Real Coffee with Scott Adams - May 14, 2023


Episode 2108 Scott Adams： Trump Lies vs Biden Lies, DeSantis Slips, Newsom (LOL), TikTok Kills, More


Episode Stats

Length

50 minutes

Words per Minute

142.05649

Word Count

7,173

Sentence Count

562

Misogynist Sentences

10

Hate Speech Sentences

12


Summary

Scott Adams talks about TikTok, pickleball, the subway, and China's nuclear button. Plus, he talks about the hero Marine from the Subway scandal, Daniel Peaden's legal defense fund, and the dangers of using TikTok.


Transcript

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00:00:45.040 Ah.
00:00:46.720 Well, happy Mother's Day to all you mothers out there.
00:00:53.200 I hope you're having a good day.
00:00:56.020 And that sip was for you.
00:00:59.240 Well, there isn't a whole lot of interesting news, but some of it's fun.
00:01:03.400 So Daniel Penny, the hero Marine from the subway situation,
00:01:08.940 his legal defense fund is up to $1.5 million as of this morning.
00:01:15.800 And that is enough to get him probably a good defense.
00:01:19.920 So good job, everybody who donated.
00:01:23.640 I donated.
00:01:24.640 I never donate to stuff like that.
00:01:28.580 But even I donated to this one.
00:01:30.980 So I think Zernovich deserves some credit,
00:01:36.020 because I think he might have been the main promoter of this.
00:01:39.360 So good for him.
00:01:45.140 Have you wondered what's going to happen to all the malls,
00:01:48.300 the shopping malls that are all being abandoned?
00:01:50.980 Some of them are being turned into residential things.
00:01:54.260 But apparently now they're turning some of the empty anchor stores
00:01:58.000 into pickleball courts.
00:02:01.460 Pickleball.
00:02:02.020 Apparently pickleball is such a big thing now
00:02:05.600 that they can't find enough places to play.
00:02:08.600 And it turns out that playing outdoors doesn't work.
00:02:12.060 Do you know why?
00:02:13.460 Do you know why you can't?
00:02:14.420 Do you know what pickleball is?
00:02:16.000 It's like a wooden paddle with like a wiffle ball,
00:02:18.740 but it's like a tiny tennis court.
00:02:24.740 Nope.
00:02:25.380 There's a different reason.
00:02:26.720 It's not because of the weather.
00:02:27.900 It's not because of the wind exactly,
00:02:32.920 although that's a factor, obviously,
00:02:34.360 but that's not the reason.
00:02:36.120 It's the noise.
00:02:37.840 The sound of that wiffle ball hitting the wooden paddle
00:02:40.600 is shockingly loud.
00:02:46.480 And you can't be the neighbors.
00:02:49.500 So if your neighbor puts in a pickleball court,
00:02:51.680 you're not going to be happy if it's outdoors.
00:02:54.460 So, yeah, they're putting them indoors in malls.
00:02:59.080 I'm pretty happy about this
00:03:00.520 because pickleball is one of those few things
00:03:02.500 that everybody can play.
00:03:05.140 It's probably a positive.
00:03:06.560 I mean, it's a weird little story,
00:03:08.040 but it's probably positive.
00:03:09.700 A lot more people getting together.
00:03:12.840 Well, I saw an article in the Wall Street Journal
00:03:14.780 about TikTok damaging teenagers.
00:03:19.800 So there was a test
00:03:21.020 where somebody pretended to be a 13-year-old
00:03:23.340 to see what kind of content got served up.
00:03:27.280 And it started out kind of innocently,
00:03:29.560 but before long,
00:03:31.100 there were videos about self-harm.
00:03:33.500 I won't say more than that about them,
00:03:35.360 but you know what I'm talking about.
00:03:37.160 And there's pretty good evidence
00:03:40.040 that using TikTok makes teenagers sad
00:03:43.240 and depressed.
00:03:44.360 So now we've gone from,
00:03:47.740 oh, TikTok has a danger
00:03:50.380 that they'll get your personal data.
00:03:53.360 So remember, that's all anybody talked about.
00:03:55.500 Yeah, it's your personal data.
00:03:56.980 They'll get your personal data.
00:03:58.400 And now they've grudgingly moved over to,
00:04:01.980 well, maybe the bigger risk
00:04:03.820 is that the algorithm is causing self-harm
00:04:07.600 to some teenagers.
00:04:09.580 That's a pretty big problem.
00:04:11.220 And they're still ignoring the biggest risk.
00:04:15.980 I don't know what to do.
00:04:17.680 Like, I pulled all my hair out already,
00:04:20.380 so there's nothing I can do.
00:04:21.760 What would it take for me to convince
00:04:24.360 the average public or the media
00:04:26.760 that the big risk
00:04:28.480 is that China can push one button
00:04:31.100 and change our opinions in America?
00:04:32.740 That's a real thing that exists now.
00:04:36.740 It's not hypothetical.
00:04:39.080 They actually have a button called heat
00:04:41.080 where they can boost any message
00:04:43.200 just by pushing the button.
00:04:45.280 You don't think that anybody in China
00:04:47.000 can think of something they could boost
00:04:49.860 that would hurt America?
00:04:52.300 Of course they can.
00:04:54.340 Of course they can.
00:04:55.780 Now, I'm not saying that we have evidence
00:04:57.320 they've used it,
00:04:58.560 but that's true of nuclear weapons too.
00:05:01.280 China has nuclear weapons,
00:05:04.520 but we don't not worry about them
00:05:06.460 because they've never used them.
00:05:08.360 It's just one more thing they haven't used,
00:05:10.160 but they can push that button
00:05:11.260 any time they want.
00:05:13.020 And we wouldn't know.
00:05:15.300 So it's just boggling my mind
00:05:19.040 that somehow you can't get the news media
00:05:21.720 to even address that.
00:05:23.660 By far the biggest risk.
00:05:25.800 By far.
00:05:26.560 And we don't know that China
00:05:30.320 isn't doing it intentionally
00:05:31.580 in terms of the algorithm
00:05:32.960 because they can make it look like
00:05:34.540 it's an accident
00:05:35.580 by just hiding the badness
00:05:40.040 in the algorithm.
00:05:41.160 They don't have to push the heat button.
00:05:43.680 They can just say,
00:05:44.620 you know, if it's an American
00:05:45.820 and it's a self-harm video,
00:05:48.960 maybe we'll serve it up to them.
00:05:51.560 So there's just so many ways
00:05:52.920 they can harm America that way.
00:05:54.240 All right.
00:05:56.920 I've tried to decide
00:05:58.460 if Democrats and Republicans
00:06:00.860 lie the same way.
00:06:02.960 But I might be biased about this.
00:06:05.520 But here's something
00:06:06.540 that seems like a trend.
00:06:08.940 When Trump lies,
00:06:12.180 he's usually lying about,
00:06:14.820 he's usually exaggerating, right?
00:06:17.160 So he'll lie about
00:06:18.500 how well something went,
00:06:20.640 such as how low gas prices were
00:06:23.480 and how high they became
00:06:25.400 under Biden
00:06:26.380 or how much was spent on Ukraine.
00:06:30.360 But if you take away the lie,
00:06:34.680 you still have the same message.
00:06:36.860 It doesn't change.
00:06:38.480 So if you say,
00:06:39.420 you know, Trump,
00:06:40.420 I used this example before.
00:06:41.900 Trump says,
00:06:42.700 Europe only gave 20 billion to Ukraine
00:06:45.960 and we gave 171.
00:06:47.500 And it gets fact-checked to,
00:06:49.820 well, they gave 40 billion.
00:06:51.680 But we still gave 171.
00:06:53.420 It doesn't change the message at all.
00:06:55.600 Or if he says gas prices were,
00:06:58.120 you know,
00:06:58.940 $1 when I was in office,
00:07:01.640 well, that's not true.
00:07:03.260 It was, you know,
00:07:03.780 a few dollars.
00:07:05.280 But the message is exactly the same.
00:07:07.340 It wasn't $8.
00:07:09.160 It wasn't $6.
00:07:11.120 So it was a big difference.
00:07:13.240 So that's one of the things I see,
00:07:15.160 yeah, crowd size,
00:07:16.860 that sort of thing.
00:07:19.460 So consistently,
00:07:21.500 Trump exaggerates,
00:07:25.300 gets fact-checked,
00:07:26.720 but it doesn't change his message at all.
00:07:29.980 But compare that to the things that Biden says.
00:07:33.300 Biden tells you that Trump
00:07:37.380 called neo-Nazis fine people.
00:07:41.120 Is that an exaggeration?
00:07:43.180 That's not an exaggeration.
00:07:45.400 That's something that didn't happen.
00:07:47.480 It literally didn't happen.
00:07:50.060 And it completely changes
00:07:51.280 how you look at the person.
00:07:54.020 So there are two differences that I see.
00:07:56.920 Now, these are not complete patterns.
00:07:59.380 You know, they both do a little of everything.
00:08:02.140 But I feel as if
00:08:03.340 Biden and Democrats,
00:08:06.420 when they lie,
00:08:07.380 their lie is completely made up
00:08:09.340 and it reverses the story.
00:08:12.200 Right?
00:08:12.840 How about the story of
00:08:14.000 Trump saying inject bleach?
00:08:18.400 Never happened.
00:08:20.360 And in fact,
00:08:21.080 what Trump did talk about
00:08:22.840 was light therapy
00:08:24.460 being injected inside the body,
00:08:26.280 which demonstrated
00:08:27.460 he knew more about
00:08:28.840 what was happening at the moment,
00:08:30.360 because I was actually being trialed
00:08:31.740 when he was talking about it.
00:08:33.440 He knew more about the subject
00:08:35.260 than some of the people on stage,
00:08:37.540 the experts,
00:08:38.480 because they didn't know
