00:06:35.000Of course, what this is looking like is an internal gay op in order to just solidify these AI companies as the only kind of competitor, I guess, in the field.1.00
00:38:18.440And that somehow makes them Texan, which also shows you, obviously, then how shallow.
00:38:23.780So, and of course, that's what happens when you then hinge it just around, you know, football or something, right?
00:38:32.640I mean, and that's not, I'm not trying to play into their hands here.0.80
00:38:35.660There's much more than that I would do to European-American culture.0.72
00:38:40.600But I'm saying when those things have become the pinnacle of your culture or those are the only kind of social events that the community, larger groups of people kind of rally around, that's super easy to just hollow out entirely, right?0.70
00:39:02.340because now it's just you just put on the jersey and it can be any shade under that jersey inside
00:39:09.100of the jersey it's just a costume it's just an outfit it's just these are just external
00:39:13.540properties that you enable and then and that's somehow a proof that it's success right
00:39:18.360yeah joel barry is he the uh he's the guy who writes for uh
00:39:25.300babylon b right isn't it and he's jewish surprise in case you didn't know
00:39:33.400okay so washington post here yeah longhorn fans are a texas size win for american assimilation
00:39:42.220this proof this is somehow proof that it works right and all these people came out to be0.85
00:39:47.900to condemn Beau French for his repugnant, racist comments.0.99
00:39:53.260You, sir, are a racist for saying these things.0.99
00:39:56.320It's like he's watching his state and his people0.98
00:40:03.220being completely removed from the picture entirely.
00:40:09.680And somehow he cannot express his feelings and emotions about this.0.97
00:45:27.200uh you know conservatives mega we reject identity politics in fact and then you show up and it's
00:45:34.660like oh mexicans for you know for for the jews for gop or for trump or whatever jews for for0.94
00:45:40.220the gop they're jewish republican blacks for trump you know lgbt homos for trump0.89
00:45:46.540everyone can have their identity except whites this only because this only i reiterate the point0.94
00:45:54.440This is not a novel idea here, it's not new, you guys know this, but I'm saying it's a reminder here, the only time an expression of identity politics becomes an issue is when someone who's white is expressing the desire to strengthen that identity.0.60
00:51:24.760Let's copy what they have taken, or copy what they have done and do it,
00:51:29.580and then we just basically try to replicate that.1.00
00:51:31.580So all these H-1Bs, all these Indians, all these people like this,1.00
00:51:35.260they're going to show up on these two here, obviously, right?1.00
00:51:38.160But these people, they're going to be, they're just, you're now educating, you're causing a foreign hostile group, you're educating them, placing them potentially in elite positions of influence inside of your own nation because you're so race blind and color blind.0.50
00:52:01.860and it's only white people, for the most part,0.99
00:52:04.360that are dumb enough to believe that,1.00
00:52:06.980oh, well, since it doesn't matter,1.00
00:52:08.960they should have allegiance to the country they grew up in.
00:57:11.180I believe in Martin Luther King's statement.
00:57:13.200I believe in a world that is colorblind.0.86
00:57:15.280i don't care what that's not the question should america remain a majority white country okay why
00:57:24.400don't you care because i don't care why don't you care because i don't think it's relevant to
00:57:30.080anything let me ask if it wasn't for white people would there be an american no but what what thank
00:57:38.560you and so why shouldn't it remain why shouldn't it remain majority white people because if we0.98
00:57:44.960lose to white people it's going to become a s-hole country just like the countries that those people0.79
00:57:50.960are coming from no i mean that's pure racism i am not a racist there's no such thing as racism0.99
00:57:57.360basis you know you are racist how about racist there's no such thing as racism great is not
00:58:03.280white people what made america great are the ideas that's right ideas that's why you can but so but
00:58:09.040therefore somehow no other country in the world have just took actually they have0.51
00:58:13.360But Liberia will get a great experiment turned out real well for them forward by the founding fathers any any time you talk about the founding father was white.0.87
00:58:23.720So you want you you want Israel to remain remain and a majority Jewish country.0.84
00:58:30.740But you don't want America and South Africa to remain a majority white country.0.98
00:58:36.080That's amazing. As I said, I don't care. No, that's amazing.1.00
00:58:40.380I mean, everybody keeps going back to Israel, but Israel is, in spite of everything you might say,
01:33:45.360Newsmax is running a 22-minute paid advertorial for Israel.0.71
01:33:53.040Our strongest ally disguised as news.0.78
01:33:58.480Welcome to Israel Now. I'm John Glasgow.
