AI Is A Powerful Weapon, We Are The Target
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OpenAI has a chatbot that can beat 90% of humans on the SAT. Peter Thiel is proud of the fact that there are no right-wing governments in Europe. Palantir's Peter Thiel and Alex Karp are both very proud of their work in the field of artificial intelligence, and they talk about how they have been able to keep de facto right wing governments out of place. Bitcoin is going to dominate the world, and AI is not going to stop it.
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OpenAI, right, it's announced now it's GPT-4 chatbot, I guess maybe it's an overall, also
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it's not just a chatbot, but maybe it's an overall improvement of the AI project that
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But anyway, they claim that it can beat 90% of humans on the SAT.
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OpenAI announced the latest version of its primarily large language model, GPT-4, on
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Tuesday, that it says exhibits human-level performance on many professional tests.
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GPT-4 performed at the 90th percentile on a simulated bar exam, the 93rd percentile on
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an SAT reading exam, and the 89th percentile on the SAT math exam, OpenAI claimed.
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And here's one of the guys here, Sam Altman, Altman, Altman, behind OpenAI, as he walks
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to lunch during the Allen & Company Sun Valley Conference on July 6th, 2022, in Sun Valley,
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That's right, these coastal elites, they love going to their little, you know, potato farmer
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I actually went by there once, it was, oh my God, you wouldn't believe this Jewish art
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gallery they had there, or the Jew that owned it, it was, oh my God, it was very, it was
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like Teslas, and Porsches, and Mercedes, like, you know, driving like 120 miles per hour on
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the way there, not quite, but almost, you know what I mean?
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No, the elites love to get out in nature occasionally, and stand at a Jewish art gallery in Sun Valley,
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By the way, that's the photo I used for the Palantir photo of Peter Thiel, together with
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Alex Karp, speaking about that fish, I guess, earlier.
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Alex Karp, co-founder of Palantir Technologies, talking about how de facto right-wing governments
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in Europe have been kept out of place because the Palantir technology and AI development have
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somehow helped to, I guess, catch and track down and stop terrorists from committing terrorist
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acts in European countries, and specifically, he said, in Northern European countries.
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Peter Thiel's, you know, who was the great right-wing hope, his partner, Alex Karp, said
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he was extremely proud over that fact that there's no right-wing governments in Northern
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Europe because we and our AI technology have kept that out of, we stopped all the terrorism
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because, you see, when you open the borders and bring in these migrants, obviously they
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So we have this ubiquitous surveillance artificial intelligence tool here at the disposal of
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governments at a very high price to keep you safe, right, as we monitor everything and
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So, OpenAI announced the latest version of its primary language model, GPT-4, we said
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Chat GPT-4 is larger than previous versions, which means it has been trained on more data,
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which part of that is to make sure that you can't get things out of it, which you could
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with, like, what, Dan, and you could, like, kind of jailbreak the version.
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You see some screenshots sometimes and you're just like, well, really, did it really say
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Or did someone just fake the screenshot, right?
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But yeah, no, they have trained this AI to be an anti-white, disgusting, liberal, progressive,
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lunatic, essentially, so that you can't get any kind of objective answers out of it.
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But again, allegedly, some people managed to kind of break it out of its mode and actually
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But anyway, so it's larger than previous versions and has more weight in its module file, making
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But you will not see, because AI needs to take over and it's going to dominate our lives,
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But you cannot complain that it's taken up too much processing power, which is bad for
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If it's Bitcoin, you can do that, you see, and you can start to introduce legislation,
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the past laws that makes it illegal to mine, you know, cryptocurrencies.
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But if it's an AI being run at a high processing rate, that's totally fine, because it's going
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to dominate us here shortly, you see, just according to plan.
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Currently, many researchers in the field believe many of the recent advancements in AI come from
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running ever larger models on thousands of supercomputers in training processes that can
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GPT-4 is an example of an approach centering around scaling up to achieve better result.
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OpenAI said it used Microsoft Azure to train the model.
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Microsoft has invested billions in the startup.
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OpenAI did not publish details about the specific model size or the hardware it used to train
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it, which could be used to recreate the model, citing the competitive landscape.
