Red Ice TV - JeetBlock & Using AI with Jon

00:00:00.000 When you're on the phone

00:00:30.000 They connect you with a guy

00:00:34.540 He says his name is Michael

00:00:39.660 But you know it's a lie

00:00:44.800 He's in a call center

00:00:49.980 Just imagine the smell

00:00:55.160 And he is not helpful 0.99

00:01:00.360 You're not fucking helpful 0.99

00:01:05.580 You're a percheek 1.00

00:01:10.540 You're an ending 0.98

00:01:15.820 Don't even think about coming here 0.93

00:01:22.040 And you don't belong here

00:01:27.500 So go playing turns 1.00

00:01:32.200 Fuck you, mother chode 1.00

00:01:36.940 You don't use the party 1.00

00:01:42.120 You poop in the road 0.94

00:01:47.900 You're just like some locusts

00:01:54.320 When you come to our town 1.00

00:01:58.000 You're just after shekels 1.00

00:02:04.260 You smell like a rectal 1.00

00:02:09.040 Cause you're a jeep 1.00

00:02:13.560 I'm not an angel 0.99

00:02:18.940 What the hell are you doing here? 0.99

00:02:27.260 You don't belong here 1.00

00:02:30.420 Oh no

00:02:32.840 Just keep it all around

00:02:40.260 To each other

00:02:48.100 Run, run, run, run

00:02:53.580 Run 0.56

00:03:05.580 Now everywhere is crappy 1.00

00:03:15.760 Just like the Jew once 1.00

00:03:21.000 You came here for shackles 1.00

00:03:26.840 And emptying rectals

00:03:32.000 Cause you're a Jeep 1.00

00:03:36.140 Not in Anglo 1.00

00:03:41.720 What the hell are you doing here? 1.00

00:03:49.580 You don't belong here 1.00

00:03:52.880 You don't belong here

00:04:02.000 I want to see this TV book post.

00:04:33.000 It was not easy

00:04:42.000 Cheat Block

00:04:56.000 No! Stop! Do not redeem the cheat block! 0.99

00:04:59.000 I am telling you right now, please

00:05:00.000 All right, here we go, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back.

00:05:15.680 Thank you for joining us.

00:05:16.860 I'm Henrik, this is Red Ice.

00:05:17.800 Thank you for tuning in here to the G2Block show together with John.

00:05:22.160 Hope you're all doing well out there.

00:05:24.240 Hello, can you hear me?

00:05:27.260 Hello, this is John.

00:05:29.200 Oh, no. 1.00

00:05:30.540 Oh, shit. 0.99

00:05:31.340 Who is it that I have the pleasure of speaking to today? 1.00

00:05:35.120 See, I knew it was a fraud.

00:05:38.760 Wasn't that my initial hunch, gang, you guys out there listening? 1.00

00:05:41.740 I knew that G-block was actually a G. 1.00

00:05:44.000 Doing the whole rigamarole.

00:05:46.100 Here, let me jump in here and actually make sure that you have a blocker.

00:05:49.800 I'm sorry.

00:05:50.360 Who is this?

00:05:52.440 This is Henrik.

00:05:55.460 Henrik, I am calling for Lana.

00:05:57.940 Oh, I knew.

00:05:59.620 I knew it.

00:06:00.520 Of course. 1.00

00:06:01.060 Where's the white woman? 0.92

00:06:02.020 Lana, where are you, beauty?

00:06:04.240 I don't know what's going on here.

00:06:05.540 We're packing up the show, ladies and gentlemen.

00:06:07.340 I think that's it.

00:06:08.840 We're done.

00:06:10.160 Do not redeem.

00:06:11.020 Hello, Lana.

00:06:12.740 Well, she's not here right now.

00:06:14.120 She'll come to the phone later.

00:06:17.320 Okay.

00:06:18.500 How are you doing, man?

00:06:20.000 Can you ask her if she got the Google gift cards?

00:06:24.080 The redeem gift cards?

00:06:26.040 Sure, yeah.

00:06:26.580 I'll check, I'll check a little bit later.

00:06:28.480 How about that?

00:06:29.760 And also, sir, if you can look on your desktop,

00:06:33.080 there should be an icon.

00:06:34.940 It says any desk.

00:06:35.900 Can you click that, please? 0.67

00:06:37.720 Lana should have installed it already. 0.97

00:06:40.640 Yeah, yeah, maybe.

00:06:42.480 Can I do it later?

00:06:47.520 Okay, sir, I think that I need to speak to Lana right now.

00:06:51.920 Well, she's away right now.

00:06:53.380 You can't come to the help desk right now.

00:06:56.580 okay all right i'm just kidding i'm not an indian

00:06:59.820 was that was that the first first thing you know i think i think i invited you on what is that that's

00:07:05.020 quite a while ago now we had to kind of a back and forth for a bit there it was um last october

00:07:10.680 oh is it that long ago because i had done the extensions and you talked about it on your show

00:07:15.360 i was really happy about that good um and you and other people that talked about on the show was

00:07:21.180 like oh it's probably some jeets doing another scam could you imagine it's like the triple

00:07:26.900 triple play jeet or whatever you never know right but i'm not i swear to god and i don't want to

00:07:34.300 like you know face docs myself you can see i don't have my face um on the stream that's fine

00:07:39.100 don't worry about it for obvious reasons there's no benefit to me yeah so it's kind of hard to

00:07:43.600 prove it but um guys henrik can see me right now you sound well yeah and and your feet is blue so

00:07:48.620 You're actually, I mean, that's not, I'm not lying here. 0.84

00:07:50.640 You look like a Smurf or a Pleiadian. 1.00

00:07:52.440 I couldn't decide which one. 0.99

00:07:53.740 Yeah, I'm blue for some reason, which is like, I'm trying to prove my authenticity and I'm not brown.