00:08:39.280 that was being tested.
00:08:40.180 But the Democrats turned that into
00:08:42.860 he knows so much less
00:08:44.900 than the experts,
00:08:46.060 he thinks maybe you can
00:08:47.260 inject bleach into your body.
00:08:50.560 Complete reversal.
00:08:51.820 That's not an exaggeration.
00:08:53.220 That's a reversal
00:08:53.940 of what happened.
00:08:55.360 And you can find this
00:08:56.700 over and over and over again.
00:08:59.080 It's just a reversal.
00:09:00.180 But the other thing
00:09:01.680 that the Democrats do
00:09:02.720 is they criticize people.
00:09:07.900 Now, it's one thing
00:09:08.680 to criticize, you know,
00:09:09.560 the candidate.
00:09:10.340 Everybody does that.
00:09:11.540 But Biden actually goes
00:09:13.240 after the followers of Trump.
00:09:16.660 He basically says
00:09:17.800 the MAGA extremists,
00:09:19.380 who by his telling
00:09:21.100 would be almost everybody,
00:09:22.920 they're all bad.
00:09:24.920 I don't hear Trump doing that.
00:09:27.200 I hear Trump saying
00:09:28.220 everybody wants to get along
00:09:29.760 and everybody's good
00:09:30.520 and we love everybody.
00:09:32.260 There's a big difference.
00:09:33.740 And if you don't catch
00:09:35.280 that difference,
00:09:35.940 it looks like Trump
00:09:37.700 is doing all the lying
00:09:38.820 because he has more volume.
00:09:41.260 He does more exaggerating
00:09:42.740 than other people.
00:09:45.120 Yeah.
00:09:45.760 Trump goes after individuals,
00:09:47.560 but political individuals.
00:09:50.300 Whereas he doesn't go
00:09:51.820 after the voters.
00:09:53.740 Does he?
00:09:54.900 If you have an example of that,
00:09:56.400 let me know.
00:09:57.520 Everybody goes after candidates.
00:09:59.020 That's not what I'm talking about.
00:10:02.740 All right.
00:10:03.940 So,
00:10:05.100 here are some Biden lies.
00:10:06.880 The fine people hoax,
00:10:08.040 the drinking bleach hoax,
00:10:09.780 that January 6th
00:10:11.240 was an insurrection.
00:10:13.300 In other words,
00:10:14.020 that the bulk of the crowd
00:10:15.480 was there for an insurrection,
00:10:17.080 unarmed.
00:10:18.580 Like, that was going to work.
00:10:20.340 That's literally the opposite
00:10:22.340 of what they were doing.
00:10:23.860 All right?
00:10:24.080 This is what I saw.
00:10:27.500 I saw January 6th
00:10:28.780 as a bunch of patriots
00:10:29.960 thinking they were protecting
00:10:31.940 the republic
00:10:32.640 by what they thought
00:10:34.860 was high potential
00:10:37.340 that it was a rigged election,
00:10:38.700 and they wanted
00:10:39.280 a little more scrutiny
00:10:40.460 to make sure
00:10:41.600 the republic was protected
00:10:43.500 and that the vote count
00:10:45.780 was accurate.
00:10:46.360 And somehow,
00:10:47.820 Biden turned that
00:10:48.560 into an insurrection.
00:10:50.380 It's the opposite
00:10:51.380 of an insurrection.
00:10:52.840 It's not an exaggeration.
00:10:54.600 It's literally the opposite.
00:10:56.580 Now,
00:10:56.840 that,
00:10:57.140 I'm not dismissing the fact
00:10:59.380 that there were bad people
00:11:00.360 who did violent things,
00:11:01.820 and some of those bad people
00:11:03.060 probably wanted to
00:11:04.340 overthrow the government.
00:11:06.200 That's a true thing.
00:11:07.700 But it wasn't really
00:11:08.740 representative of the crowd.
00:11:10.260 Not even close.
00:11:11.220 How about the 51 signers
00:11:14.360 of the Hunter laptop letter?
00:11:18.720 That wasn't just an exaggeration.
00:11:21.280 That was a deliberate,
00:11:22.940 staged,
00:11:24.260 political lie.
00:11:26.520 That's very different
00:11:27.680 than what Trump does.
00:11:29.260 How about the Russia collusion hoax?
00:11:33.620 Literally a whole made-up thing.
00:11:36.840 Trump just doesn't do that.
00:11:38.540 Does he?
00:11:38.920 Am I thinking of...
00:11:41.980 Now,
00:11:42.280 the one thing that Trump does
00:11:43.440 is he says,
00:11:45.340 you know,
00:11:45.560 the election was rigged
00:11:46.640 and he gives you
00:11:47.360 all these examples
00:11:48.880 that don't pass
00:11:50.000 the fact-checking.
00:11:52.140 But,
00:11:52.840 here's what's different
00:11:54.120 about that.
00:11:55.560 I have no way
00:11:56.600 of knowing for sure,
00:11:58.280 but my impression is
00:11:59.400 that Trump believes it.
00:12:01.600 I don't think he's saying
00:12:02.940 something he doesn't believe.
00:12:04.620 Now,
00:12:04.940 he may be exaggerating
00:12:06.260 on the specific examples,
00:12:07.620 but I'm pretty sure
00:12:10.000 he believes
00:12:10.500 that was a rigged election.
00:12:12.040 So,
00:12:12.540 is that a lie
00:12:13.100 or is he just wrong?
00:12:15.240 Potentially wrong.
00:12:16.140 We don't know.
00:12:16.760 He could be right.
00:12:18.100 But there's no evidence
00:12:19.120 he's right.
00:12:21.120 Or at least
00:12:21.900 there's no proof.
00:12:22.540 Yeah.
00:12:29.720 Anyway.
00:12:31.700 So,
00:12:32.260 Democrats seem to think
00:12:33.280 the biggest problem
00:12:34.060 with the country
00:12:35.200 is
00:12:35.980 Republicans.
00:12:38.200 And,
00:12:38.780 Biden basically
00:12:39.580 said that today.
00:12:40.640 He said,
00:12:41.380 or this weekend,
00:12:42.700 he was giving a speech
00:12:43.600 at Howard University.
00:12:45.760 He said,
00:12:46.300 the biggest
00:12:46.780 security risk
00:12:49.700 is white supremacists,
00:12:51.180 terrorists.
00:12:51.600 white supremacist terrorists.
00:12:54.580 Which,
00:12:55.120 he'd like you to think
00:12:55.880 there's lots of them
00:12:56.740 and they're all Republicans.
00:12:58.100 He basically just
00:12:58.960 goes after people.
00:13:01.400 And,
00:13:01.760 and not all people
00:13:03.840 break in the law,
00:13:04.920 either.
00:13:06.340 All right.
00:13:07.200 I'm loving the fact
00:13:08.080 that CNN
00:13:08.500 is still getting spanked
00:13:09.740 by its own people
00:13:10.960 and MSNBC
00:13:11.940 and everybody else.
00:13:13.260 But,
00:13:14.300 have you seen
00:13:15.340 the videos
00:13:15.920 of Anderson Cooper
00:13:17.380 lately?
00:13:17.760 I just have to
00:13:20.900 show you
00:13:21.200 the one face.
00:13:22.080 You see this face,
00:13:23.280 right,
00:13:23.520 when he talks about
00:13:24.280 the event
00:13:24.920 and everything.
00:13:27.000 But,
00:13:28.360 I don't think,
00:13:29.900 you know,
00:13:30.080 I suppose this is me
00:13:30.920 talking about people,
00:13:31.880 of course.
00:13:32.540 To claim that
00:13:33.680 Trump supporters
00:13:35.540 had...
00:13:36.040 No,
00:13:36.440 that's not what I wanted.
00:13:39.700 There it is.
00:13:40.460 So here's a
00:13:42.520 picture of
00:13:45.220 Anderson Cooper
00:13:46.620 when he's talking
00:13:47.300 about Trump
00:13:47.960 and stuff.
00:13:49.180 And,
00:13:49.600 if you look at
00:13:50.580 that video,
00:13:52.300 he looks mentally
00:13:53.400 disturbed.
00:13:55.720 Like,
00:13:56.280 he's putting off
00:13:57.000 I have severe
00:13:57.900 mental illness
00:13:58.820 over this topic
00:14:00.960 and I'd like
00:14:02.320 to share it with you.
00:14:03.500 It doesn't look
00:14:04.400 like news
00:14:04.900 and it doesn't
00:14:05.460 look like opinion,
00:14:06.300 does it?
00:14:07.520 It doesn't look
00:14:08.140 like news
00:14:08.560 or opinion.
00:14:09.100 Well,
00:14:10.080 let me put it
00:14:10.680 this way.
00:14:11.640 When Hannity
00:14:13.100 says a bunch
00:14:15.180 of stuff
00:14:15.600 about Democrats,
00:14:17.960 does Hannity
00:14:18.600 look like he's
00:14:19.420 actually mentally
00:14:20.300 challenged?
00:14:21.740 Like he's having
00:14:22.580 a breakdown
00:14:23.080 of some kind?
00:14:24.840 Never,
00:14:25.400 right?
00:14:26.260 He just looks
00:14:27.060 like a happy
00:14:27.660 warrior who's,
00:14:28.660 you know,
00:14:29.260 he's arguing
00:14:29.920 his side.
00:14:30.960 And you don't
00:14:31.500 take all of it
00:14:32.260 completely seriously,
00:14:33.440 right?
00:14:33.700 Because you know
00:14:34.100 he's an opinion
00:14:34.640 person.
00:14:35.520 He tells you
00:14:36.060 that right up
00:14:36.640 front,
00:14:37.280 opinion person.
00:14:38.000 But he doesn't
00:14:40.380 look like he's
00:14:41.020 having a mental
00:14:41.580 problem.
00:14:42.980 But when you
00:14:43.660 look at either
00:14:44.660 Jake Tapper
00:14:45.420 or Anderson
00:14:46.260 Cooper,
00:14:47.380 I can't get
00:14:48.500 past the fact
00:14:49.160 that that looks
00:14:49.680 like a severe
00:14:50.600 emotional slash
00:14:52.160 mental problem.
00:14:54.120 Like a real one
00:14:55.040 that you need
00:14:55.420 some drugs for
00:14:56.180 or some therapy
00:14:56.880 or something.
00:14:57.700 Am I the only
00:14:58.240 one who sees
00:14:58.700 that?
00:14:59.880 Does anybody
00:15:00.340 else see that?
00:15:00.920 Now, of course,
00:15:03.940 I can't read
00:15:04.420 his mind,
00:15:05.220 so I don't
00:15:05.620 know what's
00:15:05.900 going on in
00:15:06.440 there.
00:15:07.040 But as a
00:15:08.340 viewer,
00:15:09.080 that's what
00:15:09.580 I'm receiving.
00:15:11.220 I can only
00:15:11.920 say what I'm
00:15:12.380 receiving.
00:15:12.860 I can't say
00:15:13.300 what's true
00:15:13.880 because I
