the post mortem posts and say "Hey this is fake, that dude is dead, I went to the funeral!"

RUMOR: Project Lazarus genocide coverup
No more "Tiffany Dovers"

There is a rumor going around, supposedly started by a facebook engineer (working via the new name Meta) who claims a new AI is in the final stages and it's sole purpose is to cover up genocide. This new AI tracks the style and frequency of posts from users, so when they vanish it can auto generate new posts that make the person indistiguishably look like they are still alive, including aging, education progression, the whole 9 yards.

People using social media will be fooled by the AI and will not notice the crowd is thinning out and they probably won't figure it out until they themselves "die suddenly" or hear a knock at the door, and they probably won't figure out what happened to everyone on Facebook even then.

Think about it - for what other reason would facebook want to fake and obscure the fact that account users have vanished? Sure, you could say it's all economics and fake accounts might be possible to convert to cash, but if fake is all they want, they would not need to go through all the trouble of imitating real people, it would be easier to simply fake up new members from scratch. In fact, it would be a LOT easier to simply generate entirely fake people than to have to deal with millions of families saying "How is my deceased loved one still posting"? Unless that won't be an issue because entire circles of association are to be wiped out, like the communists in Russia did it -

After the booolsheviikkk revolution, Russian communists managed the vanishing of people by killing entire families and all associates, so no one asked questions. This obviously took a lot of work because they had to figure out how to delete people by killing everyone without making it obvious while still maintaining a population that could carry forward. Nowadays, AI is going to assist in carrying out such a program with precision and it will be easy to do, because nowadays all people do is flick their phones, they, outside of work, don't actually know anyone face to face. And AI, which studied them constantly, can just keep right on posting and "maintaining relationships" without the disappearance ever being noticed. An AI can also manage family communications so meeting "face to face at christmas" can be delayed forever.

The people being deleted can simply be replaced by immigrants so neighborhoods don't empty out, in the end there will be only a few non-threatening bottom feeders left, musing at how all the homes around them filled up with foreigners. Relatives who happen to drop by will be left hanging, wondering what the hell happened, like the disappearance of "wally world" and if they raise enough of a stink, they can be eliminated also.

An ai that continues posting, creating perfect fakes of people that have been vanished is now probably the biggest threat we face, I believe it will happen and genocide will never be easier.

"The AI is truly remarkable. It's able to study an individual, create and store an entire lifetime of fictional holidays, meals, relationships and anything else that individual would be expected to post. This data is all stored and deployed by the AI on a schedule that makes sense for that individual. There are some tells that insiders can see that give away if it's the AI or a real person. Some of our work has been to eliminate those tells to make the AI as convincing as possible even to the people who are closest to the subject. We've done really great work but there's still some things that exist that the AI doesn't get right. I can probably post an example or two. I guess that could be considered proof and those are well known enough that it would be difficult to trace to me.

- One of the initial live tests were to create 50 fictitious people. The goal was to make these 50 people new hires at Meta and have them interact and build online relationships with other employees who were completely unaware that these 50 people didn't actually exist. By adding them as friends and giving a few pieces of starter content it was easy to get the ball rolling for other employees outside of our project to start adding the AI generated people as friends also and start interacting with them. These 50 generated accounts were not based off of real individuals so the results were wild. The AI came up with stuff that ranged from absolutely hilarious to completely horrifying. I guess that's pretty accurate for the human experience. That's more along the lines of a traditional bot but it goes to a much deeper level than a bot just reposting the current talking point. It's when we added to it live data on real individuals that things truly took off. It's astoundingly accurate with reproducing real individuals."

That was my first thought.

That deceased account would have to have no family or friends knowing they are dead.