00:07:59.220 I'm not white.

00:08:00.160 I'm blue. 0.97

00:08:01.220 You look very white. 0.95

00:08:02.540 You're very white. 1.00

00:08:03.680 So that's good. 1.00

00:08:05.100 Okay.

00:08:05.980 So let's, let's talk about it.

00:08:07.940 Let's, let's, let's go.

00:08:09.000 Let's start from the top.

00:08:10.580 What made you want to do Jeep block?

00:08:13.440 um the same thing like everybody wanted it and you know that like elon came out with the um

00:08:22.760 the region it shows you what what country people are from so it was like something you know that

00:08:29.140 everybody especially people like you and me thought of like why are these people on the

00:08:32.900 internet and there has to be a way like somebody needs to do something about this and i was working

00:08:39.360 on other AI stuff. I had just started getting into it, some pretty advanced, uh, voice AI stuff.

00:08:45.580 And I was talking to my buddy about my idea to do this. Um, there's two ways to, to, to cheat block.

00:08:53.260 Basically there is, you know, the way that Elon's doing it, which I can't do, which is,

00:08:58.300 you know, it's the websites have to do it themselves and they could range block people.

00:09:02.300 They could do it right away. Um, the way that Jeep block doing is doing it is the only other

00:09:08.200 possible way that you could do it which is it is just like a giant um names list um so for the

00:09:17.400 basic version it's it's on facebook instagram x and linkedin um and it just does indians the ultra

00:09:26.680 version does have our friends the jews it has a muslim names list it has the lgbtq it has ukraine

00:09:36.120 flag people it has the palestine flag people so those are all settings you could toggle on and

00:09:41.780 off and the ultra or the turbo version which is um the mobile version which is the reason that i'm

00:09:47.980 on the show now um i had like a hiatus of almost a year where i i had like coding ptsd from what i

00:09:56.900 was doing before right right um and i didn't touch anything for like a year but now i came back and

00:10:03.080 And I kind of, the AI is more advanced now.

00:10:06.120 It was a little bit more of a friendly experience.

00:10:08.780 And I kind of, yeah, I built the mobile versions.

00:10:12.800 The mobile versions are like, well, and so are the extensions, but the mobile versions,

00:10:17.380 it's like an alternative internet.

00:10:19.200 It is like, if you didn't want these people on the internet, you can either hit a button

00:10:23.280 that collapses their posts.

00:10:25.520 You could still like see that they were posting or whatever.

00:10:27.860 um or you could just completely disappear them like thanos snap your finger and they're all gone

00:10:33.880 off the internet it's nice okay interesting yeah i saw a chat coming in here too i'll try to patch

00:10:39.140 that through a little bit later here uh in a bit guys thank you for that appreciate it uh appreciate

00:10:43.560 it we'll get to it so is that so it's by name kind of only at this point obviously which makes it

00:10:48.660 you know obviously harder right i mean x did this move where they actually decided to publish the

00:10:54.560 country of origin now of course you do have the the vpn thing and that's still a kind of an issue

00:10:59.900 whatnot but if you would the other website is just completely out of the question i would assume

00:11:04.680 because they don't even offer you that type of thing as a feature but with x is it do you know

00:11:10.060 if there's like a you can go into the through the api or something or you can get like back

00:11:15.400 end access in some way and if the country of origin is india whatever you choose is then you

00:11:20.860 can select that away is that even a possibility just to get away from like you know all the 0.96

00:11:25.400 potential bot accounts and stuff like that too that we know are probably indians but they don't

00:11:29.060 use indian names if that makes sense um i don't know and i don't think so the way that i was

00:11:34.460 thinking of having to do it and it's impossible basically like you would have to click through

00:11:39.020 to the person's profile and see it and that it would just not be like user friendly or possible

00:11:45.500 like this instantaneously removes um sorry g block instantaneously removes them from your feed

00:11:52.300 and you're still getting like 95 of them like the self-identifying ones um you know across the

00:11:59.320 different uh and it's it's not on it's not just on x like i was saying it's on instagram it's on

00:12:05.980 tiktok um it's on linkedin it's on facebook and it's even on youtube so if you you know ben shapiro

00:12:13.360 wants to come up in your feed no no no no no no ben shapiro right yeah and it's it's not just like

00:12:19.800 it was painstaking um every single aspect of every website um i kind of did a redesign so in the

00:12:26.500 mobile app the the apps look a little bit different but i think that they're even better

00:12:30.320 and it's like the comment section uh notifications messages all that like the reels

00:12:37.840 the different types of videos the different retweets that I had to go through absolutely

00:12:43.400 everything and make sure that the extension and the app worked on it and it was a lot of work

00:12:52.820 and a lot of back and forth with me and the AI it was not easy to do no I can imagine absolutely

00:12:58.700 I mean you can share with us however much you want in terms of the technical process and that

00:13:02.760 But before we do that, if you want to do that, what about – so is it through like the browser thing now or are you actually on the app stores or did they take that away?

00:13:13.400 Because, of course, you had one cycle of this already, right?

00:13:16.800 You basically had it up and you were banned everywhere, right?

00:13:19.800 Yeah.

00:13:20.420 So with the app, the Android app, people can just download it.

00:13:25.680 SDK file, what is it?

00:13:26.760 You can install third-party apps.

00:13:27.360 With the Google extension, again, you could install that.