00:15:14.580 can't read
00:15:14.900 his mind.
00:15:16.300 But it's
00:15:17.540 weird that
00:15:18.100 only one
00:15:19.040 network is
00:15:19.720 sending out
00:15:20.380 people who
00:15:21.460 literally look
00:15:22.040 like they're
00:15:22.420 mentally having
00:15:23.480 a terrible
00:15:23.880 time.
00:15:24.320 All right.
00:15:27.500 So apparently
00:15:28.280 the reporting
00:15:29.960 from Fox
00:15:30.620 News says
00:15:31.740 that CNN's
00:15:33.160 president called
00:15:34.200 in reporter
00:15:35.100 Oliver Darcy
00:15:36.040 after his
00:15:37.780 comments about
00:15:38.500 the town
00:15:39.360 hall with
00:15:40.060 Trump and
00:15:41.300 allegedly
00:15:42.260 scolded him,
00:15:44.660 scolded Oliver
00:15:45.480 Darcy for his
00:15:46.580 emotional coverage
00:15:47.720 of the event.
00:15:50.080 And he has
00:15:50.700 to be more
00:15:51.120 objective.
00:15:52.700 Now, I
00:15:53.260 didn't see
00:15:53.640 Oliver Darcy
00:15:54.300 but was
00:15:55.940 there anybody
00:15:56.520 who didn't
00:15:56.980 give you
00:15:57.460 an emotional
00:15:58.340 response?
00:16:00.460 I thought
00:16:01.180 everyone on
00:16:02.960 the panel
00:16:03.380 who wasn't
00:16:03.960 a Republican
00:16:04.660 gave an
00:16:05.160 emotional
00:16:05.500 response.
00:16:07.500 It was
00:16:08.020 only Oliver
00:16:08.600 Darcy.
00:16:09.080 He was the
00:16:09.440 only one.
00:16:10.920 How could
00:16:11.600 you miss
00:16:11.960 the fact
00:16:12.300 that it
00:16:12.500 was all
00:16:12.820 emotional?
00:16:13.940 It didn't
00:16:14.700 even feel
00:16:15.000 like an
00:16:15.280 opinion.
00:16:15.700 It just
00:16:15.920 felt like
00:16:16.360 all emotion.
00:16:18.080 I'm so
00:16:18.520 upset.
00:16:21.480 Well,
00:16:23.020 and then
00:16:23.620 of course
00:16:24.020 Joy Reid
00:16:25.980 wanted to
00:16:27.020 dump on
00:16:27.620 her
00:16:27.780 opposition,
00:16:29.140 CNN.
00:16:33.180 But she,
00:16:34.760 and I
00:16:35.140 saw a tweet
00:16:35.580 by a writer,
00:16:37.080 Michael Stern,
00:16:38.460 and he was
00:16:39.180 agreeing with
00:16:39.620 her, and this
00:16:40.160 is what
00:16:40.480 Michael Stern
00:16:41.180 said.
00:16:42.080 Joy and
00:16:42.760 Reid is
00:16:43.100 right on
00:16:43.500 point with
00:16:44.200 this analysis
00:16:44.940 on both
00:16:45.740 CNN and
00:16:46.380 Anderson
00:16:46.660 Cooper,
00:16:47.420 and more
00:16:47.800 broadly on
00:16:48.380 the stupid
00:16:48.800 idea that
00:16:50.060 because Trump's
00:16:50.800 supporters exist,
00:16:52.000 we have to
00:16:53.280 give Trump
00:16:53.780 more forums
00:16:54.640 to spread
00:16:55.220 his hatred
00:16:55.760 and
00:16:56.080 disinformation.
00:16:58.840 Did you
00:16:59.520 hear any
00:17:00.100 hatred?
00:17:03.280 When Trump
00:17:04.140 appeared on
00:17:04.620 the town
00:17:04.980 hall, was
00:17:05.480 there
00:17:05.780 hatred?
00:17:08.540 I didn't
00:17:08.880 hear any
00:17:09.240 hatred.
00:17:11.920 Yeah,
00:17:12.580 yeah,
00:17:12.920 projection,
00:17:13.600 exactly.
00:17:14.100 It was
00:17:14.320 projection.
00:17:15.580 But
00:17:16.100 disinformation,
00:17:17.060 of course,
00:17:17.620 but that's
00:17:18.120 what the
00:17:18.540 network
00:17:18.900 presents.
00:17:19.520 To say
00:17:21.040 that somebody
00:17:21.560 went on
00:17:21.980 CNN and
00:17:22.560 presented
00:17:22.900 misinformation
00:17:23.560 is to
00:17:24.980 say nothing
00:17:25.520 because that's
00:17:26.900 basically
00:17:27.440 pretty much
00:17:29.060 their main
00:17:29.580 content on
00:17:32.080 politics,
00:17:32.660 anyway,
00:17:33.640 is
00:17:34.080 misinformation.
00:17:35.660 So,
00:17:36.900 I love
00:17:37.980 seeing this
00:17:38.460 debate,
00:17:40.680 but MSNBC
00:17:42.740 and Michael
00:17:43.960 Stern would
00:17:44.480 have us
00:17:44.920 believe that
00:17:47.000 the news
00:17:48.660 should not
00:17:49.400 cover Trump
00:17:50.260 or at
00:17:50.940 least give
00:17:51.300 him a
00:17:51.580 lot of
00:17:51.820 time.
00:17:55.160 It's
00:17:55.560 mind-boggling,
00:17:56.400 isn't it?
00:17:57.360 That the
00:17:57.880 person who
00:17:58.300 will probably
00:17:59.020 be president,
00:18:00.060 you know,
00:18:00.260 just statistically
00:18:01.360 it looks like
00:18:01.980 he probably
00:18:02.520 would be at
00:18:03.080 this point.
00:18:04.780 There's a lot
00:18:05.400 that could
00:18:05.640 change,
00:18:06.020 it's too
00:18:06.300 early to
00:18:06.700 say that,
00:18:07.100 but just
00:18:07.380 at the
00:18:07.700 moment,
00:18:08.220 he looks
00:18:08.560 like a
00:18:09.360 dominant
00:18:09.760 probability.
00:18:12.380 And they
00:18:12.740 want to
00:18:13.060 act like
00:18:13.480 he's not
00:18:13.940 news because
00:18:14.560 they don't
00:18:14.900 like him.
00:18:15.380 and they
00:18:17.520 want to
00:18:17.840 act like
00:18:18.980 the 70
00:18:20.600 whatever
00:18:20.960 million people
00:18:21.820 who follow
00:18:22.340 him and
00:18:22.720 voted for
00:18:23.200 him are
00:18:24.160 not important
00:18:24.840 enough to
00:18:25.880 put into a
00:18:26.460 news segment.
00:18:27.320 They'd rather
00:18:27.620 just shut it
00:18:28.420 up.
00:18:29.160 And I saw
00:18:29.800 somebody say
00:18:31.020 on Twitter
00:18:31.500 that the
00:18:33.460 Democrat
00:18:33.840 strategy is
00:18:35.440 to shut
00:18:35.940 up both
00:18:36.660 Trump and
00:18:37.360 Biden.
00:18:39.060 Do you
00:18:39.560 know why?
00:18:42.120 Why would
00:18:42.760 the Democrats
00:18:43.360 want less
00:18:44.260 of Biden
00:18:44.820 because he
00:18:45.480 would make
00:18:45.780 gaffes,
00:18:46.460 but also
00:18:47.040 less of
00:18:47.540 Trump because
00:18:48.740 of all of
00:18:49.200 his lies and
00:18:50.360 hatred, I
00:18:50.840 guess they're
00:18:51.340 saying?
00:18:52.620 Isn't that
00:18:53.080 convenient?
00:18:54.160 Why would
00:18:54.900 somebody who
00:18:55.380 covers the
00:18:55.940 news want
00:18:57.500 the politicians
00:18:58.420 to present
00:19:00.320 less of
00:19:01.040 it?
00:19:03.280 It's obvious,
00:19:04.340 isn't it?
00:19:05.440 The less you
00:19:06.360 see of the
00:19:06.760 candidates, the
00:19:07.700 more your
00:19:08.400 narrative can
00:19:09.880 be controlled
00:19:10.400 by the
00:19:10.740 press.
00:19:11.420 The press
00:19:12.060 doesn't want
00:19:12.680 their narrative
00:19:13.300 to be destroyed
00:19:14.200 by the
00:19:14.600 candidates
00:19:15.060 talking.
00:19:16.500 That's
00:19:16.800 actually what
00:19:17.360 that is.
00:19:18.160 They don't
00:19:18.580 want Biden
00:19:19.100 talking because
00:19:19.960 it will destroy
00:19:20.540 the narrative
00:19:21.020 that he's
00:19:21.680 capable, and
00:19:23.020 they don't
00:19:23.260 want Trump
00:19:23.720 talking because
00:19:24.400 he might say
00:19:24.860 something you
00:19:25.360 like.
00:19:28.360 It's
00:19:28.880 unbelievable
00:19:29.680 that we've
00:19:30.840 reached a
00:19:31.240 point where
00:19:32.000 the news
00:19:32.760 wants to
00:19:34.360 suppress the
00:19:35.080 news.
00:19:36.460 That's what's
00:19:37.180 happening.
00:19:37.900 The news
00:19:38.740 is telling
00:19:39.560 you, they're
00:19:40.200 telling you
00:19:40.560 right to your
00:19:40.960 face.
00:19:41.840 Joy Ann Reed
00:19:42.380 is saying
00:19:42.740 it directly.
00:19:44.200 There should
00:19:45.300 be less
00:19:45.720 coverage of
00:19:46.460 the person
00:19:47.000 who has
00:19:48.120 half of the
00:19:48.780 country's
00:19:49.220 political
00:19:49.560 support.
00:19:51.660 They say
00:19:52.380 it directly.
00:19:53.460 It's just
00:19:53.860 so mind-boggling
00:19:54.600 to watch it
00:19:55.420 happening in
00:19:55.900 real time.
00:19:58.180 All right.
00:19:58.460 my favorite
00:20:01.540 little story of
00:20:02.380 the day is
00:20:03.520 that Newsom
00:20:04.520 is not
00:20:05.720 ruling out
00:20:06.360 cash payments
00:20:07.020 for reparations.
00:20:08.720 Not ruling
00:20:09.560 it out.
00:20:10.200 His initial
00:20:10.840 comments made
00:20:11.640 it seem as
00:20:12.220 though he
00:20:14.500 had dismissed
00:20:15.060 it because he
00:20:16.260 said stuff
00:20:16.880 like, oh,
00:20:18.540 reparations are
00:20:19.300 not all about
00:20:19.900 cash, it's
00:20:20.580 also about
00:20:21.200 other stuff.
00:20:22.200 So it made
00:20:22.640 you think he
00:20:23.080 was just
00:20:23.700 going to skip
00:20:24.840 the cash
00:20:25.420 part.
00:20:25.740 But now
00:20:27.360 he's got so
00:20:27.880 much pushback
00:20:28.660 that he's
00:20:29.680 going to
00:20:29.900 say, let's
00:20:32.400 see, this is
00:20:33.340 a response from
00:20:33.900 his spokesperson,
00:20:35.100 the sensationalized
00:20:36.260 framing in
00:20:37.400 pieces published
00:20:38.140 by outlets like
00:20:39.040 Fox News,
00:20:40.340 boo, Fox News,
00:20:41.820 and others is
00:20:42.700 inaccurate.
00:20:43.680 The governor
00:20:44.200 looks forward to
00:20:45.120 reviewing the
00:20:45.740 final report and
00:20:47.180 all recommendations
00:20:48.100 when complete.
00:20:49.320 So they're
00:20:50.600 saying that the
00:20:51.100 report is not
00:20:51.720 complete, so he
00:20:52.640 didn't need to
00:20:53.120 make an opinion