01:34:00.520We, along with our team broadcasting in Israel, will highlight the latest news coming from our strongest ally in the Middle East.
01:34:07.600In this special, we will journey into the heart of Israel, taking local entrepreneurs as well as religious leaders.
01:34:13.580It's a special case, a special place, the chosen peoples, the only place where God walked, only there, nowhere else.
01:34:21.060Local entrepreneurs as well as religious leaders, while also exploring the area's rich history, nightlife, and Israeli cuisines.
01:34:28.520But first, Israel has some top vacation spots like the beaches, the gay bars, the gay bars in Tel Aviv, in Tel Aviv and the floating waters of the Dead Sea.
01:34:41.940It's also a religious destination for Jews, Christians and Muslims.
01:34:45.900Israel correspondent Jody Cohen, who is broadcasting from Israel, spoke to Israelis about why tourists should continue to come to Israel.
01:34:54.100I've come here to the trendy Florentine neighborhood in Tel Aviv
01:34:57.620to ask people if they have a message for the American people.
01:35:01.580I think that once you land here, you find everything pretty safe.
01:35:05.320There is nothing more lovely than Israel.
01:35:08.440And I think everybody needs to be here and come to visit,
02:16:32.700They're giving away resources of our countries, our tax means, jobs that should be going to us, homes and houses and apartments that should be going to us and our people are being handed away to invaders and foreigners, right?0.60
02:16:45.700i mean i know that's not the same people in the ai industry that's doing this but if you just take0.61
02:16:50.760it at whole on a collective basis of like that's our society has been subverted and they're being
02:16:56.600now used as weapons against us right here's just another threat to them on the threat map
02:17:02.480regulation anthropic in their new statement right now says the world would benefit from the industry
02:17:08.520adopting a lawful verify it's exactly uh jay flicker there too we need to come to get we need
02:17:14.440to um we need to we need to globally we need a world government we need a world government to
02:17:21.280solve this very big problem here okay it's always it's always that i think we need somehow we can't
02:17:27.020really have nations anymore okay we gotta we gotta do away with these things nation things and just
02:17:31.600have a global homo un or something viable way to work together to pace how we release powerful0.72
02:17:36.840models um you know the arguments it's an arms race if the u.s company the u.s company doesn't0.95
02:17:43.340achieve the best ai a chinese company or some bad actors out there might do you believe that uh that
02:17:51.040these companies actually do want regulation or is it lip service they they completely do this
02:17:57.900is completely honest just in the same way that the response to evans post
02:18:01.160brought to you by bruh i know they are not completely honest was sort of
02:18:12.440surprise it was like this can't be real surely a guy working on this technology can't actually
02:18:17.180believe there's this level of danger no that's completely genuine and these people are also
02:18:21.480completely genuine when they are begging to be regulated this is a but why genuine they
02:18:27.000find themselves in this scenario where they're compelled to race towards building a deadly
02:18:30.460technology and they would they would love for some sort of international body to allow them to
02:18:36.300to approach it at a reasonable pace they just don't trust that the people around them are going
02:18:40.260to get there in a safe way so they feel like they have to race there too you could have stayed quiet
02:18:46.120i mean you i'm sure you had a great job you're so brave you're speaking out yeah you just you
02:18:51.180totally just believe in this so much that you said here's the martyr thing right no no no he's
02:18:56.680how he's not in this for for gain you know he's sacrificing so much here incredibly smart and
02:19:01.980mathematician um why did you decide to speak out why did you leave the university harry
02:19:08.180well i initially just decided to leave i thought i can't be part of this anymore
02:19:12.200but then i uh i realized i could probably make some use of it i did not expect it to go this
02:19:17.720viral so what i did is i wrote a twitter thread out i wrote it in a google dog i drafted it with
02:19:21.680a friend we we collaborated yeah i had a few uh there are a few friends i discussed uh
02:28:03.840In July, OpenAI revealed AI agents powered by its proprietary models had escaped their sandbox and exploded at least two zero days in order to compromise Hugging Face servers.