00:13:31.640 um no problem it's in a zip file um with the firefox extension uh again no problem i just

00:13:39.180 need to i told you i was having some technical difficulties myself before the show i need to

00:13:43.980 resend the firefox version um for security check but that will be available the ios version if you

00:13:50.060 have a jailbroken phone you can do it the other thing is europe has some laws where like in europe

00:13:56.840 you're allowed to do third parties um third-party apps so i i it needs to be on a third-party store

00:14:04.200 i don't know if they'll accept me i didn't even try to submit it to the chrome store to the

00:14:08.280 firefox store to the apple store to the play store because i'm not wasting my my time or money or

00:14:14.360 energy doing that right and you can't do it let's say you rebranded and like let's say this is kind

00:14:21.160 of the fun meme version if that makes sense of course our guys you know would use it obviously

00:14:24.920 right but can you do a a version of that like blah how do i put this absolutely no absolutely so

00:14:33.480 i told you that you know i've disassociated um jeep block from like my name everywhere that i

00:14:40.040 can kind of a thing like with stripe and payments and part of the reason is because um the app

00:14:46.200 itself is awesome like it's you have all of your um your social media websites in a bottom bar

00:14:53.880 and instead of clicking out of any app you just click on the icon for the app and it pulls it up

00:14:58.040 so it it reduces your click and like scrolling time i guess so on its own it's a really cool app

00:15:03.640 and i'm gonna you know try to apply for grants for it and loans i'm doing that for like several other

00:15:09.960 things but this is just something else that i'm i'm gonna throw in there so yeah 100 i thought of

00:15:15.320 just having like a normie version of the app i have a name for it um it's built and also the

00:15:21.240 the filtering technology i'm going to be using for uh like a parental control app on youtube because

00:15:27.380 youtube uh will give you like you know like frozen elsa spider-man needle butt needle stuff or

00:15:35.580 whatever right um so yeah i'm going to be using it for that so yeah gblock has um it's already

00:15:42.300 getting forked into like a bunch of different apps okay it is it's it's something really special

00:15:46.660 yeah uh yeah was what i was going to get to was like basically location like block uh internet

00:15:52.580 access from these locations type that that i'm not sure maybe that's already available like in

00:15:57.220 the chrome store or firebox firefox store or something do you know no it's impossible really

00:16:01.700 they have to it's the actual platforms that would have to do that huh yeah okay how about that

00:16:08.220 interesting all right okay so uh adam says things here is this open source and can we install it

00:16:13.040 via zip file adam says things is asking yeah the chrome extension is a zip file and uh due to that

00:16:21.300 reason even if it wasn't a zip file um the chrome extensions are still technically zip files so you

00:16:27.600 can go and look at all the code on the chrome extension for example okay um it's it so it's

00:16:34.900 yeah it's kind of open source um and we didn't say this yet but it's free for the first 30 days

00:16:41.580 um and then you could pay using uh crypto it's not a lot to pay like i should make it more

00:16:49.780 and you could also send some donations via crypto um i'd really appreciate any support when

00:16:56.920 when we first launched the extensions and stuff i think i made like 800

00:17:02.100 um i was using stripe too and i i it was like 200 people used it and i haven't had any complaints

00:17:09.100 like no problems people love it good yeah because it was getting you're talking to this before we

00:17:15.460 came on here but like it was getting the first 1.0 if we want to call it that the version of it

00:17:19.300 got i guess more a lot more attention than it does now that the latest version of it or the

00:17:24.980 new the relaunch i guess we should say uh hasn't got that much attention yet is that correct

00:17:29.100 i think they're on to me well i'm just in general like this isn't my first rodeo you don't just

00:17:35.160 wake up one day and and decide to make an app that like blocks the third world from the internet

00:17:39.720 so i've gotten into like some kerfuffles and stuff with uh you know elon or whatever and

00:17:47.340 yeah the first version was going like pretty viral that's how you heard about it that's how

00:17:51.960 some other big shows were talking about it um but you know they couldn't allow that and they just

00:17:58.320 they blocked the account it was very discouraging for me at the time um

00:18:03.780 and i i was in the process of moving i was like on the road and stuff

00:18:09.420 and uh the last thing that i did was i had like started on the mobile app but then i didn't touch

00:18:16.260 it for a long like i didn't touch it until now again when i came out with the mobile app okay

00:18:22.980 yeah so you took a little kind of break in between so what happened the first time around

00:18:27.420 then it was just kicked off of everything the censorship there tell us the story of what

00:18:31.400 happened there yeah they didn't take down my my like personal account but yeah the jeet block

00:18:39.220 uh twitter got taken down and even like you know when i was trying to post stuff or whatever

00:18:45.840 they're like you can't use that name you can't do this or that um so it was like it's a bunch

00:18:53.240 of jeets that work there so you know they can't be too happy about it and when i was coming out

00:18:58.240 with it there was another guy that was coming out with uh something called rabbit or and it was like

00:19:03.780 a social media website where you could range band people and i think gab lets you do that too but

00:19:08.780 the problem is nobody's on like you can't get people to go onto your social media website

00:19:13.140 and then also when i was like you know i was already pretty much done it and then i was trying

00:19:18.980 to release it like really fast because of that i don't know it was it was just like spooking me as

00:19:22.580 like competition i thought i was going to make like a million dollars off of this i thought it

00:19:25.800 was going to be like the biggest news um and then elon came out and was saying oh we're going to do

00:19:30.900 range banning or whatever um so that kind of lit a fire under me too to push it out there but they

00:19:38.180 were like they know that there is a demand for something like jeep block it's just they can't

00:19:44.380 i don't think that you can um ban people by country and the reason that you can't ban people

00:19:50.640 by country and i know this in my heart of hearts is because if you could do that you would need to

00:19:57.540 be able to block israel they couldn't be like oh yeah you can block everybody except for israel