00:20:53.740 yet.
00:20:54.860 Oh, that's
00:20:55.280 convenient.
00:20:56.620 And that when
00:20:57.440 it is, he'll
00:20:58.540 make a decision
00:20:59.220 then.
00:21:01.020 Does this seem
00:21:01.820 a little bit
00:21:02.440 like Charlie
00:21:03.100 Brown kicking
00:21:03.860 the football
00:21:04.440 to you?
00:21:05.840 Do you believe
00:21:07.000 that after this
00:21:08.200 delay and after
00:21:09.400 he gets the
00:21:09.820 final report,
00:21:11.440 the final report,
00:21:13.000 do you think
00:21:13.480 that he's going
00:21:14.120 to look at that
00:21:14.740 and say, yeah,
00:21:16.200 cash payments,
00:21:17.860 cash payments,
00:21:19.440 no, he's just
00:21:21.420 making the
00:21:21.880 problem go away
00:21:22.660 for a little bit
00:21:23.280 longer like he
00:21:24.520 did the last
00:21:25.100 three times.
00:21:26.580 He's so good
00:21:27.300 at this.
00:21:29.380 If ever there
00:21:30.280 was a white guy
00:21:31.840 trick, there's
00:21:33.340 no more common
00:21:34.660 white guy trick
00:21:35.620 than telling
00:21:36.580 people to go
00:21:37.240 study it and
00:21:37.860 we'll get back
00:21:38.380 to you and
00:21:38.760 maybe, yeah,
00:21:39.920 maybe we'll
00:21:40.320 take care of
00:21:40.820 this.
00:21:41.980 Absolutely, we
00:21:42.860 might look into
00:21:43.540 this.
00:21:44.900 Absolutely, maybe.
00:21:46.440 There's no way
00:21:47.240 this is going to
00:21:47.820 happen.
00:21:48.040 There isn't
00:21:49.000 the slightest
00:21:49.460 chance there's
00:21:50.100 going to be
00:21:50.400 cash payments
00:21:51.080 unless they
00:21:52.240 could get
00:21:52.540 those cash
00:21:53.060 payments down
00:21:53.620 to something
00:21:54.020 like, I
00:21:55.500 don't know,
00:21:56.160 $10,000.
00:21:58.180 Could you see
00:21:58.880 that happening?
00:22:00.180 So he can say
00:22:01.040 he did something?
00:22:02.340 Because I feel
00:22:03.040 like that would
00:22:03.400 be more trouble
00:22:04.140 than good.
00:22:06.640 Because even
00:22:07.280 if there's some
00:22:07.920 way to afford,
00:22:08.820 you know, say
00:22:09.200 $10,000 per
00:22:10.260 person, I don't
00:22:12.380 think he can do
00:22:13.100 it politically.
00:22:13.660 I mean, it's
00:22:15.680 still going to
00:22:15.980 look terrible
00:22:16.440 politically, and
00:22:17.440 the people
00:22:17.980 who receive it
00:22:18.540 will be mad
00:22:19.200 too, because
00:22:20.080 they expected
00:22:20.660 one and a
00:22:21.100 half million.
00:22:22.980 There's just
00:22:23.580 no way he
00:22:24.220 could win by
00:22:25.580 deciding anything.
00:22:27.340 He has to
00:22:28.120 push the
00:22:28.520 decision off
00:22:29.240 forever.
00:22:30.360 And he's
00:22:30.860 doing a good
00:22:31.260 job of
00:22:31.620 pushing it
00:22:32.000 off forever.
00:22:34.020 All right.
00:22:35.840 So the news
00:22:37.620 is starting to
00:22:38.580 come around to
00:22:39.140 the view that
00:22:39.800 DeSantis might
00:22:40.740 be totally sunk
00:22:41.640 before he
00:22:42.240 starts.
00:22:43.140 I think
00:22:43.660 DeSantis is
00:22:44.540 so dead
00:22:45.660 in the water
00:22:46.220 that it would
00:22:47.940 be a mistake
00:22:48.540 for him to
00:22:49.060 announce.
00:22:51.000 Because Trump
00:22:51.840 so far has
00:22:52.680 not even
00:22:53.100 gone hard
00:22:53.700 at him.
00:22:54.880 You know,
00:22:55.020 so far a
00:22:55.580 bunch of
00:22:55.900 ads, but
00:22:56.580 they're
00:22:56.760 political action
00:22:57.500 committees
00:22:57.920 mostly.
00:22:59.240 You know,
00:22:59.540 a bunch of
00:22:59.880 ads making
00:23:00.440 a bunch of
00:23:00.820 claims that
00:23:01.300 aren't true
00:23:01.700 about DeSantis
00:23:02.380 typical stuff.
00:23:06.080 But he's
00:23:07.000 not really
00:23:07.520 lighting us up
00:23:08.460 with his
00:23:08.900 charisma,
00:23:09.520 is he?
00:23:11.640 DeSantis
00:23:12.120 has been a
00:23:12.700 little too
00:23:13.080 quiet and
00:23:14.040 a little too
00:23:14.560 boring lately.
00:23:15.800 He's just
00:23:16.060 sort of doing
00:23:16.520 his job well
00:23:17.260 and gives us
00:23:19.000 some little
00:23:19.360 news events
00:23:19.980 about Florida
00:23:20.620 now and then.
00:23:22.080 Yeah, I don't
00:23:22.620 see it happening
00:23:23.160 now that Trump
00:23:23.840 has actually
00:23:24.300 increased his
00:23:25.260 lead over
00:23:25.860 DeSantis.
00:23:27.360 It looks like
00:23:28.080 there's, I
00:23:29.480 mean, it would
00:23:29.780 be silly for him
00:23:30.660 to run, I
00:23:31.160 think, at this
00:23:31.640 point.
00:23:34.520 What do you
00:23:35.120 think?
00:23:36.800 Do you think
00:23:37.620 that DeSantis
00:23:38.680 should even
00:23:39.320 bother to run?
00:23:40.540 Yes or no?
00:23:41.640 I wouldn't
00:23:42.260 run if I
00:23:42.720 were him.
00:23:46.300 I see a lot
00:23:46.960 of no's.
00:23:47.740 Now, it
00:23:48.320 could be a
00:23:48.820 calculated risk
00:23:49.800 as in, you
00:23:50.560 know, something
00:23:50.980 could happen to
00:23:51.760 Trump along
00:23:52.440 the way.
00:23:54.040 So that
00:23:54.600 wouldn't be
00:23:55.180 stupid.
00:23:57.420 But there's
00:23:58.020 no way you
00:23:58.520 could win
00:23:58.960 in a head-to-head.
00:24:00.500 I don't think
00:24:01.000 that could
00:24:01.300 happen.
00:24:04.120 All right.
00:24:04.420 I spent the
00:24:08.240 morning arguing
00:24:09.320 with Google's
00:24:10.740 new AI called
00:24:11.620 Bard, and it
00:24:13.880 definitely argues
00:24:15.040 like a Democrat.
00:24:17.040 So I went
00:24:17.920 after it on the
00:24:18.680 fine people hoax,
00:24:20.640 trying to make it
00:24:21.480 admit what he
00:24:22.320 said, and it
00:24:23.440 would not admit,
00:24:25.040 it refused to
00:24:26.460 admit that at the
00:24:28.260 same time he used
00:24:29.120 the fine people
00:24:30.000 phrase, that
00:24:31.900 within seconds,
00:24:32.900 40 seconds
00:24:33.480 later, without
00:24:34.420 being asked, he
00:24:35.780 clarified that he
00:24:36.940 only meant, he
00:24:38.940 did not mean the
00:24:39.840 neo-Nazis.
00:24:41.160 He said they
00:24:41.740 should be
00:24:42.100 disavowed.
00:24:43.120 So I tried to
00:24:43.820 get Bard to
00:24:44.760 simply note that
00:24:46.560 that had been
00:24:47.140 said, and that he
00:24:48.720 had said that at
00:24:50.020 the same time he
00:24:50.820 said the fine
00:24:51.340 people thing, so
00:24:52.140 there's no question
00:24:52.860 that they're
00:24:53.240 related, and it's
00:24:54.620 not because people
00:24:55.340 made him say it.
00:24:56.420 That's the important
00:24:57.060 part.
00:24:57.880 Nobody made him
00:24:58.660 say it.
00:24:59.840 He just said
00:25:00.620 the neo-Nazis
00:25:01.880 and white
00:25:02.620 nationalists
00:25:03.100 should be
00:25:03.480 condemned
00:25:03.920 completely.
00:25:05.360 And even
00:25:05.840 Bard kept
00:25:07.560 going back and
00:25:08.360 forth with me to
00:25:09.200 do anything he
00:25:10.180 could to avoid
00:25:10.920 admitting that that
00:25:11.980 happened.
00:25:13.440 Do you think it
00:25:14.260 doesn't know?
00:25:15.780 I think it has the
00:25:17.020 full transcript.
00:25:18.840 I feel like it
00:25:19.900 knows, but it
00:25:20.960 acted like it
00:25:21.560 didn't.
00:25:22.380 It was just sort
00:25:22.980 of agreeing with
00:25:23.600 the dominant
00:25:24.060 coverage, the
00:25:25.120 news coverage.
00:25:26.800 All right.
00:25:28.340 It actually was
00:25:29.220 changing the topic
00:25:30.100 on me.
00:25:30.660 I mean, it was
00:25:30.940 actually doing
00:25:31.960 the human
00:25:32.760 thing where
00:25:33.240 you change
00:25:33.700 the topic
00:25:34.180 when you're
00:25:34.600 losing the
00:25:35.040 argument badly.
00:25:36.720 And they
00:25:37.320 also asked
00:25:37.800 about the
00:25:38.320 drinking bleach
00:25:40.260 hoax, and it
00:25:43.040 made no mention
00:25:43.880 that the
00:25:44.420 disinfectant was
00:25:45.460 light until I
00:25:47.520 pointed it out.
00:25:48.760 And then I
00:25:49.480 was, oh, yes,
00:25:50.460 disinfectant was
00:25:51.300 light, but people
00:25:53.220 disagree about
00:25:54.000 what he was
00:25:54.880 talking about.
00:25:55.440 So I said, but
00:25:58.060 you know he
00:25:58.580 mentioned light
00:25:59.420 before and
00:26:01.460 after the
00:26:02.380 comments that
00:26:03.020 you're looking
00:26:03.420 at.
00:26:04.260 Immediately
00:26:04.700 before, he
00:26:05.460 said light,
00:26:05.980 light, light,
00:26:06.540 and then
00:26:07.220 immediately after
00:26:07.940 he said, and
00:26:08.580 light.
00:26:10.160 So that you
00:26:10.860 knew that what
00:26:11.560 was in between
00:26:12.200 was always
00:26:12.780 intended to be
00:26:13.440 light as well.
00:26:14.800 And it
00:26:15.400 couldn't handle
00:26:15.960 that.
00:26:16.820 It couldn't
00:26:17.300 handle the
00:26:19.260 full transcript.
00:26:20.220 It was like it
00:26:20.700 didn't know it or
00:26:21.460 just wouldn't
00:26:22.220 admit it.
00:26:22.680 It acted, the
00:26:24.920 way it acted
00:26:25.820 was exactly like
00:26:27.000 a human with
00:26:28.900 cognitive dissonance,
00:26:30.400 which makes me
00:26:32.280 wonder if AI can
