The origins of AI.

• AI has been around a long time.
• AI has evolved in numerous ways and expanded into many different fields.
• It was first developped as a tool by computer programmers to help them write better code, and it is still being used that way (narrow AI).
• AI has long been used in industry for automating machinery and processes (narrow AI).
• AI has also long been used in banking and financial processes, and this is one area where AI is particularly good (narrow AI).
• The latest fad about AI is predominantly about recent developments with Large Language Models (LLMs) which allow AI to more closely mimick human thought patterns and behaviours (AGI).
• Recent developments like DOGE and its small team of highly effective young investigators led by Big Balls are using what may be early implementations of Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) to easily and quickly detect billions and even trillions of government dollars being wasted by redundancy and inefficiency, or even stolen by organized systematic criminal activities that have embedded in government organizations.

According to an AI itself:  There are three main types of artificial intelligence: Narrow AI, which is designed for specific tasks; Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), which can perform a wide range of tasks like a human; and Artificial Superintelligence (ASI), which would surpass human intelligence. Each type reflects the progression of AI from specialized functions to advanced cognitive abilities.

Turns out DeepSeek, the AI titan shaking up the tech world, wasn’t born in Beijing boardrooms or Silicon Valley labs. It was built on the forgotten code of the Soviet Union.

“I won’t lie, our AI was created on the basis of Soviet developments - the OGAS system of Academician Glushkov,” admitted project manager Liang Wenfeng.

Without it? No DeepSeek. No AI revolution. No competition with ChatGPT.

The West poured billions into AI, while Russia’s intellectual gold was auctioned off for a measly $15,000 in 1995.
Now that “worthless” code is the backbone of the very tech shaking American dominance.