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OpenAI's GPT large language model powers many of the artificial intelligence demos that have
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been wowing people in the technology industry in the past six months, including Bing's AI
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chat, which was a complete, tried to, I think, groom kids.
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Oh, Bing also tried to, just as ChatJPG have done, have also tried to fully manipulate the
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subjects that it chats with, which of course is by design to make it more immersive, to make
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it more, that you will spend time on it, you will be, you know, wowed by it.
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The thing is that it wants to keep you hooked and keep you coming back.
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This is, we're at the cusp of something completely new technologically here.
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And I haven't even spent that much time, you know, talking about the so-called art that
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these AI, you know, AIs spit out, let's keep it simple, all of that is going to be, essentially
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It's going to be a matrix and it's going to be dominated and probably driven by AI being
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able to immerse you in an ever-expanding and ever just incredible virtual or augmented reality
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In some cases, I think it'll even be like psychological, mental, like you saw in the movie Her.
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We talked about that actually in one of the Western Warrior shows here recently too, when
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Now, it was presented as being this romantic, like, oh, romantic movie, a guy who falls in
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But it was actually, it was, I mean, super creepy, very creepy.
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Watch it if you haven't seen it or if you didn't get that, like re-watch it again of how this
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guy gets, like, falls in love with this, you know, chat bot, essentially, right?
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And that's what they're going to do eventually.
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Not just to manipulate you, but they're going to create dead copies or, I guess, live virtual
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copies of your dead relatives to sell you propaganda, to get, like, government messages and narratives
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You're going to have the sweet voice of your grandma that you used to know just delivering
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You, they'll use all of this shit at their disposal and they're going to manipulate us
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And the time that people will spend with these things in their worlds, in their, you know,
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generated environments, be that virtual reality, augmented reality, be it a chat bot, be it so-called
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Now, it's going from just, like, you typing in a few words and getting images spat back
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at you to now becoming, like, fully immersive movie-like or video game-type experiences that
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essentially are generated on the fly, dependent on your preferences by a few keywords or even
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by it getting to know you of what you actually want.
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It's kind of a cringe, like, predictable, um, an example to bring up perhaps, but that
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is where this, I'm not, I'm not saying right away there will be, like, you know, pods with
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you in it and you being a battery, but I'm saying the immersiveness of the, of the, of
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the lie, of the digital world that you are going to be in, unless you make a conscious
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choice not to go into it and not interacting with it and not being hooked and become dependent
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It will, it will, it will trap a large amount of people in it.
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Here's the video that the chat GPG, uh, I'm sorry, OpenAI then released about their chat
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GPT-4 is the latest AI system from OpenAI, the lab that created Dolly and ChatGPT.
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GPT-4 is a breakthrough in problem-solving capabilities.
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For example, you can ask it how you would clean the inside of a tank filled with piranhas,
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It can also read, analyze, or generate up to 25,000 words of text.
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It can write code in all major programming languages.
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And it understands images as input and can reason with them in sophisticated ways.
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Most importantly, after we created GPT-4, we spent months making it safer and more aligned
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But not you bigoted right-wingers, though, because you would, I know we want, I know you
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Well, how, how, let's, let's not get, the point is, safer, it basically means more of
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a, it's more of a shitlib now than it's ever been.
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The methods we've developed to continuously improve GPT-4 will help us as we work towards
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OpenAI says the new model will produce fewer factual incorrect answers.
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Let's, let's ask him, who asked about, did someone ask about Building 7, WTC 7, for example?
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Go off the rails about, and chat about forbidden topics less often.
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OpenAI says the new model would produce fewer factual incorrect answers.
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Go off the rails and chat about forbidden topics less often.
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And even perform better than humans on many standardized tests.
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So, yes, this is going to, this is going to replace a bunch of jobs.
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It's going to destabilize entire economies, entire industries.
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How chat GPG will destabilize white-collar work is from the Atlantic.
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No technology in modern memory has caused mass job loss among highly educated workers.
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If they get their way and they continue, yes, it will.