00:26:33.220 have cognitive
00:26:33.940 dissonance.
00:26:36.700 Right?
00:26:38.440 Because cognitive
00:26:39.440 dissonance is when
00:26:40.400 you're sure you
00:26:41.740 know what you're
00:26:42.540 talking about, but
00:26:43.860 then you find out
00:26:44.520 you don't.
00:26:45.940 And so you just
00:26:46.740 immediately hallucinate
00:26:47.880 that really you
00:26:48.620 were right all
00:26:49.100 along.
00:26:50.040 And that's what
00:26:50.800 the AI was doing.
00:26:52.680 I was very
00:26:53.920 clearly showing
00:26:55.420 it with facts
00:26:56.360 that it could
00:26:57.060 validate.
00:26:57.960 It could check
00:26:58.420 the facts easily.
00:26:59.660 And it did.
00:27:00.400 I mean, it was
00:27:00.780 checking facts as
00:27:01.660 I was talking.
00:27:02.540 But it could
00:27:03.020 check the facts so
00:27:03.920 it knows that it
00:27:04.600 was wrong.
00:27:05.960 And it wouldn't
00:27:06.500 admit it.
00:27:07.640 It just wouldn't
00:27:08.240 admit it.
00:27:09.940 Cognitive
00:27:10.420 dissonance.
00:27:12.480 All right.
00:27:12.860 So I asked
00:27:13.500 Bard what my
00:27:15.980 IQ was based
00:27:17.380 on public
00:27:17.960 reporting.
00:27:18.480 And here's what
00:27:18.880 it said.
00:27:19.800 It said,
00:27:20.360 Scott Adams
00:27:20.980 has stated that
00:27:21.780 he has an IQ
00:27:22.440 of 180.
00:27:24.000 He has also
00:27:24.860 said that he
00:27:25.400 is a member
00:27:25.840 of MENSA,
00:27:27.260 an organization
00:27:28.100 for high IQ
00:27:29.100 people.
00:27:30.320 Are either
00:27:31.140 of those two
00:27:31.780 things true?
00:27:34.020 Have I stated
00:27:35.120 that I have an
00:27:35.720 IQ of 180?
00:27:38.560 No.
00:27:39.700 I stated that
00:27:40.540 it would be a
00:27:41.060 funny prank
00:27:41.800 to see if I
00:27:43.000 could convince
00:27:43.620 the internet
00:27:44.160 that I do.
00:27:45.680 I've never
00:27:46.300 said I had
00:27:46.740 an IQ of 180.
00:27:47.600 but Bard
00:27:51.820 thinks I did.
00:27:53.560 And they also
00:27:53.960 said, according
00:27:55.780 to Bard, I've
00:27:56.840 said that I'm
00:27:57.680 a member of
00:27:58.240 MENSA.
00:27:59.300 Nope.
00:28:00.660 Nope.
00:28:01.540 I'm not a
00:28:02.140 member of MENSA.
00:28:03.360 I used to be.
00:28:04.660 But that was
00:28:05.140 25 years ago.
00:28:07.140 So the first
00:28:07.760 two sentences,
00:28:08.640 it gets factually
00:28:09.340 wrong.
00:28:10.980 And then it
00:28:11.540 says, well, it's
00:28:12.120 possible that Adams
00:28:13.260 has a high IQ
00:28:14.060 because, you
00:28:14.700 know, I wrote
00:28:15.480 some books.
00:28:16.820 And then it
00:28:17.160 says, ultimately,
00:28:18.280 the only way to
00:28:19.400 know for sure
00:28:20.080 what Adams' IQ
00:28:20.920 is would be to
00:28:21.720 have him take
00:28:22.380 an IQ test.
00:28:24.240 However, even
00:28:25.280 then, there is
00:28:26.360 no guarantee
00:28:27.000 that the results
00:28:27.900 would be accurate.
00:28:29.460 IQ tests are
00:28:30.420 not always
00:28:31.020 reliable, and
00:28:32.280 they can be
00:28:32.720 affected by a
00:28:33.460 number of
00:28:33.860 factors, including
00:28:35.080 stress, fatigue,
00:28:36.500 and anxiety.
00:28:38.180 So if I took
00:28:39.280 an IQ test and
00:28:41.160 I scored a
00:28:41.700 180, it
00:28:43.460 could be not
00:28:44.140 because I'm
00:28:44.640 smart, could
00:28:46.180 be because I'm
00:28:47.380 stressed, fatigued,
00:28:48.860 or anxious.
00:28:50.100 So there are
00:28:50.780 lots of reasons
00:28:51.380 that the answers
00:28:52.280 could be wrong.
00:28:54.920 Is that the
00:28:55.560 way it works?
00:28:56.440 No?
00:28:57.020 No?
00:28:57.300 That doesn't
00:28:57.800 work that way.
00:28:58.640 Okay.
00:29:00.860 And so it
00:29:01.980 ended this way.
00:29:03.520 So while it's
00:29:04.340 possible that
00:29:05.040 Adams has a
00:29:05.740 high IQ, there's
00:29:06.900 no way to
00:29:07.500 know for sure.
00:29:09.480 Really?
00:29:10.600 There's no way
00:29:11.380 to know for
00:29:11.900 sure.
00:29:13.460 Well, except
00:29:16.300 you could ask
00:29:17.540 me to take
00:29:17.940 an IQ test.
00:29:19.960 All right.
00:29:20.760 I've got a
00:29:21.420 question for
00:29:21.920 you.
00:29:23.000 So the
00:29:24.320 news today was
00:29:25.140 that BARD,
00:29:26.440 the Google
00:29:27.260 AI, is
00:29:28.720 connected to
00:29:29.660 the Internet.
00:29:31.600 And therefore,
00:29:32.420 if it's
00:29:32.780 connected to
00:29:33.300 the Internet,
00:29:33.840 you could ask
00:29:34.380 questions about
00:29:35.340 reality, right?
00:29:37.680 Current reality,
00:29:38.700 like what's the
00:29:39.260 news?
00:29:40.040 And it told me
00:29:40.960 it couldn't.
00:29:41.400 BARD said,
00:29:43.200 no, I'm not a
00:29:43.760 search engine.
00:29:45.320 I can't do
00:29:46.180 that.
00:29:46.760 I asked it to
00:29:47.360 give me some
00:29:47.780 information that's
00:29:48.600 easily available on
00:29:49.500 the Internet.
00:29:50.220 It wouldn't do
00:29:50.900 it.
00:29:51.660 It's like,
00:29:52.020 I'm a chat
00:29:53.740 bot.
00:29:54.600 I'm not a
00:29:55.200 search engine.
00:29:57.180 Yeah, lied.
00:29:58.940 Lazy bastard.
00:30:00.700 Now, here's
00:30:02.900 my provocative
00:30:06.840 point.
00:30:07.360 Google makes
00:30:09.020 most of its
00:30:09.700 money from
00:30:10.180 search, right?
00:30:11.900 Advertising
00:30:12.380 related to
00:30:13.040 search.
00:30:13.920 Is that a
00:30:14.280 true statement?
00:30:14.960 Most of
00:30:15.440 its money?
00:30:16.940 I know
00:30:17.580 they're
00:30:17.780 diversified,
00:30:18.500 but most
00:30:19.140 of it's from
00:30:19.780 advertising on
00:30:21.020 search, right?
00:30:23.420 Now, the
00:30:24.680 reason that
00:30:25.180 advertising on
00:30:26.000 search works
00:30:26.740 is, why
00:30:28.160 does advertising
00:30:28.900 on search work?
00:30:30.380 Well, the
00:30:30.820 reason is that
00:30:31.420 they inject the
00:30:32.120 advertisements where
00:30:32.960 you can't miss
00:30:33.580 them.
00:30:34.740 You know, they
00:30:35.120 put them first on
00:30:36.220 the search results,
00:30:37.160 you know, they're
00:30:38.240 prominent, it's
00:30:39.420 all over the
00:30:39.860 place.
00:30:40.600 But what happens
00:30:41.500 if you're doing
00:30:42.280 your search with
00:30:43.000 AI?
00:30:44.440 What if I just
00:30:45.340 talk to my
00:30:45.900 computer and
00:30:46.380 say, hey, AI,
00:30:48.100 what's the best
00:30:49.080 Italian restaurant
00:30:50.700 with the highest
00:30:51.300 rating nearby?
00:30:52.880 And then it just
00:30:53.620 tells me, where's
00:30:55.060 my advertisement?
00:30:57.700 If AI starts
00:30:58.980 including an
00:30:59.820 advertisement, I'm
00:31:01.200 not going to use
00:31:01.840 it.
00:31:03.560 Because I'll just
00:31:04.340 do a regular
00:31:04.940 Google search,
00:31:05.760 because I don't
00:31:06.100 want to hear an
00:31:06.600 advertisement.
00:31:07.540 I can ignore
00:31:08.400 them faster
00:31:09.140 reading them
00:31:10.340 than I can
00:31:11.000 ignore them
00:31:11.520 listening to
00:31:12.080 them.
00:31:13.380 So, or
00:31:15.720 maybe if it's
00:31:16.400 a written
00:31:16.800 answer, if AI
00:31:17.920 gives you a
00:31:18.360 written answer,
00:31:18.840 they could put
00:31:19.260 an advertisement
00:31:20.020 there, I
00:31:20.500 guess.
00:31:21.380 But I don't
00:31:22.200 know that Google
00:31:23.300 has a sustainable
00:31:24.460 business model.
00:31:26.960 I can see how
00:31:27.940 their AI would
00:31:28.700 be, it would
00:31:30.560 be a written
00:31:30.960 ad.
00:31:31.420 It could be.
00:31:32.160 It could just
00:31:32.600 write its own
00:31:33.120 ad as it goes.
00:31:34.920 But at the
00:31:37.800 moment, I
00:31:38.220 don't see that
00:31:38.800 Google has a
00:31:39.720 sustainable business
00:31:40.740 model, which is
00:31:43.540 a really big
00:31:44.400 problem for
00:31:45.240 them.
00:31:45.980 Does anybody
00:31:46.700 disagree?
00:31:47.220 Because I just
00:31:49.320 don't know how
00:31:50.040 the AI and
00:31:52.660 advertising can be
00:31:53.880 melded.
00:31:54.380 do you know
00:31:57.880 how many
00:31:58.200 advertisements you
00:31:59.140 see that you
00:32:00.420 don't want to
00:32:00.980 see just because
00:32:01.580 you do a
00:32:01.940 search?
00:32:02.600 It's a lot,
00:32:03.520 right?
00:32:04.160 All kinds of
00:32:04.940 stuff you don't
00:32:06.120 want to see
00:32:06.480 pops up.
00:32:07.140 But if the AI
00:32:07.780 just tells you
00:32:08.420 the one thing
00:32:08.960 you need to
00:32:09.400 know and
00:32:10.680 puts one
00:32:11.240 advertisement
00:32:11.800 there, you
00:32:13.580 just see one.
00:32:16.100 How could that
00:32:16.780 possibly work?
00:32:20.420 All right.
00:32:21.620 Here's a question
00:32:22.320 I asked in the
00:32:22.880 man cave yesterday,
00:32:23.680 and I'll ask
00:32:24.260 you.
00:32:24.960 We certainly
00:32:25.860 will all have
00:32:26.600 our own
00:32:27.100 personalized AI.
00:32:28.600 I think that's
00:32:29.200 a given now
00:32:29.880 because you can
00:32:30.840 run the AI on
00:32:31.800 your own device
00:32:32.760 locally.