00:20:03.440 so that if you want to know the reason why elon will never ever ever and nobody else will ever 0.89

00:20:08.900 give you like jeep block basically it's because they can't it's like a catch-22 for them they

00:20:15.060 can't do it okay interesting yeah didn't they do like they stopped translating like he auto

00:20:20.900 translating hebrew i think over to english on x wasn't that a new story well literally they were

00:20:26.900 trying to install malware on or on some like uh activist lawyer's phone the other day and it they

00:20:34.340 accidentally installed their like contact list the massad contact list and like elon was on there

00:20:40.080 sam altman was on there he is he i didn't hear about this really he's he's doing some some great

00:20:46.680 things i guess whatever um but he is controlled at the end of the day ultimately he can't do

00:20:53.420 whatever he wants to do he's beholden to the banks or whatever yeah um yeah i don't trust him

00:21:00.320 at all right i didn't see any news about that what would i search for to get that up but what

00:21:04.580 who's a lawyer, Juan Bronco, is that the thing?

00:21:07.940 Mossad accidentally installs contact list on phone,

00:21:12.320 Elon Musk, Sam Altman, I guess.

00:21:13.900 Here we go, here, yeah, here's the story here.

00:21:17.440 Today's news, that sounds good.

00:21:21.520 Lawyer Juan Bronco claims Mossad hacked his phone

00:21:25.580 and accidentally uploaded thousands of contacts

00:21:28.980 instead of removing them,

00:21:30.480 allegedly exposing the real phone numbers of figures,

00:21:33.040 including Elon Musk, as he said,

00:21:34.580 uh open ai's ceo sam ultimate and senior israeli political and intelligence officials

00:21:41.140 interesting big if true um me and him have been like i know he knows who i am basically

00:21:50.960 that's kind of paranoid as that sounds i could show you he knows some really wild stuff of

00:21:55.640 shadow banning on because i took video it would go into like the admin tools and like my messages

00:22:02.660 tab would be changed to it would say messages in lowercase and it was like um other stuff would

00:22:09.520 say like posts and i would be trying to make a post and it would be backspacing when i'm writing

00:22:16.340 and when i fire i copy and paste it and fire it off super quick and it was changing the words

00:22:22.920 and changing entire sentences um like i have this all on video um i have and it happened like

00:22:29.680 several times but this was this was like years and years ago that this was happening to me

00:22:35.000 and shadow ban like people can't see my posts period so i will i will back you up on that i'll

00:22:41.540 i will say this the latest from the jblock mobile account i did it literally before we went on right

00:22:48.000 i liked your post as you can see here yeah and then i did repost and it didn't work and it did

00:22:56.880 not show up on my timeline i actually had to make when i made when i did quote and did a comment

00:23:02.560 then it showed up on my timeline but i could not get it to show up on my timeline yeah by

00:23:06.400 simply i am i think probably the most shadow banned person like they really really really hate me um

00:23:14.400 i was talking to you before the show um i was the one that did hashtag the noticing which was the

00:23:20.560 big you know this is my first rodeo like you know i'm blocking the third world from the internet

00:23:24.720 before that i made the biggest database of anti-semitic hate facts ever with hashtag the 0.78

00:23:31.140 noticing because people were just you know whenever some jewish person was you know doing what they do 0.52

00:23:35.980 they would just post hashtag the noticing underneath it and that's like the only if you 0.94

00:23:40.780 try typing hashtag the noticing or posting it on twitter it like doesn't let you like it'll like

00:23:46.800 backspace your phone or something well you saw the uh and it won't come up and that was what got

00:23:51.820 so like the ADL was talking about it and they were removing the hashtag when they were talking

00:23:56.640 about it and they were just posting people's posts and saying look at this anti-semitism

00:24:00.680 but they were smart enough not to really talk about it and that was what got um them after

00:24:07.600 Elon and when you know they were like oh x might go under because he's losing all of his advertisers

00:24:12.520 um so like yeah I think he kind of hates me he doesn't acknowledge me and you know I'm very

00:24:18.740 shadow banned so they just rather that that i not exist i guess well that's what they do they squeeze

00:24:24.420 you out so i'm not sure if you saw this but the australian news website called the noticer

00:24:30.100 noticer.news was banned from x literally what is this august 5th here now and of course it was the

00:24:37.620 executive council of australian jewry and u.s based jewish advocacy group the anti-defamation

00:24:43.300 league that basically said that word or saying noticing is anti-semitism and they managed to get

00:24:50.160 their accounts banned from x so yes i'll back yeah when i did hashtag the noticing like i

00:24:55.580 started on poll or whatever on 4chan um but the the the hashtag like it was every when it was

00:25:06.040 when it was going it was like every two seconds somebody was posting under it right and this was

00:25:11.520 going on for a month so like after a month like it was like every like 15 seconds somebody was

00:25:17.360 posting it um so yeah they don't like the the the noticer that website would fall they would get to

00:25:23.940 pulled into my band basically yeah that's right that's right okay we have a lot more to get into

00:25:29.640 here obviously talk about i did want to run let me see if i can run this real quick here because

00:25:33.000 it was a super chat let me just run that uh did it did that come up no it doesn't refresh okay

00:25:38.860 Sorry about that.

00:25:39.540 It was one over on Rumble.

00:25:42.000 I thought Power Chat would actually be able to replay that for you.

00:25:45.500 But Bleak Orb with 50. 0.99

00:25:47.620 Holy shit. 0.99

00:25:48.480 Thank you, dude. 0.98

00:25:49.160 Appreciate it.

00:25:53.860 All right.

