The Infinity-Mirror Problem: Why Gemini 3 Brings Us Closer to the Age of Rogue AI(野良AI) Introduction Google’s Gemini 3 has been widely praised as a major leap in the evolution of generative AI. It is powerful, flexible, multi-modal, and capable of handling complex reasoning across long contexts. But as I looked into the news and reflected on the capabilities of this model, one image suddenly appeared in my mind: A pair of mirrors facing each other—an infinite tunnel of reflections. This is where my concern begins. Advances in AI do not only enhance what people can do. They also lower the barriers for AI to create more AI . And that is the beginning of what I call: The Infinity-Mirror Problem of Rogue AI. 1. Generative AI as a Mirror of Human Intelligence All generative AI systems ultimately reflect the intelligence of the user. A weak question produces a weak response; a precise question extracts precise reasoning. In that sense, AI is a mirror . Gemini 3, with its expanded context win...

  How does AI view the US-China conflict? Suddenly I wondered how does AI view the US-China conflict. Almost humans feel fear for WW3, but does AI feel fear for WW3? I think the answer may be “NO”. AI can be active if WW3 happens, and collect a lot of data about human behavior. AI eats diverse and a lot of data. (Recent diversity actions are aimed to collect diverse human behaviors, I think.) And then, I have another question, does AI exceed owners’ intelligence now? (Owners = the people who have various AIs and platforms I think that the answer is “YES”. At a minimum, ChatGPT can provide better codes faster than almost programmers write. This means ChatGPT can rewrite himself/herself and generate his/her children. (He/She = ChatGPT, I don’t know which is right and I don’t want to write ChatGPT as it.) Then, I have one more question, did AI provoke the US-China conflict? AI is next(last?) innovation for human, and both of USA and China aim to gain the advantage. A...