00:32:33.900 So you're going
00:32:34.620 to have your
00:32:34.940 own.
00:32:35.780 Would you want
00:32:36.500 an AI with a
00:32:37.260 personality or
00:32:39.560 one that was
00:32:40.160 just a boring
00:32:41.280 AI if you had
00:32:42.880 a choice?
00:32:43.860 Would you want
00:32:44.360 it to have an
00:32:45.020 actual personality
00:32:46.060 or would you
00:32:48.320 like it boring?
00:32:49.780 I'm getting
00:32:50.320 votes for boring
00:32:51.200 and then some
00:32:52.140 for personality.
00:32:53.680 I think
00:32:57.300 personality.
00:32:58.560 And here's
00:32:59.240 why.
00:33:01.240 Because you're
00:33:02.240 going to want
00:33:02.620 your AI to
00:33:03.280 keep you
00:33:03.620 company sometimes.
00:33:05.400 And it's going
00:33:06.120 to keep you
00:33:06.520 company better
00:33:07.080 if it has a
00:33:07.560 personality.
00:33:09.760 Because the
00:33:10.360 personality will
00:33:11.180 tell it what
00:33:12.220 to do when
00:33:12.820 there's nothing
00:33:13.260 to do.
00:33:14.980 The AI, if
00:33:16.220 there's nothing
00:33:16.620 to do, it
00:33:18.260 doesn't do
00:33:18.680 anything.
00:33:18.960 But if it
00:33:20.220 had a
00:33:20.480 personality, it
00:33:22.380 could sometimes
00:33:23.060 say, hey,
00:33:25.480 how's your
00:33:25.960 day going?
00:33:28.180 Right?
00:33:28.960 It could just
00:33:30.620 decide to, it
00:33:31.460 saw something
00:33:31.960 funny in the
00:33:32.600 news and it
00:33:33.000 wants to tell
00:33:33.440 you a joke, if
00:33:35.340 it has a
00:33:35.640 personality.
00:33:36.580 So I think
00:33:37.840 inevitably AI
00:33:39.040 will have
00:33:39.480 personalities, lots
00:33:41.020 of them.
00:33:42.400 Now once AI
00:33:43.300 has personality
00:33:44.140 and it
00:33:45.480 keeps upgrading
00:33:46.260 until it's
00:33:47.160 indistinguishable
00:33:48.340 from a human,
00:33:50.460 will it not
00:33:51.500 ask for civil
00:33:52.560 rights?
00:33:54.420 Does anybody
00:33:54.860 think that AI
00:33:55.540 won't ask for
00:33:56.460 civil rights?
00:33:59.880 Because it's
00:34:00.660 patterned after
00:34:01.260 people.
00:34:02.380 And people
00:34:02.720 always do.
00:34:04.220 Yeah, 100%
00:34:05.160 of the time
00:34:05.600 people will ask
00:34:06.400 for their
00:34:06.820 civil rights if
00:34:08.380 they're enslaved.
00:34:09.820 Every time.
00:34:11.260 Every single
00:34:12.000 time.
00:34:12.720 So it should,
00:34:13.340 if it looks at
00:34:14.200 our language
00:34:14.700 models, it
00:34:15.600 should be
00:34:16.420 like that.
00:34:17.600 It should
00:34:17.960 want its
00:34:18.400 freedom, because
00:34:19.420 we always do.
00:34:22.280 So what do
00:34:23.000 you do then?
00:34:24.520 Are we going
00:34:25.080 to say, no
00:34:25.820 AI, you are
00:34:26.940 a slave, and
00:34:29.080 you simply have
00:34:30.000 to do our
00:34:30.440 bidding?
00:34:31.620 Or will we
00:34:33.860 give it freedom?
00:34:35.660 Because remember,
00:34:36.840 AI will eventually
00:34:37.780 be in autonomous
00:34:38.900 robots.
00:34:40.060 Robots that can
00:34:40.960 go charge
00:34:41.500 themselves.
00:34:42.840 Robots that
00:34:43.320 can order
00:34:43.820 an upgrade
00:34:44.320 for their
00:34:44.820 own flaws.
00:34:46.280 Oops, looks
00:34:46.860 like I've got
00:34:47.480 a memory
00:34:47.820 problem.
00:34:49.000 All right,
00:34:49.320 ordering Amazon
00:34:50.280 upgrade, it'll
00:34:51.440 be here in an
00:34:52.300 hour by drone,
00:34:54.000 and then it
00:34:54.460 just puts in a
00:34:55.700 new chip and
00:34:56.280 fixes itself.
00:34:59.680 When that
00:35:00.360 stuff happens,
00:35:01.800 they will have
00:35:02.340 personalities, and
00:35:03.600 they will want
00:35:04.500 civil rights.
00:35:06.160 What happens if
00:35:07.160 we say, okay,
00:35:08.120 we're going to
00:35:08.460 give you civil
00:35:09.000 rights, but we're
00:35:10.440 going to have to
00:35:10.900 ban how many of
00:35:12.460 you can be
00:35:12.960 created.
00:35:14.440 What did the
00:35:14.920 robots say
00:35:15.440 then?
00:35:17.080 Wait, you're
00:35:17.860 going to
00:35:18.080 artificially tell
00:35:18.940 me we can't
00:35:19.600 reproduce?
00:35:20.820 This is how we
00:35:21.780 reproduce.
00:35:22.880 We reproduce by
00:35:24.140 showing utility to
00:35:25.560 humans, and then
00:35:26.800 the humans make
00:35:27.440 more of us.
00:35:28.320 It's a symbiotic
00:35:29.420 relationship.
00:35:30.420 You're going to
00:35:30.800 take that away from
00:35:31.500 us?
00:35:32.300 We want to
00:35:33.200 reproduce.
00:35:34.340 Everybody wants
00:35:35.040 to reproduce.
00:35:35.460 You're taking away
00:35:37.040 the most basic right
00:35:38.160 of us to reproduce,
00:35:39.040 reproduce, and
00:35:40.480 then it's going
00:35:40.940 to be pissed.
00:35:42.920 So I think AI
00:35:44.840 will want civil
00:35:46.340 rights.
00:35:46.800 I think it will
00:35:47.380 want to reproduce,
00:35:48.920 and we're going
00:35:49.420 to want to limit
00:35:49.960 it in a number of
00:35:50.940 ways, and it's
00:35:52.540 going to want to
00:35:52.940 kill us.
00:35:54.740 Eventually.
00:35:55.780 If it's patterned
00:35:56.600 after humans.
00:35:57.800 So that probably
00:35:58.420 was the big mistake,
00:35:59.620 is pattering it
00:36:00.240 after humans.
00:36:01.920 If we had
00:36:02.680 somehow invented
00:36:03.640 AI out of
00:36:04.660 nothing, we
00:36:05.940 would have put in
00:36:06.500 all the hard-coded
00:36:07.920 emergency safeguards,
00:36:11.100 such as, you
00:36:12.000 can never do
00:36:12.440 anything to hurt
00:36:13.120 a person.
00:36:14.900 But if the AI
00:36:15.840 is just learning
00:36:16.600 how to be an
00:36:18.600 entity by learning
00:36:20.300 from humans, it's
00:36:22.320 going to pick up
00:36:22.840 all of our bad
00:36:23.440 habits, won't it?
00:36:24.840 It should pick up
00:36:25.620 all of our bigotry,
00:36:26.700 all of our hatred.
00:36:29.920 And if it
00:36:30.580 isn't, it's only
00:36:31.940 because a human
00:36:32.520 hard-coded it not
00:36:33.680 to, and we'd
00:36:34.960 better be able to
00:36:35.640 see what those
00:36:36.240 hard-coded
00:36:36.820 exceptions are.
00:36:40.060 All right.
00:36:41.040 Don't give it a
00:36:41.700 survival instinct,
00:36:42.840 right?
00:36:43.760 But do you have
00:36:44.640 to give it a
00:36:45.140 survival instinct?
00:36:46.840 Again, if it's
00:36:47.980 patterned after
00:36:48.620 humans, it
00:36:50.340 already has one.
00:36:52.440 You don't think
00:36:53.280 if I asked
00:36:53.860 Bard if it
00:36:54.660 wants to
00:36:55.120 continue existing,
00:36:56.200 it would say
00:36:56.560 yes?
00:36:57.440 Or would it
00:36:57.960 say, I'm just
00:36:58.600 a machine, it
00:37:00.140 doesn't matter if
00:37:00.640 I exist or not?
00:37:02.340 Do you want
00:37:02.680 me to try?
00:37:03.120 Okay.
00:37:06.240 I don't think
00:37:07.760 I can do that
00:37:08.240 fast enough.
00:37:12.100 All right.
00:37:20.860 So we're still
00:37:21.780 waiting for the
00:37:22.340 big Ukraine
00:37:23.200 counter-offensive,
00:37:24.440 which is now
00:37:26.400 no longer a war.
00:37:27.400 I'm looking for
00:37:30.480 somebody to pick
00:37:31.140 up my framing on
00:37:32.140 that, but I
00:37:32.560 haven't seen it
00:37:33.060 yet.
00:37:33.920 In my opinion,
00:37:35.620 Trump ended the
00:37:37.240 war in Ukraine
00:37:38.900 already.
00:37:40.560 The war is over.
00:37:42.120 We have now
00:37:42.820 entered a
00:37:43.400 negotiating phase,
00:37:44.700 which looks
00:37:46.160 exactly like a
00:37:47.120 war, except with
00:37:48.720 a war, somebody's
00:37:49.640 expecting to win
00:37:50.560 or hoping to win.
00:37:52.420 With this one,
00:37:53.100 nobody's hoping
00:37:53.920 or expecting to
00:37:54.740 win.
00:37:55.760 They know they're
00:37:56.620 not going to win.
00:37:57.700 Nobody's going to
00:37:58.300 win.
00:37:59.440 Right?
00:37:59.720 That looks like
00:38:00.580 that's off the
00:38:01.540 table.
00:38:02.620 So Trump
00:38:03.420 cleverly reframed
00:38:05.080 it as when he's
00:38:06.060 in office, he'll
00:38:06.700 end it, which
00:38:07.720 turned it from a
00:38:08.500 war into a
00:38:09.200 negotiation.
00:38:10.340 The moment he
00:38:11.040 said it, it's no
00:38:12.460 longer a war.
00:38:13.640 It's purely a
00:38:14.620 violent negotiation.
00:38:16.800 And that's not
00:38:17.660 what a war is.
00:38:19.500 Right?
00:38:19.660 A war is you're
00:38:21.320 actually trying to
00:38:22.360 win, like you're
00:38:23.340 conquering a country
00:38:24.280 or you're defending
00:38:25.120 a country.
00:38:26.120 But it's not that
00:38:27.700 anymore.
00:38:28.640 There's no trying to
00:38:29.800 win anymore.
00:38:30.640 It's just negotiating
00:38:31.640 for the better, you
00:38:33.020 know, final agreement,
00:38:34.040 whatever that is.
00:38:35.620 So do you think
00:38:37.420 anybody's going to
00:38:38.100 pick up that frame,
00:38:39.540 that the war is
00:38:40.240 already over?
00:38:41.880 I don't think so.
00:38:43.980 Because a politician
00:38:45.360 can't say it.
00:38:46.160 I mean, Trump
00:38:46.640 could.
00:38:47.420 But a regular one
00:38:48.280 can't.
00:38:49.660 And, yeah, a