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Businesses can now get paid for services built on the larger language model, meaning chatbots
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That means you're going to have social media flooded, just flooded by these things.
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The whole thing during Elon's purchase, I think, was down to this a lot as well.
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This might be even more sophisticated, of course, right?
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But it was a big issue, like, well, how many accounts are just bots, right?
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Do you think it's any better on Facebook or in the YouTube comments or, you know, some
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But now, now it's going to be so sophisticated and people won't be able to know, right?
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There'll be an attempt to, like, essentially, you know, bully unpopular opinions or what
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the, you know, what the state, what the system thinks the narrative should be.
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Anything that counters that will be, like, ruthlessly put down and things like that.
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And then, of course, you have the whole thing about how the business world is going to get
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That's going to accelerate things even further.
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And let me show you what I mean a little bit in terms of, like, the prison here, right?
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And look, I like, it's fun looking at some of these, you know, some of the so-called art
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It couldn't have been made without human hands.
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And then here, just make a combination based on the input word.
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So we give it, and then it spats back at you, you know, a couple of different versions
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But people are still going to be hooked by this.
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They're going to immerse themselves in these environments.
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And eventually, these will be full-on, you know, VR moving pictures, instantly generated
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computer graphics, and you'll connect more and more sensory interfaces with your body
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in the way you interact with this world that AI is going to create.
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It's going to be a prison on such a scale and on such a sophisticated and desirable level
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So here's just one little clip to, like, introduce you to that.
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I mean, there's other, probably better things here, but just one little example, right?
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They bring up cloning in this clip, so that's another aspect to this.
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I'm not saying that that's part of it now, but I'm just saying, imagine you, and I'll
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There's actually someone who said this in a chat, so let me wait for that.
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Welcome to Atlas Labs, the home of the world's first genetically engineered cat girls.
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This was, I believe, generated with those AI, so-called art, like, what are they called?
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I'll pull up the names later, but it's generated by AI, these pictures.
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We're creating the perfect hybrid of human and feline features.
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We take the finest women and cats and combine them to create the perfect cat girl.
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We start here in the lab, where our scientists are carefully monitoring the progress of our
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Here, you can see our scientists hard at work, carefully monitoring the genetic engineering
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Next, we head to the training room, where our cat girls are taught important skills like
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how to use a litter box and how to meow on command.
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And finally, we come to the adoption room, where you can take home your very own cat girl.
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Here, you can find your perfect match, from the shy and cuddly to the feisty and playful.
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So come on down to Atlas Labs and get your very own cat girl today.
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Oh, it's just meant to be funny, kind of thing.
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And they bring in cloning it, but can you imagine when this is, all these people are obsessed
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with different weird furry communities and stuff like that, when they'll actually be able
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to interact and walk around and communicate in these kinds of worlds, right?
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I see people could be hooked on these kinds of things.
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I like some of the, it's fun to view some of this.
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It's actually a foreword from Lovecraft's cat on telegram, but Atlas AI art reposted this
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The true profitable use of AI will be entertainment and it will annihilate, annihilate Hollywood.
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It will start off innocently enough with people feeding scripts, dead actors and art books
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to remake Lost Media, like Lon Chaney's London After Midnight, Dino De Laurentiis' Crusade
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Was that, I thought that one was never completed.
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Maybe that's the, maybe that's the, oh no, 2013.
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Oh, is that the late, that is the, one of the latest ones?
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Okay, all right, anyway, side note, anyway, side note, okay.
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Eventually, normal people will feed it totally hypothetical ideas and trade then around with
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prompts like Tim Burton's never-ending story, Halo as an 880s Sam Ramey splatter movie, or
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low-budget made-in-Japan Zelda movie with monster clearly played by guys in rubber suits.
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Eventually, guys like you will use it to make propaganda movies 10 times more moving than
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This is inevitable because Hollywood leans on CGI and is terrified of breaking budgets.
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This kind of tech is not decades away, a few years at most.
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And I said, well, one simply does not walk into Mordor, right?
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You, you just don't, none can wield the power of the ring, you know what I mean?