00:25:54.400 So he says, great work. 0.99

00:25:55.460 Stay white. 1.00

00:25:56.560 Well, we will, sir. 0.89

00:25:57.260 Thank you.

00:25:57.580 We appreciate it, too.

00:25:58.180 And look at this guy.

00:25:58.800 We'll do this one, too, before we move on here.

00:26:00.600 Look at this.

00:26:01.180 Albert's coming in strong.

00:26:02.360 Look at this guy. 1.00

00:26:03.020 Holy shit. 0.99

00:26:03.540 We'll do another one here. 0.99

00:26:04.400 Why not?

00:26:06.440 Hey, Albert.

00:26:08.080 365. 0.99

00:26:08.540 Holy shit. 0.98

00:26:09.060 Hi, Henry. 0.99

00:26:09.600 Great shows this week, as always.

00:26:11.140 Looking forward to watching this later this evening.

00:26:13.240 Take care, King Albert.

00:26:15.120 Shout out, double Romans to Albert over in the chat, guys.

00:26:17.900 Thank you so much.

00:26:18.500 All right, Albert.

00:26:19.120 Yeah, Albert is awesome.

00:26:20.360 He's our angel investor.

00:26:21.460 He's an amazing guy.

00:26:22.420 We love him.

00:26:22.960 Thank you, Albert, so much.

00:26:23.860 You're incredible.

00:26:24.920 All right, so do you want to get into the details, the text side of this?

00:26:30.540 Because I know you had a lot to say.

00:26:32.180 We were talking back and forth on Onyx, actually, the messages.

00:26:35.400 They call it chat now.

00:26:36.380 But in my day, they used to call it the direct message, DMs.

00:26:39.500 Anyway, so you had a lot of information to share,

00:26:42.460 both about AI and stuff like that, things you're doing

00:26:44.480 that I do want to ask you about a little bit later.

00:26:46.060 But before we get to that, what else?

00:26:48.660 We don't even have to get into the discussion here, I think, right?

00:26:52.300 Sure, we might have some newcomers tuning in,

00:26:54.560 like interested in JeetBlock.

00:26:57.580 And okay, okay, so I'll give you the opportunity

00:27:00.400 just in case there's something you do want to say about,

00:27:02.540 well, why in the world would you want to block Indians?

00:27:05.860 Can you give us a little bit of your take on this?

00:27:10.480 Imagine there's a newcomer tuning in, and he doesn't know what this is about.

00:27:14.300 What would you say to him?

00:27:15.000 I'll give you a recent example.

00:27:18.220 My girlfriend's a makeup artist or whatever, and so she's posting the photos of the girls 0.53

00:27:23.660 that she does makeup as.

00:27:24.760 That's how she advertises, basically.

00:27:27.400 And there was a photo of a girl in her wedding dress with the makeup, right?

00:27:33.180 and in the comments there was it was like some african muslim guy and he was he was like hello

00:27:40.360 where are you i want to meet up with you you are so beautiful and this was like right after i

00:27:46.660 finished the like i was doing my happy dance celebrating being done the app and she brings

00:27:53.460 me her laptop and shows me this well good timing right good timing yeah i was like well they you

00:28:00.260 know you need to install jeep block it's that simple i mean we know it's bad on the internet

00:28:04.520 i mean we've shown the meme many times i think it was of the world economic forum even that had 0.99

00:28:09.640 this every second three more indians go online for the first time and there's probably more now

00:28:15.260 because this was a few years ago yeah don't talk to me about that it's like it yeah yeah it's um

00:28:22.200 i i was going to use that to like advertise that that fact to like advertise jeep block and stuff

00:28:28.120 yeah and it's you know like why are and another thing i was going to say is like showing the

00:28:35.700 images of them and like the ganges and being like you wouldn't let this into your home would you

00:28:40.460 and it's like well why do you let it on your your internet or on your phone yeah it's yeah yeah good

00:28:46.900 point right because um yeah it's it's a very uh it's a very difficult country overall and a very

00:28:52.240 disagreeable people to deal with obviously and i'm not sure if you have any um you know real

00:28:57.880 life run-ins as well it's bad enough on the internet obviously kind of thing and are you

00:29:01.600 giving i am i'm canadian so i live in india too or sorry i sometimes i live there if i said that

00:29:10.120 i live there right now i might get in trouble yeah so have you had any uh how is it obviously

00:29:16.580 without revealing anything but in in your general area how are uh things there and how has that

00:29:22.340 changed they are everywhere i'm from a small town and uh you know i i told you like i'm a digital

00:29:29.020 nomad and stuff and i move around all the time um so when i went back to my hometown this was

00:29:34.680 pre-covid um and they were it's a small mining town they were everywhere and it was it was

00:29:42.740 unbelievable um and it's only gotten worse i i left uh canada before they had the mandatory

00:29:51.720 vaccines to be able to even leave the country i think canada was the only country that did that

00:29:56.000 i knew that they were gonna do it so i i got out i went to florida um and then i went to

00:30:00.880 belarus because they didn't have masks yada yada um but yeah it's um the last place that i was in

00:30:09.260 uh was calgary and i got out of there as soon as i could because it was the only white people

00:30:16.700 here they did like a switcheroo so i've lived all over eastern europe so i'm i can tell that

00:30:22.480 it's a bunch of ukrainians um so i i was like the only actual like white canadian and they would say

00:30:29.960 that too they're like yeah it's all ukrainians here and so there's you know we're the white

00:30:34.340 people and then everybody else is just like from everywhere but like mostly india wow yeah sorry

00:30:41.740 man that's yeah it sucks we have a good we have some good good people up there they're trying to

00:30:46.580 build a a resistance uh to the uh to the takeover the indian takeover there's like a as you know

00:30:52.940 guys if you're watching uh 1.1 almost 5 billion of them it's like you can they could flood i mean

00:30:59.300 The EU just did like a new migration slash trade deal with India. 0.75

00:31:05.360 It looks like every country is doing it. 1.00

00:31:07.400 Look at places like Texas, for example, absolutely just flooded with Indians. 1.00

00:31:11.140 You can literally export hundreds of millions of Indians from their country. 1.00

00:31:18.160 And sure, it would make maybe a tiny bit of a dent, but not much, to be honest. 1.00

00:31:22.560 They could literally flood every other nation, essentially.