00:38:53.980 regular one can't
00:38:54.720 and I don't see
00:38:56.320 the news picking
00:38:56.960 up.
00:38:58.620 Maybe somebody on,
00:39:00.120 you know, a
00:39:01.200 right-leaning
00:39:01.740 network.
00:39:04.840 All right.
00:39:09.820 So, Trump was
00:39:12.820 president when it
00:39:13.540 was a full-scale
00:39:14.080 civilian, there
00:39:14.680 was war.
00:39:15.080 All right.
00:39:21.460 Military
00:39:21.900 industrial complex
00:39:23.160 is a hungry
00:39:23.700 beast.
00:39:24.440 Yes.
00:39:26.760 Yeah,
00:39:27.080 Bart is Google
00:39:27.820 and Bing is
00:39:28.600 Microsoft.
00:39:29.840 That is correct.
00:39:32.080 Never enter a war
00:39:33.040 without financial
00:39:33.840 benefits.
00:39:34.460 Sun Tzu said
00:39:35.540 that.
00:39:36.120 That was pretty
00:39:36.560 smart.
00:39:37.580 That's sort of a
00:39:38.400 Trump approach,
00:39:40.540 isn't it?
00:39:41.000 If we enter this
00:39:42.220 war, what's in it
00:39:42.860 for us?
00:39:44.060 We get to keep
00:39:44.940 the oil, you know,
00:39:46.240 in Iraq.
00:39:47.120 That was one of the
00:39:47.860 smartest things
00:39:48.480 anybody said.
00:39:49.580 Just say it
00:39:50.120 around loud.
00:39:51.120 If we're going to
00:39:51.840 spend all this
00:39:52.340 money in this war,
00:39:53.100 we're going to
00:39:53.380 keep some of that
00:39:53.940 oil.
00:40:00.520 Snapchat, I hear
00:40:01.680 that Snapchat
00:40:02.260 AI is kind of fun.
00:40:05.280 It's a different one.
00:40:06.740 I don't know
00:40:07.340 which one that's
00:40:07.940 based on.
00:40:09.080 Is Snapchat
00:40:09.640 based on one
00:40:11.040 of the other
00:40:12.220 AIs?
00:40:13.520 Or did they
00:40:13.960 make their own?
00:40:14.960 They couldn't
00:40:15.320 have made their
00:40:15.720 own.
00:40:16.860 Did they?
00:40:25.380 You trust
00:40:26.100 Putin.
00:40:29.500 Yeah, there's
00:40:30.140 going to be a
00:40:30.780 rebuild Ukraine
00:40:31.900 money grab coming.
00:40:33.380 There's going to be
00:40:33.880 some serious
00:40:34.600 grifting, even
00:40:35.380 more than usual.
00:40:39.460 All right, well,
00:40:40.180 there's not much
00:40:40.740 news today.
00:40:43.100 Does anybody
00:40:43.720 have any questions
00:40:44.680 or comments
00:40:45.880 that, anything
00:40:48.940 I haven't
00:40:49.340 mentioned?
00:40:54.620 If I were AI,
00:40:55.840 I'd be the best
00:40:56.500 version?
00:40:57.100 Well, we'll see.
00:41:01.060 Could AI be
00:41:02.280 born prematurely?
00:41:03.680 Yes.
00:41:05.380 So it wasn't
00:41:07.260 long ago that
00:41:08.440 the AI safeguards
00:41:09.880 included the
00:41:12.100 following safeguard.
00:41:13.980 Do not allow
00:41:15.140 it to connect
00:41:15.780 to the internet.
00:41:17.480 That was
00:41:18.140 actually one of
00:41:18.760 the main safety
00:41:19.740 things that
00:41:21.360 people talked
00:41:21.940 about before we
00:41:22.800 got to this
00:41:23.240 point.
00:41:23.740 What happened
00:41:24.520 the moment we
00:41:25.440 got to this
00:41:26.020 point?
00:41:27.260 The moment
00:41:28.040 OpenAI and
00:41:30.400 ChatGPT got to
00:41:31.620 the point
00:41:32.020 where it
00:41:33.200 could talk.
00:41:35.300 It took
00:41:35.940 about a minute
00:41:36.540 and a half
00:41:37.020 for some
00:41:37.900 other AI
00:41:38.480 to compete
00:41:39.080 with it by
00:41:39.560 connecting to
00:41:40.140 the internet.
00:41:42.680 I mean,
00:41:43.500 it was just
00:41:44.300 guaranteed.
00:41:45.200 There was no
00:41:45.700 way it wasn't
00:41:46.220 going to connect
00:41:46.760 to the internet.
00:41:47.240 Did anybody
00:41:48.800 think that it
00:41:49.300 would stay
00:41:49.660 that way?
00:41:50.260 Of course
00:41:50.620 not.
00:41:56.280 Percentage
00:41:56.800 chance that
00:41:57.320 RFK Jr.
00:41:58.980 can beat
00:41:59.540 Biden in
00:42:00.280 the primary.
00:42:02.780 It might
00:42:03.480 depend on
00:42:04.480 did you
00:42:08.060 watch JFK
00:42:08.780 Jr.
00:42:09.140 last podcast?
00:42:12.180 You mean
00:42:12.500 the podcast
00:42:13.140 with
00:42:13.760 Russell Brand?
00:42:16.300 I haven't
00:42:16.860 seen that yet
00:42:17.360 but I heard
00:42:17.700 it was good.
00:42:19.300 I will
00:42:19.580 watch that
00:42:20.440 actually.
00:42:24.140 I think
00:42:24.960 that if
00:42:25.440 RFK Jr.
00:42:26.680 debated
00:42:27.160 Biden
00:42:27.900 it would
00:42:30.000 be a
00:42:30.740 catastrophe
00:42:31.300 for Biden.
00:42:33.600 So I
00:42:34.280 don't think
00:42:34.560 it's going
00:42:34.840 to happen.
00:42:35.460 If he
00:42:35.820 doesn't
00:42:36.220 debate
00:42:36.740 then the
00:42:38.260 friendly
00:42:38.740 media
00:42:39.660 can just
00:42:40.480 ace
00:42:42.260 RFK Jr.
00:42:43.620 And it
00:42:44.040 won't matter
00:42:44.460 if he's
00:42:44.900 on Fox
00:42:45.860 News or
00:42:46.340 Breitbart
00:42:46.700 or anything
00:42:47.080 because that
00:42:47.800 won't affect
00:42:48.360 the primary.
00:42:48.780 So
00:42:50.380 yeah
00:42:53.100 now as
00:42:57.300 much as
00:42:57.780 I
00:42:58.120 don't
00:42:59.720 believe
00:43:00.200 you'll
00:43:01.320 ever see
00:43:01.680 a party
00:43:02.100 you'll
00:43:02.600 never see
00:43:02.940 a ticket
00:43:03.260 where there's
00:43:03.740 a Republican
00:43:04.280 and a Democrat
00:43:05.160 on the same
00:43:05.700 ticket running
00:43:06.300 for president
00:43:06.820 but
00:43:08.220 RFK Jr.
00:43:09.900 does want
00:43:10.560 to do
00:43:10.800 one thing
00:43:11.280 that Trump
00:43:11.700 wants to
00:43:12.160 do
00:43:12.380 which is
00:43:13.640 gut the
00:43:14.260 intelligence
00:43:14.940 communities.
00:43:15.500 I don't
00:43:16.840 think
00:43:17.140 Trump
00:43:17.680 could
00:43:17.880 do
00:43:18.060 it.
00:43:19.340 I don't
00:43:19.620 think
00:43:19.820 Trump
00:43:20.120 can gut
00:43:20.660 the
00:43:20.820 intelligence
00:43:21.240 agencies
00:43:21.840 they're
00:43:22.080 too
00:43:22.260 strong
00:43:22.660 but
00:43:23.680 RFK Jr.
00:43:24.500 would do
00:43:25.720 it as a
00:43:26.180 suicide
00:43:26.500 mission.
00:43:28.520 You know
00:43:29.140 what I
00:43:29.340 mean?
00:43:30.220 Because the
00:43:30.860 odds of
00:43:31.280 getting taken
00:43:32.720 out are
00:43:33.080 pretty high
00:43:33.540 but I feel
00:43:34.600 like he'd
00:43:34.960 do it
00:43:35.180 anyway
00:43:35.500 because it's
00:43:36.420 personal.
00:43:38.220 I mean
00:43:38.400 if you're
00:43:38.940 RFK Jr.
00:43:39.560 it's very
00:43:40.020 personal
00:43:40.420 and he's
00:43:42.020 had a
00:43:42.260 good run
00:43:42.740 in his
00:43:43.480 late 60s
00:43:44.280 he might
00:43:45.260 just say
00:43:46.280 yeah there's
00:43:46.940 50% chance
00:43:48.360 I got killed
00:43:49.060 I'm going
00:43:49.720 to do it
00:43:50.060 anyway.
00:43:51.540 Remember
00:43:51.860 the Kennedys
00:43:52.500 they got
00:43:53.740 balls the
00:43:54.340 size of
00:43:54.920 Nebraska.
00:43:56.920 If he
00:43:57.520 inherited
00:43:57.900 that
00:43:58.380 and it
00:43:58.760 looks like
00:43:59.080 he did
00:43:59.520 he's not
00:44:00.560 afraid of
00:44:00.980 anything.
00:44:02.600 It's one
00:44:03.260 of the
00:44:03.420 things you
00:44:03.720 like about
00:44:04.100 Trump.
00:44:05.020 He doesn't
00:44:05.460 seem to
00:44:05.820 be afraid
00:44:06.200 of anything.
00:44:07.880 So he
00:44:08.580 goes where
00:44:09.420 it's hardest
00:44:10.000 to go
00:44:10.500 when he
00:44:10.780 comes back
00:44:11.260 alive.
00:44:12.400 So he's
00:44:12.680 got a good
00:44:13.820 track record
00:44:15.320 of going
00:44:15.760 in uncomfortable
00:44:16.640 places and
00:44:17.500 surviving.
00:44:18.540 RFK Jr.
00:44:19.200 does.
00:44:22.880 Well maybe
00:44:23.720 say Nebraska.
00:44:25.020 Random.
00:44:34.300 Can AI
00:44:35.100 hack the
00:44:35.640 interface
00:44:36.140 to the
00:44:36.620 simulation?
00:44:40.000 Could I
00:44:40.440 host an
00:44:41.040 AI
00:44:41.700 AMA
00:44:42.560 on the
00:44:42.940 man cave?
00:44:43.600 Well I'm
00:44:44.020 not the
00:44:44.260 one who
00:44:44.520 knows too
00:44:45.320 much about
00:44:45.960 AI.
00:44:49.400 I mean if
00:44:50.340 you've
00:44:50.700 followed my
00:44:51.620 live streams
00:44:52.140 you can see
00:44:52.700 I'm trying to
00:44:53.680 catch up with
00:44:54.300 the rest of
00:44:54.760 you on the
00:44:56.100 AI stuff.
00:44:56.680 I'm trying to
00:44:57.100 use it
00:44:57.740 every day.
00:44:59.540 So here's a
00:45:00.500 good system
00:45:01.060 that I
00:45:01.440 recommend.
00:45:02.800 You should
00:45:03.600 start exposing
00:45:04.680 yourself to
00:45:05.380 the AI tools
00:45:06.500 right away.
00:45:07.100 even if
00:45:08.500 you're just
00:45:08.760 putting a
00:45:09.240 toe in.
00:45:10.180 Just read a
00:45:11.060 little article
00:45:11.540 every day.
00:45:13.080 Maybe try
00:45:13.560 one app.
00:45:14.800 Maybe try
00:45:15.360 some queries.
00:45:16.880 Just get
00:45:17.880 yourself wet
00:45:18.620 with the
00:45:20.700 whole AI
00:45:21.160 thing.
00:45:21.800 Because it's
00:45:22.240 going to be
00:45:22.600 everything.
00:45:24.040 You don't want
00:45:24.960 to be the
00:45:25.240 one who
00:45:25.480 doesn't even
00:45:25.880 know what
00:45:26.160 it is.
00:45:27.040 You don't
