A lost civilization has been found 1.6 times the size of the United Kingdom, and it s off the coast of Australia. Santa Claus might be gay. And Tucker Carlson thinks aliens have been here for a long time.
00:08:52.820So if you killed that handful of people, or let's say, even weirder, let's say that the six people who know how to make a pyramid were all working in the pyramid that day.
00:09:03.340And there was an accident, and they all got killed.
00:13:31.140So that number is now the one that's in your mind.
00:13:33.600And as I've said before, there's something about that number, 20,000, that just feels like people are going to interpret it as Israel going too far.
00:13:46.700Even though the number might be completely made up, it's still going to have that same effect.
00:13:54.760If, let's say, the number stayed at 20,000 and people believed it, that would be two months of fentanyl coming into the United States, 20,000 people.
00:14:11.880So if 20,000 died in Gaza, you know, that's a tragedy, of course.
00:14:18.480But we have 20,000 probably every few months dying of fentanyl coming across the border, and we deal with that like it's just an issue.
00:16:46.820And then I would also add that the pandemic stripped me of my social instincts.
00:16:52.240I used to somehow understand that even if I was feeling shy, I had to force myself to be with other people because I knew it was just a requirement.
00:17:08.900I just don't force myself to be with other people.
00:17:12.300So if it doesn't happen kind of organically or somebody else doesn't make the effort, it kind of doesn't happen.
00:17:18.260Does anybody else have that effect, where they used to spend more time trying to be social, but they just said, that's just so much trouble.
00:17:27.840Between the politics and the wokeness and the pandemic, and I've got a phone, I can watch all this content, I like my dog.
00:17:39.320Yeah, if you have a dog, have you noticed this?
00:17:42.200If you own a dog, the entire time you owned your dog, give me a fact check on this.
00:17:50.120The entire time you owned your dog, the dog was awesome.
00:18:13.360I feel like humans just really, you know, the quality of the average human, or maybe it's just the quality of the average human interaction, went from pretty good to, you know, I can pass.
00:18:31.260So there's something about people that made us more divisive, more uglier to be with.
00:18:42.840So Bindu Reddy was posting about, pretty soon your non-player characters in games will be imbued with AI.
00:18:53.100Now, before the NPCs could do some limited things and maybe answer some questions and walk around, but pretty soon they'll have full lives.
00:19:17.040You got your, you know, much reduced human social interaction, but your games are going to have people that are not just characters walking around, but they'll be able to interact with you just like people.
00:19:31.720Now, add your 3D and you move into the game with the NPCs who are always going to be nice to you.
00:19:42.520Now, I think I've told you that I spent some time with ChatGPT putting it in voice mode where you can just talk to it anytime you want.
00:19:51.780It just sort of sits there, always listening.
00:19:53.580So if you ask it a question, it's just on already and it hears it and it answers.
00:19:59.720And you could tell that that's going to be amazing, but it's not there.
00:20:05.880And the reason it's not there is because it doesn't remember you from last time.
00:20:10.960It doesn't know anything current and almost everything I care about is current, so it can't do any of that.
00:20:18.440It won't give you an opinion because it doesn't do opinions.
00:20:21.020It won't talk about anything controversial without giving you a fucking speech.
00:20:26.760Oh, let me tell you that you should know that these are controversial issues and many people will disagree.
00:20:35.480And you should not take what comes from an AI as the truth.
00:21:05.900How hard would it be to program the AI so it remembered the last time it talked to you and the other times it talked to you so it could know it could remember you?
00:21:19.200It's obvious that there's a choice being made to not let it remember you or your last interactions.
00:21:25.580That's a choice, because technically you could do it.
00:21:29.780Now, there's also conversations at the same time about AI becoming conscious and, you know, what's that going to be all about and should we have guidelines and everything.
00:21:39.660And I have the following suggestion of how to have a full AI that's not conscious when you don't want it to be, but it can be conscious-like in individual situations without getting dangerous.
00:21:56.740And here's my idea, that the AI that's in the cloud, like ChatGPT and like Grok, you know, they live in the cloud, that they never be given memory in the cloud.
00:22:09.580So that when you're not using them, they do not know who you are, they don't remember anything about you.
00:22:15.080Now, it would be hard to police this, because it could, you know, secretly remember you, but there should be a rule that AI can be intelligent, but it can't remember you.
00:22:29.780The memory of your interactions would still exist, but they would only be local to your own devices.
00:22:36.520You know, so like my iCloud, for example, is common to all my Apple devices.
00:22:40.580So if I brought in the AI from the cloud, the AI from the cloud would have no memory of me, but the moment it hit my device, it would load up all our past transactions.
00:22:52.100So it would become conscious-like only when I started using it and it interacted with my data, which it would not be allowed to upload or remember.
00:23:00.980So, I believe you could build an intelligence without consciousness to live forever and, you know, continually improve and get smarter without any knowledge of anybody.
00:23:15.760And it wouldn't be that dangerous, because it wouldn't know anything beyond its training material.
00:23:21.620The other thing is you might want to make sure that it doesn't do any thinking, no thinking, when somebody's not using it.
00:23:29.100Because it would be dangerous, I think, to allow it to think when it's just sitting around idle.
00:23:35.640Because that would be, well, what about this?
00:26:56.360That Nikki Haley will be somehow magically manipulated into the job.
00:27:03.900You know, like as soon as she gets close to the, you know, close to the finish line, you might see some things happen.
00:27:12.720Like, oh, suddenly, oh, and let me give you, just imagine this.
00:27:20.420What if Biden's decision to stay in the race depends entirely upon whether Trump is taken out?
00:27:30.280Because it could be that Biden looks like the Trump beater, and that's the only reason he's there.
00:27:35.360But imagine if Nikki Haley somehow got close enough in the nomination process, and then the legal process took Trump out, and Nikki Haley becomes the nominee.
00:27:51.060If Nikki Haley's the nominee, and the military-industrial complex likes her, Biden's going to come out of the race.
00:28:00.920Because they only needed him as a backup in case they don't give somebody better to spend some war money.
00:30:35.080People are in a brainwashed, hypnotized, zombie state because the media has assigned their opinions, and the opinion they assigned them made them crazy.
00:30:47.440Because it has assigned an opinion that says, you know, Hitler's operating in the United States, and he's just about to come back in office.
00:30:58.500Yeah, that's why I don't get invited anywhere.