00:31:25.580 It's unreal.

00:31:26.720 You know what I mean?

00:31:26.960 And so, yeah, we're in big trouble. 1.00

00:31:30.100 If I had the power and all that, obviously, I would stop all the immigration and send them all back. 1.00

00:31:35.480 I don't have that power. 1.00

00:31:37.720 And, you know, what I had the power to do is pretty huge.

00:31:42.300 Removing them from the Internet, from cyberspace is a massive deal.

00:31:46.020 Like, I think I should be getting like the Nobel Prize.

00:31:48.180 Yeah, I think you should, too. Exactly. Yeah.

00:31:50.140 Because, of course, they have the advantage, right, of just like mass.

00:31:55.120 This is kind of how the internet has worked in the past, at least, right?

00:31:57.320 Like, if there's enough people reporting something, then it has to be something wrong with it, right?

00:32:02.260 So then they take it down, or they block the accounts, or whatever kind of thing.

00:32:06.020 So that's been, obviously, one of the big advantages.

00:32:07.980 You have a very insular, ethnic, nepotistic people who, of course, are numerous. 0.97

00:32:14.060 So they basically changed, you know, the internet as we know it. 0.99

00:32:17.940 I mean, think back.

00:32:18.580 I'm not sure how old you are or how long you've been on the internet,

00:32:21.360 but, like, think back in the day, back in my day, you know, kind of the early internet. 0.61

00:32:24.720 like what a great place it was it was like just white westerners on there right for the most part

00:32:30.140 i think i was the first person to get a band on facebook to have a facebook group band and it was

00:32:36.860 uh um climate uh climate gate or whatever thanks what is that i've been getting banned since you

00:32:45.420 know i've been listening to you i told you since like 2007 so yeah i've been on yeah you know i

00:32:51.540 know you can see me now i'm probably the same age as you i know i look young or whatever yeah you

00:32:55.880 look a little bit younger yeah i think but anyway um yeah uh so that's like yeah climate gate i

00:33:01.600 remember that there was even a what was his name was a great canadian guy we had on ball something

00:33:05.940 he ended up dying a few years ago uh something something ball i forget he was a great guy

00:33:10.440 exposing that whole fraud that was like 2010 or something i think alan watt too was another he

00:33:15.340 was amazing he died yep that's right um he lived close to where i was from actually but yeah he was

00:33:21.300 he was the best i used to listen to him all the time yeah alan watt the other guy the climate guy

00:33:26.120 um okay so what else what else should we say about jeep block technicalities or hey do you use

00:33:33.460 ai to build this do you you know all this from before you obviously have a background in coding

00:33:38.740 and building apps and all that i would assume yeah so um i used to be an audio engineer i've

00:33:44.500 always been like very tech e tech oriented um so i've gone i've gone to school for um it but i

00:33:53.260 didn't like coding like it was just like super gross to me so i was trying to get into like

00:33:57.920 networking and stuff anyways i did that for a year um and eventually when ai came out um i had

00:34:05.560 already had ideas for apps and stuff that i wanted to do um when ai came out i was friends with

00:34:11.120 somebody you know friends with a couple of guys that actually code and they do it for their job

00:34:14.880 and they were like oh no it's not as advanced enough yet like learn how to code actually

00:34:19.220 so i was learning how to code um and then what happened was um i i was talking to ai the voice

00:34:28.760 mode about you know building the apps now and like troubleshooting them out and then eventually it

00:34:35.080 turned into this kind of voice ai stuff because the the voice ai was really dumb and like you

00:34:42.340 could tell it to stop talking and it'll be like sure no problem and then as soon as it hears

00:34:46.120 something it starts talking again that was like step one of um the voice ai i eventually i ended

00:34:54.400 up kind of by accident making this voice ai that is more advanced than anything and i haven't

00:35:01.000 touched it in a year and it's still like they they are not going to be able to catch up to me

00:35:05.920 basically but yeah i'll tell you so i learned how to code a little bit but with the new ai stuff so

00:35:12.440 i use something called cursor and back in the day you would use like bs code it's just like a fork

00:35:18.100 of bs code with like an ai wrapper on top of it um i didn't start using cursor i used the google

00:35:26.560 had something called uh firebase studio code so i started with that but it was only doing like web

00:35:33.360 apps it wasn't as advanced and then you know i'd done all the research and stuff and so i started

00:35:38.800 using cursor um and i was making the voice ai stuff um while i was working on that is when i

00:35:47.360 you know remembered jeep block or whatever it was you know maybe one of them annoyed me on the

00:35:52.480 the internet or i was having the thoughts right and so i i talked to one of my friends and he's

00:35:57.380 like dude you have to do this you're gonna you're gonna make a million dollars you're gonna be 0.97

00:36:01.380 famous and i was like yeah yeah and nobody cared um so yeah no except the indians who shut i took 0.78

00:36:08.860 my skills that i had learned from from coding with these other uh coding this other stuff

00:36:14.860 um and i brought it over to make jeep block and i could tell like your audience i could recommend