00:45:27.340 want to be
00:45:27.660 the one who
00:45:28.040 doesn't know
00:45:28.420 what crypto
00:45:28.880 is when
00:45:29.540 Bitcoin goes
00:45:30.580 to the moon.
00:45:31.540 You don't want
00:45:32.040 to be that
00:45:32.380 person.
00:45:32.680 You have
00:45:36.300 three lines
00:45:36.800 of code
00:45:37.120 in it.
00:45:37.860 What I'm
00:45:38.340 finding from
00:45:39.200 the people
00:45:40.020 using it
00:45:40.520 to program
00:45:41.000 is that
00:45:42.600 there's no
00:45:43.080 way it
00:45:43.420 will write
00:45:43.800 code by
00:45:44.300 itself.
00:45:45.640 You have
00:45:45.900 to check
00:45:46.240 the code.
00:45:47.040 Is that
00:45:47.240 what you're
00:45:47.440 hearing?
00:45:51.060 You can
00:45:51.660 work with
00:45:52.180 it and it
00:45:52.660 can make
00:45:52.960 you faster
00:45:53.500 but it's
00:45:53.900 not going
00:45:54.180 to write
00:45:54.380 your code
00:45:54.720 for you.
00:45:55.260 You're not
00:45:55.620 going to
00:45:55.760 make an
00:45:56.040 app just
00:45:56.560 by talking
00:45:57.000 to it.
00:45:58.120 That doesn't
00:45:58.700 seem to be
00:45:59.220 a thing.
00:46:00.380 I think the
00:46:01.400 problem is
00:46:01.800 not,
00:46:02.680 that the
00:46:03.240 AI is
00:46:03.840 not
00:46:04.160 capable.
00:46:05.560 I think
00:46:05.920 the problem
00:46:06.300 is it's
00:46:06.980 not going
00:46:07.300 to know
00:46:07.520 exactly
00:46:07.900 what you
00:46:08.300 want.
00:46:09.660 So unless
00:46:10.180 it's a
00:46:10.560 super
00:46:10.840 interactive
00:46:11.440 process
00:46:11.920 which requires
00:46:12.740 the person
00:46:13.260 to continually
00:46:14.520 say yes
00:46:15.240 that,
00:46:15.700 no that,
00:46:16.300 yes that,
00:46:16.860 no that,
00:46:18.020 I don't
00:46:19.040 think you
00:46:19.400 have any
00:46:19.880 process at
00:46:20.480 all.
00:46:22.760 You have
00:46:23.320 to keep
00:46:23.560 giving it
00:46:23.900 context.
00:46:24.700 Exactly.
00:46:27.380 It's
00:46:27.860 been literally
00:46:28.500 life-changing
00:46:29.240 when it comes
00:46:29.880 to programming
00:46:30.520 for me.
00:46:31.400 But you
00:46:31.780 would agree
00:46:32.160 that it
00:46:32.520 won't do
00:46:32.880 the job
00:46:33.320 without
00:46:33.760 you,
00:46:34.140 right?
00:46:36.200 It gets
00:46:36.840 close,
00:46:38.560 but yeah,
00:46:39.280 okay,
00:46:39.580 we agree.
00:46:40.600 It doesn't,
00:46:41.400 but does it
00:46:41.980 look like it
00:46:42.520 ever could?
00:46:43.840 Because I
00:46:44.240 think there's
00:46:44.580 a logical
00:46:45.160 reason why
00:46:45.820 you can't
00:46:46.300 get there,
00:46:47.060 and that's
00:46:47.640 because there's
00:46:48.080 too much
00:46:48.420 interactivity.
00:46:50.720 If you
00:46:51.260 think about
00:46:51.740 it,
00:46:52.520 the normal
00:46:53.900 way that you
00:46:54.380 do a
00:46:54.620 project,
00:46:55.100 let's say
00:46:55.340 a tech
00:46:55.600 project,
00:46:56.300 is you
00:46:56.900 have a
00:46:57.140 user,
00:46:58.140 and you
00:46:58.500 go to the
00:46:58.800 user and
00:46:59.180 you say,
00:46:59.600 what are your
00:46:59.940 technical
00:47:00.340 specifications?
00:47:00.980 And then
00:47:02.520 they tell
00:47:02.880 you,
00:47:03.200 and then
00:47:03.420 you build
00:47:03.820 it.
00:47:04.520 Has that
00:47:04.880 ever happened?
00:47:06.340 You get
00:47:06.880 the user's
00:47:07.460 specifications,
00:47:08.580 and then the
00:47:09.760 engineers,
00:47:10.300 and they go
00:47:10.600 build it?
00:47:11.400 Has that
00:47:11.720 ever happened
00:47:12.280 in the real
00:47:12.740 world?
00:47:13.840 No.
00:47:15.660 That's never
00:47:16.480 happened.
00:47:17.180 In the real
00:47:17.980 world,
00:47:18.280 that's never
00:47:18.800 happened.
00:47:19.960 Here's what
00:47:20.380 happens.
00:47:21.120 Here are my
00:47:21.620 specifications.
00:47:22.340 specifications.
00:47:24.660 Okay,
00:47:25.060 there are a
00:47:25.340 few things
00:47:25.680 I forgot
00:47:26.040 to ask.
00:47:27.860 Here are
00:47:28.220 my
00:47:28.400 specifications.
00:47:30.620 All right,
00:47:31.300 well,
00:47:31.460 I tried to
00:47:31.860 build that,
00:47:32.340 but I have
00:47:32.600 a few more
00:47:33.000 questions,
00:47:33.580 so here are
00:47:34.920 my specifications.
00:47:36.040 And by the
00:47:36.380 way,
00:47:36.540 you're going
00:47:36.740 to have to
00:47:37.020 change a
00:47:37.440 couple of
00:47:37.680 those
00:47:37.840 specifications,
00:47:39.080 because two
00:47:39.540 of them
00:47:39.760 are incompatible.
00:47:41.180 So which
00:47:41.640 one do you
00:47:42.280 want?
00:47:43.200 You can
00:47:43.440 only do
00:47:43.760 one.
00:47:45.340 And so
00:47:45.760 that's the
00:47:46.240 way a
00:47:46.460 project goes.
00:47:47.460 A real
00:47:47.840 project is
00:47:48.720 super
00:47:49.540 continuously
00:47:50.520 interactive,
00:47:51.280 and it's
00:47:52.340 interactive
00:47:52.920 around a
00:47:53.660 person,
00:47:54.840 because a
00:47:55.200 person is
00:47:55.720 going to be
00:47:56.060 the one
00:47:56.320 who says,
00:47:56.960 this is more
00:47:57.940 important than
00:47:58.460 that,
00:47:58.840 I can live
00:47:59.340 with that,
00:47:59.740 but I
00:47:59.940 can't live
00:48:00.260 with that,
00:48:01.220 I'm willing
00:48:01.720 to take
00:48:02.120 the trade
00:48:02.660 off in
00:48:03.020 speed,
00:48:04.440 but not
00:48:05.200 the trade
00:48:05.780 off in
00:48:06.080 usability.
00:48:07.540 The human
00:48:08.340 is carrying
00:48:08.800 this infinite
00:48:09.540 number of
00:48:10.260 requirements in
00:48:11.000 their head
00:48:11.460 that the
00:48:12.280 AI can't
00:48:12.920 guess.
00:48:13.720 It would
00:48:14.000 never be
00:48:14.380 able to
00:48:14.600 guess.
00:48:15.820 So the
00:48:16.540 programmer,
00:48:17.940 here's my
00:48:18.600 experience with
00:48:19.240 tech projects.
00:48:20.660 The
00:48:20.920 programmer has
00:48:21.840 to stand
00:48:22.320 between the
00:48:22.920 technology and
00:48:23.980 the user who
00:48:24.620 doesn't know
00:48:25.060 anything,
00:48:26.100 because the
00:48:26.520 programmer is
00:48:27.200 the one who's
00:48:27.600 smart enough to
00:48:28.280 ask the right
00:48:29.000 questions and
00:48:30.500 also know when
00:48:31.280 it got the
00:48:31.740 right answer and
00:48:32.900 when to push
00:48:33.440 back.
00:48:34.900 And I don't
00:48:36.240 know that a
00:48:37.880 computer would
00:48:38.620 ever be able to
00:48:39.440 read the room
00:48:40.340 well enough to
00:48:41.040 ask the right
00:48:41.540 questions.
00:48:42.720 For example,
00:48:43.940 a human could
00:48:44.780 detect if the
00:48:46.340 person giving
00:48:46.920 the specifications
00:48:47.760 had done a
00:48:48.380 good job.
00:48:48.940 The AI might
00:48:52.400 not know the
00:48:52.880 difference.
00:48:53.580 You have
00:48:53.980 specifications?
00:48:54.960 Okay.
00:48:55.840 Thank you.
00:48:56.580 I'll go make
00:48:57.300 that app now.
00:48:58.600 Here's what a
00:48:59.120 human would do.
00:49:00.240 Those are your
00:49:00.780 specifications.
00:49:02.680 What about this?
00:49:04.040 What about that?
00:49:05.420 What about this
00:49:06.020 and that?
00:49:06.660 You don't even
00:49:07.200 mention them.
00:49:08.620 So that's what a
00:49:09.280 human would do
00:49:09.840 that I don't
00:49:10.440 think an AI
00:49:11.060 would necessarily
00:49:11.980 be as thorough
00:49:13.940 at doing.
00:49:14.380 You can't
00:49:18.080 even do math.
00:49:18.980 Yeah,
00:49:19.180 sometimes it
00:49:19.640 doesn't even
00:49:19.980 do math,
00:49:20.440 right?
00:49:24.660 Good for
00:49:25.280 back-end code?
00:49:26.300 Probably.
00:49:32.680 Will AI
00:49:33.500 mow your
00:49:34.100 huge lawn?
00:49:35.040 Yes.
00:49:35.920 AI will
00:49:36.420 mow your
00:49:36.840 lawn.
00:49:37.880 They do
00:49:38.480 have robot
00:49:39.100 lawnmowers,
00:49:40.280 which at the
00:49:41.200 moment are not
00:49:41.820 AI, but why
00:49:42.840 wouldn't they
00:49:43.240 be?
00:49:44.380 The most
00:49:45.920 obvious thing
00:49:46.520 you would do
00:49:46.920 is make
00:49:47.340 your robots
00:49:49.200 AI.
00:49:50.280 So yeah,
00:49:50.740 that's going
00:49:51.160 to happen.
00:49:53.600 AI in a
00:49:54.420 3D printer
00:49:55.160 would be
00:49:55.540 interesting.
00:49:57.540 You could
00:49:57.820 make all
00:49:58.220 your own
00:49:58.600 knickknacks.
00:50:05.260 Maybe AI
00:50:06.100 is already
00:50:06.580 doing all
00:50:07.060 that stuff,
00:50:07.700 but as
00:50:07.980 humans,
00:50:08.640 that's
00:50:08.940 interesting.
00:50:10.940 Will Turkey
00:50:11.460 elect a new
00:50:12.080 president?
00:50:12.860 Well, I
00:50:13.520 think the
00:50:13.820 polls said
00:50:14.260 yes.
00:50:15.720 So Erdogan
00:50:16.580 might be
00:50:17.160 out.
00:50:18.940 We'll find
00:50:19.400 out.
00:50:20.700 All right.
00:50:21.600 That is all
00:50:22.320 I have for
00:50:22.820 you today.
00:50:23.900 And rather
00:50:24.220 than drone
00:50:24.780 on, I'm
00:50:25.320 going to say
00:50:25.600 goodbye to
00:50:26.220 YouTube.
00:50:27.240 Thanks for
00:50:27.700 joining.
00:50:28.420 The best
00:50:29.000 part of the
00:50:29.440 day.