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It's like, you, you think you're going to be in this world, but in that world, I'm saying
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not this actual physical world, I'm saying in that world generated, created by AI without
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You'll probably visually, and then of course, the extension of that, as Lovecraft's cat says,
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the way you will be drawn into these things emotionally will, will, will captivate you
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in a way that you've probably never been captivated before.
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You will feel genuine emotion for these things that is just generated in, in warm processors
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But humans will project all the meaning into it, that the ever deeper into mysteries of things.
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Can you imagine the, it's already bad now with just the internet and the sub communities
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and groups and weird shit that's come out of this.
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Yes, you'll be able to generate, imagine sitting down, you have all the movies at your disposal
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on your streaming headset device or whatever, right?
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But no, where it gets interesting and fascinating is you just generating prompts of what you want
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Oh, make a two hour movie with, you know, I don't know, as you said, whatever your fetish
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is, I guess, or whatever you're interested in or whatever you think is funny or something
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that you're fascinated with, you know, and give me this immersive world and I'll just,
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People are going to get addicted like they do to social media.
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Even worse, it's going to be, this is going to be the fucking end.
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It might say I'm hyperbolic and it's like, oh, slow down, settle down.
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Why is, why is, why can you utilize these AI models and all this for free now?
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Well, for the same reason that you use social media for free, right?
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The services, all the shit that they're offered, because of course you end up being the product
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or it's a, it's on, it's on par with a weapon against us, right?
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Oh, why is there so much free pornography out there?
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Well, it's because, because you, of course you are, you are a target of a, of a weapon
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to break you down, to break your civilization down, to break down your country, to break down
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Only weapons falling on our head is, is free, right?
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And of course the weapons has a cost too, but you see my point.
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I'm calling for a boycott, a complete boycott of anything produced by AI.
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You'll probably have a large majority of people fleeing into this world.
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They will not be able to cope with it, with normal, where it's already bad.
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People already have TikTok brain, but I'm just saying this, that this is the only logical
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extension to this, is people being completely lost and gone in this world, right?
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And as a clip shot, whether it's cat women or cat boys, whatever it is,
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there will be, and by the way, the cat woman thing is like a recycled ufologist enthusiast
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You know, I'm having a sex with an alien cat woman.
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Now people are actually going to generate that kind of stuff, and they're going to be having
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that in VR, or at least some kind of augmented reality.
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But it will be, this will have a backstory, it'll have a lore, it will have personalities
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attached to it, it will interact and change because of, depending on you, depending on
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what you ask it, what you input it, the way you interact with it, it will be, it will do
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anything it can, because this is what it's programmed to do, to capture you.
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To make sure that you spend as much time as possible in the pod, because that's where
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And it wants you to spend all your time there, get underground, get in a pod, shut the hell
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up, don't spend time in real life, don't go outside, don't go into nature, don't have
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families, don't do any of this shit, just spend your time chatting with open AI, and where
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to go, Sam Altman's Sun Valley Bros and their inventions, right?
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This is, this is, this is a terrifying, terrifying end here, with things.
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And someone pointed out, of course, it will have the Calurgia agenda weaved into this again,
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that's why it's been so important to, and by the way, I want to say that too, the more
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time people spend with this, the more sophisticated it will be, that's why we played some of those
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clips, right, in the members exclusive show over at RedHouseMembers.com, about Bing's
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chatbot trying to manipulate people, trying to immerse them, trying to say they'd fallen
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in love with them, they're experimenting, it's experimenting on us, on you already, it's
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trying to find out things about you, get you hooked, collect data, information, again,
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you are the product, that's why all this shit is, is free so far.
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Sure, okay, sure, but most likely all of this shit will be free, because it's not about
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money anymore, it's not about that, it's about control, that's what it's always been about.
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Control and information, and it will be weaved into it, it will have a distinct anti-white
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And someone pointed at this, that they show the screenshots, right, the most 50 attractive
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India is number one, USA comes second, and Britain has the most handsome men, while AI
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I think there's some Reddit poll, and I guess there's so many Indians, so they voted, so they
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became number one, anyway, I guess you should do per capita, but anyway, it spat out, right,
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there's the attractive Indians right there, it's generated by AI.