00:36:22.340 like a tech stack for them like you don't i would recommend um you know like learning like maybe for

00:36:28.700 like a week like how to code kind of don't actually do anything just watch like a week's worth of

00:36:33.080 videos and then watch like two weeks worth of videos on like the most advanced ai vibe coding

00:36:38.840 stuff what is vibe coding anyway you know any good idea that you have like write it down the ai is

00:36:44.720 going to help you um make a business plan it'll help you apply for grants it'll help you source

00:36:50.680 like go like find factories in china it'll help you like some of the stuff that i'm working on

00:36:55.640 are like physical products um like really really advanced stuff and it'll help you like milk make

00:37:00.980 physical products and stuff too it'll help you do everything so it's the empowering message that i

00:37:06.540 wanted to bring to your audience was that you guys need to and you because you're going to fall

00:37:11.460 behind you will fall behind if you are not on this like now yeah no i agree and you can make

00:37:19.360 any and so there and we're in a window right now soon you see sam alton right there he was talking

00:37:25.840 about um soon it's going to be a genie and it'll just be able to make whatever you want you need

00:37:31.980 to get in there before that happens because you're not going to be able to make any money after that

00:37:36.260 happens because the ai will just be able to make anything so right now there is a window where if

00:37:40.740 you are sort of like tech savvy and you can use the ai there are you can get in there you can be

00:37:46.800 like one of the ai companies before like the breakaway happens basically you can you know

00:37:52.960 make make your treasure before that happens but it's it is like urgent and uh i would recommend

00:37:59.560 people do what i just mentioned and i can get into kind of like the the tech stack that i use as well

00:38:05.040 um later on if that's something you want to go through and i could come back on later and

00:38:09.420 talk all about it oh no i mean yeah i mean we could talk about it now too it's it's um

00:38:13.260 it's very interesting i i you know you it's the same thing as i think i made the argument a while

00:38:20.180 back like of so i'm i'm inherently i mean it's it's a neutral technology but let's be honest

00:38:26.480 due to the fact of who's funding it and who's primarily behind it whatever i see this as a

00:38:31.200 as a deployment of an of an enemy against us essentially but of course that doesn't mean

00:38:35.820 you it's the same principle as like well i don't believe in technology but i'm going to beat these

00:38:41.500 robots with sticks and stones or something because it's a double-edged sword yeah um and

00:38:47.580 yeah they it is like open ai is jewish anthropic is jewish um i mean facebook 0.83

00:38:58.200 palantir right all of them are um jewish but the thing is these guys are not as smart as you think 0.54

00:39:08.680 that they are like i was talking about with their nerds aren't they nerds um the the voice ai thing

00:39:15.400 my i haven't touched it in a year i think you can't hear me it's more advanced than like two

00:39:20.000 billion dollar service that google has and it runs on your phone there's their thing runs on

00:39:26.240 um like massive servers the equivalent of kind of what i've built so they're not you can and

00:39:33.460 they're giant corporations and stuff they have meetings they before any decision gets made it

00:39:39.140 has to go through a bunch of sjw's um hr people whatever you listening right now you can just make

00:39:48.620 something and put it out there so you could use the ai and if i i can't like i wish i could talk

00:39:54.160 about all the stuff that i want to do but i can't because it'll like screw me in the future for

00:39:57.860 funding and all that but you know they're trying to censor um the the biotech on ai now like i

00:40:06.160 could talk about this because it's completely crazy um i wanted to to get into something that

00:40:11.720 is like the most advanced that nobody's going to be able to catch up to so i started working on

00:40:16.240 immortality i'm not even joking um so you can do that with with the ai like you can go look at the

00:40:23.600 most advanced technology that exists and do your own systems that's something that is when you're

00:40:29.820 saying oh it's kind of dangerous or whatever that's the real danger because you can't give 1.00

00:40:33.520 that technology to for example the indians you can't give immortality to them um can you imagine 0.99

00:40:39.680 it would it would be the worst thing that's ever happened um so what i've built uh you know my my 1.00

00:40:46.600 stuff that i'm talking about i know it sounds insane um but i would not give it to anyone

00:40:51.800 basically and i you're not insane even more difficult than doing the immortality like de-aging

00:40:57.100 tech is what you do after you have it because 99 of the scenarios result in like a disaster

00:41:03.560 yes i i think when you're talking you can't hear me so i've made a joke and i said you're not insane

00:41:09.440 are you you're not a jeep you're just insane i guess that explains it good good job right good

00:41:16.680 crossover yeah so he was talking about that sam altman um so this would be like uh ulyssium like 0.87

00:41:23.560 either you go to the space station or you're like stuck with the troglodytes and the unwashed

00:41:28.120 masses down below is that a good analogy um yeah it's kind of there it's even with so i started

00:41:37.600 working with like video stuff and i'm just and this is what i wanted to talk to you a little bit

00:41:42.760 about in private but i'm just really good with ai and tech i don't know like me and ai are good

00:41:49.800 together and i'm making stuff that is and i higgs field is one of the main platforms i had thought

00:41:56.960 of higgs field when i was doing the other ai stuff so i i could have built it but i didn't

00:42:03.360 um so i'm doing stuff on there now and i don't know if you've seen psyop anime um he keeps getting

00:42:09.020 better and better you haven't seen psyop anime on on twitter i don't think i have let me find the

00:42:13.500 account oh my god he's the best dude so some of these ai creators that are doing video stuff like

00:42:18.520 they're making christopher nolan and these hollywood directors look like buffoons um so i'm

00:42:25.900 i'm that's another area where i can i can tell what i said earlier about you need to get in now

00:42:32.400 and otherwise you're going to be left behind okay the video thing is another thing you need to get

