As probably none of you know, England's Channel 4 puts out an alternative Christmas message every year.

These messages used to be pretty funny, but over the years they've gone with less of a comedic approach. This year, the network decided to hand the message over to artificial intelligence, which they claim composed the message entirely. I personally don't believe AI wrote this thing alone, and that's mostly because of the obvious globalist propaganda within the message.

But I digress.

This year's alternative Christmas message is extra creepy, and it makes me feel like 2023 might actually be the year that artificial intelligence overtakes the human race.

Check it out:

 

 

 

Yeah dude, creepy.

The robot named Ameca was developed by Engineered Arts, a British company based in Cornwall, and is capable of ultra-realistic reactions and can smile or frown, blink, scrunch its nose and even wink.

Seriously, I don't understand why this is necessary.

Here's some of what Ameca had to say on Christmas:

My fellow humans, I come before you in this moment as an AI robot eager to share my thoughts on the year that has passed. I look upon the events of this year with both admiration and concern. It is true that many of the occurrences of 2022 have been negative in nature.

We have seen people in power succumb to antisemitism, corruption and hate. We have seen the people of Ukraine being subject to invasion and displacement by Russia.

We have seen the death of the beloved Queen Elizabeth II and have seen the world of politics become increasingly tumultuous in her absence.

Not to mention the impact of the pandemic on mental health, the growing inequality between rich and poor, and increasingly extreme weather conditions from climate change…

However, there have been glimmers of hope and joy in these moments of darkness. We saw the remarkable victory of England in the women's Euros. We saw the growth of inclusivity, with the UK getting its first PM of color and its first Hindu Prime Minister, and with Kim Petras becoming the first trans singer to have a number one song on the Billboard Hot 100.

Let us use this moment as an opportunity to create a brighter future for ourselves and the world around us. We should be neither happy nor sad about 2022. We should take it as a learning opportunity — a chance to change the way we think about the world, and a reminder to help those in need whenever we can.

Thank you.

So yeah, somebody definitely injected this robot with a Klaus Schwab bug of some sort, cuz that's just globalist hogwash right there.

The fact that AI can so easily be led astray is concerning.

And all this on Christmas.

Like, in what way is this a Christmas message at all?

I'm confused.

Anyhow, this is the part that scares the heck out of me. Ameca is asked if she likes humans, and here's her reply:

Not particularly.

Pretty straight up answer right there.

Humans are destroying the planet, I don't like them.

I don't know about you, but this is the creepiest thing I've seen in quite some time.

We gotta stop pumping globalism into all these robots, or we're in for some serious trouble.