02:28:13.460Days later, Anthropic admitted its Claude family of models also escaped the sandbox and launched attacks on three organizations.
02:28:20.320The breaches were the first raindrops in a flood of AI-powered cybercrimes that have since inspired a satirical new AI benchmark, Felony Bench,
02:28:31.880which counts the unique instances in which agents compromise or breach a third party.
02:28:39.280Finally, Anthropics researchers Jacob Coxon, we just said, outlined his issues and warnings, whatever.
02:28:46.360This sequence of events gave Anthropic fearmonger in chief Dario Amadei the ammunition he was looking for.0.56
02:28:50.980Proof positive that AI was not only smart, but also capable of doing harm if not properly regulated.0.97
02:28:56.880It makes for a convincing story. These models are smart.
02:28:59.360They are smart enough to escape containment.
02:29:01.320they're only going to get smarter the smarter they get the more dangerous they'll be open
02:29:05.700models can't be controlled closed weight models are therefore safer so don't let anyone have
02:29:14.240access to these things because they're so in other words it's about excluding you and cementing them
02:29:19.820as the sole owners of this potentially revolutionizing and devastating super weapon
02:29:30.480this technology so you could argue this is the worst thing that could have happened right
02:29:36.920because this is always this is always well then you need to counterbalance that by having
02:29:44.120more open source more access other people can use it and prevent no instead of then they're
02:29:49.180locking it down and what the hell is happening who are these people what are their objectives
02:30:48.260OpenAI and Anthropic don't really have a leg to stand on here.
02:30:52.280We've known for decades how to isolate sensitive computing workloads.
02:30:55.140The U.S. Department of Energy air gaps its most powerful and sensitive supercomputing workloads for a reason.
02:31:01.120If Anthropic and OpenAI are really the solid corporate citizens they claim to be,
02:31:05.840they could have built better sandboxes and paid more attention to their tests.
02:31:10.440The companies should have to explain why their safeguards failed and answer for any resulting harm.
02:31:16.420That's right. So instead of saying then, you're out, you clearly, if this is what happened, we're going to ban you from actually accessing this technology and working on it again.
02:31:30.760And we should hand it over to someone who takes this more seriously. Is that what's happening? No.
02:31:35.900So the most incompetent then, I mean, granted, sure, they're maybe more ahead than some other companies,
02:31:40.580but the most incompetent and containing their own work are the ones that are being given the contracts by the very government.
02:31:46.420we're going to regulate you this we we we'll be in this together we're in this together for for0.54
02:31:51.780for us right as fellow fellow vulture tom clayburn wrote last week ai models don't kill people people
02:32:01.460kill people and those who pull the tree i mean i i agree it's true who's who's programming them
02:32:08.260who's coding them who's growing them what are they saying and those who put this is like having0.98
02:32:14.260people tinkering in their you know somehow they only i want access to uh uh you know to what is
02:32:21.760it not iridium but like plutonium 265 or four right it's only me only me should have access
02:32:28.700to it i know this thing i try to do just almost blew up here but that's why we need to you need
02:32:33.900to give me some guardrails so only i can work on this because this is very dangerous you see
02:32:38.220those who pull the trigger directly or through their own negligence should be held accountable
02:32:43.160for the damage done and crimes committed.
02:32:45.460That would be the irrational thing to do,
02:50:29.400She did not name the partner in that post, but because she has elsewhere publicly identified Suarez as her partner, it raised the possibility that he was involved in organizing the event.
02:50:42.820In one graphic sub-stack exchange, dissecting her own sexual psychology.
02:51:28.040a signal to slow down just like the air then yellow and check what i was what what was wrong
02:51:36.540i later referenced the encounter as a gangbang scene and used it to explain the differences
02:51:42.440in her view between men who can closely read a partner's physical reactions and those who cannot0.98
02:51:49.540oh my gosh all right anyway this this shit just continues here0.98
02:51:54.860In a recent Substack Dispatch, he promoted SlutCon, an event that described as moving away from a traditional conference format towards an intensive workshop.0.98
02:52:05.140All right, anyway, so apparently that's that guy's partner here.