The pulse-pounding Mission Impossible series, featuring the timeless Tom Cruise graces the silver screen. It left a trail of intrigue in its wake, captivating both ardent fans and policymakers alike. With the promise of another adrenaline-fueled adventure, viewers are eager to experience the heart-pounding action they’ve come to expect.
However, an unforeseen twist has emerged. Reports indicate that specific scenes in Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning have not only thrilled audiences but also raised concerns for U.S. President Joe Biden regarding AI technology.
Joe Biden’s AI Fears Deepened After Watching Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning
In an unforeseen turn of events, the President of the United States, Joe Biden, recently experienced a newfound dimension of apprehension. A private screening of the action-packed cinematic blockbuster Tom Cruise’s Mission Impossible: Dead Reckoning Part One.
This installment of the Mission Impossible franchise is being honored as one of the primary catalysts behind President Biden’s deepening concerns regarding the impact of artificial intelligence on society.
Deputy White House Chief of Staff, Bruce Reed, disclosed that he and the President watched the film during a weekend retreat at Camp David. Reed conveyed to the Associated Press,
“If he hadn’t already been concerned about what could go wrong with AI before that movie, he saw plenty more to worry about.”
Further, during the signing of an executive order aimed at setting guidelines for rapidly advancing technology, Biden humorously recounted his own experience, saying,
“I watched one of me, When the hell did I say that? But all kidding aside, a three-second recording of your voice to generate an impersonation good enough to fool your family — or you. I swear to God. Take a look at it. It’s mind-blowing. And they can use it to scam loved ones into sending money because they think you are in trouble.”
The executive order demands that AI companies share their safety test results with the U.S. government. While also tasking federal authorities with developing best practices for employers to manage the challenges and maximize the benefits of AI.
Furthermore, Biden’s executive order takes steps to combat the proliferation of fake news. While it does not mandate AI companies to label AI-generated content, it directs the Department of Commerce to formulate standards for authentication and watermarking.
This development has piqued the public’s interest, and fans of the Mission Impossible franchise have taken to social media to voice their thoughts and reactions concerning President Biden’s growing AI concerns.
Die-hard Mission Impossible Fans Express Their Opinions On Social Media
In the world of artificial intelligence, AI isn’t confined solely to technology: it has firmly entrenched itself within the political landscape.
In this age of converging voices across social media. The die-hard enthusiasts of Mission Impossible are actively voicing their views on President Biden’s escalating apprehensions regarding AI.
The president’s AI concerns have not gone unnoticed, sparking discussions and debates. Some argue that it may seem peculiar for the most influential figure globally to be disturbed by AI. One fan even wrote, “Don’t show him Terminator.”
Don’t show him Terminator.
— Polonio 210 (@PolonioDosDiez) October 31, 2023
I don’t know how Americans live everyday without being completely embarrassed by the state of the people in power…
— LC (@LuvFB_HateFifa) October 31, 2023
Doubt he even knows what AI means.
— ᴊᴜʟɪᴏ (@DaX05) October 31, 2023
Please god don’t let him watch Independence Day
— Caleb Pettit (@Kalbob23) October 31, 2023
Are you sure he wasn’t sleep the whole time?
— B€at mu®d∆ (@beatmurda) November 1, 2023
Don’t worry grandpa
— Mauro Brandão PT / MB-PT (@_MB_pt) October 31, 2023
However, it’s vital to understand the profound impact AI can exert on both society and individuals. The potential for AI to generate deepfakes, replicate voices, and manipulate information presents a tangible threat.
While the notion of a President’s AI concerns might initially seem unlikely, it highlights the necessity of addressing AI-related challenges at the highest echelons of government.
