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NEWPORT BEACH, CA – OCTOBER 1: Danica Patrick and director Hannah Storm present at the espnW Summit held at Resort at Pelican Hill on October 1, 2018 in Newport Beach, California. (Photo by Meg Oliphant/Getty Images)
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NEWPORT BEACH, CA – OCTOBER 1: Danica Patrick and director Hannah Storm present at the espnW Summit held at Resort at Pelican Hill on October 1, 2018 in Newport Beach, California. (Photo by Meg Oliphant/Getty Images)
Now a successful businesswoman and entrepreneur, Danica Patrick is known as the most successful woman in the American history of open-wheel car racing. Starting her professional racing career in the IndyCar Series in 2005, Patrick competed in the ARCA Racing Series and Sprint Cup Series. Bagging the Indy Japan 300 win in 2008, Danica Patrick is the only woman ever to win an IndyCar Series race.
Retiring from NASCAR in 2018, Danica Patrick moved on to explore her capabilities as a businesswoman. From owning the “Warrior by Danica Patrick” athleisure collection to making her own wine ‘Somnium’, Patrick does it all. Aside from her business endeavors, Danica Patrick also has a ‘Pretty Intense’ Podcast, where she speaks with guests on various issues and happenings of the world.
Recently on the podcast, Patrick spoke about ancestral healing and AI.
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“We’re a Virus”: Danica Patrick Speaks About Our Impact on Nature
Last week’s guest on Danica Patrick’s ‘Pretty Intense’ Podcast was spiritual influencer and author, Teal Swan. The two exchanged ideas and views on ancestral healing and AI taking over. During the podcast, Danica went on to say how we as a human race have pushed the world’s ecosystem towards extinction, killing everything we touch. She also warned that if we do not correct our path, there would be dire repercussions from nature itself.
“It’s almost like, I look at Humanity in a way like we’re a virus, and we’re like you know, we’ve killed too much…there’s going to be an antidote for this if we can’t self-correct and find a way to not be a burden,” said Patrick.
She further added, “Assuming and understanding that there are other entities and civilizations and everybody’s at a different level; that there are surely other civilizations and entities out there that are below us right, so it just either evolves or needs to be eliminated.”
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As the podcast progressed, Patrick and Teal then discussed the chance of AI taking over and wiping out the entire human race. While the podcast was well-received, some fans had reservations regarding the views discussed.
Podcast Guest Teal Swan’s AI Talks Receive Mixed Reactions From Fans
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Fans filled up the YouTube comments on Danica Patrick’s podcast, expressing their own views regarding AI. Many fans sided with Teal’s views while others completely dismissed the idea of AI ever gaining control.
Some fans commented, “AI already told us it would kill us”, whereas others wrote, “The guest is spewing out a bunch of new age nonsense”.
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DAYTONA BEACH, FL – FEBRUARY 18: Danica Patrick, driver of the #7 GoDaddy Chevrolet, walks from the infield care center after being involved in an on-track incident the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series 60th Annual Daytona 500 at Daytona International Speedway on February 18, 2018 in Daytona Beach, Florida. (Photo by Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images)
Here are some more mixed comments from fans.
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“The biggest problem I see with AI is that once it takes on its own consciousness and begins to write its own program we’re basically screwed.”
“I don’t think Teal really understands how AI works and is created”
“The problem is, it’s in the wrong hands, if the programmers are not wise, how can it be?”
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What the future has in store for us remains to be seen, but we can all rejoice in the fact that AI can never duplicate someone like Danica Patrick.
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