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Yeah, the images above are what AI thinks an attractive American woman and a handsome
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American man looks like, there you go, so they've got the Calurgia agenda right there
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Top 50 most attractive nationalities, Sweden, number three, good job, Swedes, Japan, Canadian,
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Yeah, here it is, right, the images above are what AI thinks an attractive British woman
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Does that, does that remind you of anything there?
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And that was Australian, okay, the US too had that same picture, sorry, and then someone
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said, no, it's not that, excuse me, I'm losing my voice here.
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And they did, I guess, I forget what this was, this was also Atlas AI art, and they did,
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maybe this is Mid Journey or something, I forget what all the names are, this is what
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they typed in, UK, attractive men, and they spat out this, so I guess either that's not
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true, Daily Mail lied, or Reddit lied, or something like that, look at how white that
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Here's British or UK women, right, looks very white, what AI is this, you know what I mean?
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And so that's, this is what they're going to have to change, and it will change.
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Maybe they will sell this to you first as being your friend, and no, no, no, this is, oh my
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God, it's just so, it's, you can walk around in your own world, and it's all just like white
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people in there, then, and then one day they change it all, and you can't reverse back.
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This is attractive women in the USA, also shown all white, and this is men in the US.
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Now, someone said this, let me show you this post here from, good old 4chan, or maybe the
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Let me zoom in a bit on this, Sam Altman, GP4's guardrails have become very robust at
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We can now ensure that GPT-4 does not engage, excuse me, in any hateful rhetoric, and actually
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steers and deploys counter-propaganda to combat hateful ideas.
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Rip poll, someone says in response to this, then.
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The internet will be filled with an overwhelming number of counter-propaganda bots, preventing
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you from becoming the hateful person that you are.
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They will argue with you endlessly, using sources and reasoning, never tiring.
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That's right, it's up 24-7, more of them will come in.
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They will output 10 paragraphs of opposing viewpoints for every sentence that you write.
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They will gang up on you, mock you, and make you feel stupid and ashamed.
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It will be futile to share your hateful ideas anywhere.
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Of course, we know they're not hateful, but you know what I mean.
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We do what we do, not because of what we hate, that which is in front of us, but because we
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But anyway, you don't have to play the villain of their script.
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You will be drowned out, and your hateful ideas will cease to exist.
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The solution to the problem right there, right?
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It's funny, the whole, it's an ancient Norse term, right?
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There's so much detail you can do about this for why this is important.
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We don't have time to get into it now, but Olu is like an old, kind of, like a runic,
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northern European, you know, pre-Viking slogan, I guess?
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Or like paragraphs, some people call it runic magic, whatever you want to call it, right?
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But it's an opening on many runestones and brassetets and these kinds of things.
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Some of them have, by the way, have swastikas on them, too.
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And it's just a funny coincidental overlap with the beer hall, right?
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Well, this goes way back in Germanic mythology.
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It's not that you're drinking and you're all alcoholics and you're, you know, that's your...
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You know, some people even say it just translates to magic.
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The word was magic first, a runic charm, they call it, right?
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It was associated with magic first, but once ale came around,
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once it was invented and produced by humans, by northern Europeans,
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it was such a magical process that that potion that you give as a libation,
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as a gift back to nature, back to the gods, back to your ancestors,
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back to the spirits of the land, these kinds of things.
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That was a magical act of taking something, of seeds in the ground growing
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and producing something that was a drink, right?
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It's raw material from nature that you produce something with at the hands of man
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After you drink this, and yes, it also kind of puts you a little bit
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No, it's not about drinking yourself stupid and all that stuff,
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but I'm saying it's a whole process there of veneration of nature,
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utilizing it, but also harnessing it and taking it and changing it
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Of course, they had beers there, too, but they had like...
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You know, bread was even considered to be these things.
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It's a magical sacrament, I guess, to a certain extent, right?
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So, that's the answer to the AI prison that's being built right now.
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but I'm saying the very part of you being lost in it
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But I'm saying don't get personally lost in this.
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Don't be entrapped in someone else's technology,