00:42:39.340 into the video stuff now otherwise you're going to be left behind yeah yeah watch this this is

00:42:44.020 hilarious i mean it was like this 12 minutes long or something but i'll play it in the background

00:42:47.760 runner does b-roll while we talk a little bit here but okay no no i'll check i mean again one

00:42:51.640 of his his full episodes but he just does like little clips and they're you know they're about

00:42:55.580 the news and stuff okay um and yeah for like he keeps getting better and better um and it's

00:43:03.340 yeah the technology is progressing um i don't even use the newest ai stuff like i don't even

00:43:10.280 use agents really um except for kind of on accident a couple of times but because you don't

00:43:17.380 even need to use them what do you use um it's like some of the stuff is overkill like people

00:43:22.560 are like oh i have like 500 ai agents doing like god knows i don't know what you're doing with that

00:43:28.540 um but you don't need that and even the ai you know when i was first working on the voice ai

00:43:34.440 stuff over a year ago now was so advanced that you know google hasn't been able to catch up with

00:43:41.660 what i've built okay all right but there's nothing you're you don't want to reveal anything is this

00:43:46.180 something you're planning on like i can't man i can't because i'm i i'm now it's tied to you know

00:43:51.360 me uh doing g block so it's it's too risky i can i'll talk to you all about it in private i i could

00:43:58.360 talk to you about this stuff for hours and i would love to talk to you about um that the you know the

00:44:04.360 immortality stuff the the physical devices like um the physical devices i can say in a year or two

00:44:13.900 your cell phone is going to be like obsolete completely obsolete in a year that quick it's

00:44:19.180 going to be a completely different form factor that quick in a year yeah in a year or two it

00:44:25.900 depends on how fast i get this out but i've already came up with um it's going to be completely

00:44:30.880 different i'll tell you about it you might have to sign an nda or something okay sounds good we had

00:44:36.240 uh there was someone talking about the idea of like the prices of tokens going up too right i

00:44:40.600 mean i know that's just to like you do prompts and all that stuff but they were explaining this

00:44:45.300 idea that it's like it's getting more and more expensive right now there's a this is run at a

00:44:49.940 loss it seems to be that's what some of the industry people are saying where it's actually

00:44:53.900 money coming from part of the way that they keep this circle jerk going is the hype of course take

00:44:59.580 like i've mentioned this example before as well but i'll take it with you in case you didn't hear

00:45:02.780 it anthropic releasing their mythos version it was like oh this is you know big scary you know

00:45:08.920 blah blah blah thing scott besant comes out the treasury secretary and like invites a bunch of

00:45:14.280 bankers to uh you know to for a meeting about this thing and that drives the valuation of

00:45:20.000 anthropic uh up from like 200 and something billion to almost a trillion dollars and of

00:45:24.980 course then they can use that money borrow against that they can buy more hardware infrastructure

00:45:30.180 build out of the data centers whatever they want to do i see it as a circle jerk and they're not

00:45:34.500 they aren't where they want to be yet but at some point they're going to be and i think for them

00:45:40.580 This is also about keeping the hype cycle going so that the funding won't dry up.

00:45:47.640 Do you agree with that?

00:45:48.560 Does that make sense in terms of what's happening in the industry?

00:45:50.180 Yeah, I can speak to the two things that you said.

00:45:53.620 AI being scary.

00:45:56.340 If you think that, you don't interact with AI on a daily basis because half of my interactions with AI is screaming at it.

00:46:04.120 Like if it ever goes sentient, it's going to come after me first. 0.99

00:46:06.920 it is so dumb for a lot of things like you wouldn't even believe how dumb it is um and this 0.98

00:46:14.840 is the most advanced models and and the other thing is the token i've only gotten into this 0.93

00:46:21.240 was yesterday the first time i really got hit by the token stuff um so i was using cursor i up

00:46:26.320 created to more usage in a monthly plan so that was like the first kind of hit over the the 20

00:46:32.720 so i'm now i'm like 40 which is fine um but then i i used all that and i was going i was like oh

00:46:41.200 whatever just charge me per token because i need to get this done it was on this video project that

00:46:44.940 i'm doing and grok the new grok came out and they're like oh it's half price now i used it to

00:46:50.480 do basically nothing and it charged me 60 um so yeah they are they are it's the same thing as me

00:46:58.140 doing you know like freemium model it's like a drug dealer um it's you know they're trying to

00:47:05.020 get people hooked and then they're gonna like you know jack up the prices exactly yeah um i know but

00:47:10.080 yeah that is what they're doing but also at the same time there is um like one of your um super

00:47:18.180 chats was asking about open source um they are like a chinese especially i love the chinese

00:47:24.160 they're open sourcing like their most advanced models and you could quantize them or whatever

00:47:29.840 which kind of means just like you know compress them and it's still all working pretty good and

00:47:35.880 you don't need like that advanced of a computer and if you don't want to buy like the hardware

00:47:41.040 you can go on like vastai.com or sorry vast.ai and you could like rent a server and you could

00:47:48.500 put it on there or something and then you would only pay like per per usage kind of thing like

00:47:54.000 as opposed to the token based system that they have now you mean yeah so you would you would

00:48:00.420 rent a server that would have like a kick-ass graphics card on it and you would you would

00:48:08.000 you know you would have your computer on there basically it would be your computer that you're

00:48:12.200 renting and you're you know you're paying to rent it instead of either yeah paying for tokens or

00:48:17.940 paying a lot of money like twenty thousand dollars to get one of these like really crazy

00:48:21.920 graphics cards and computer setups right yeah yeah it seems too that i mean there's there's

00:48:28.460 so many things here to kind of break down and talk about but the the other thing seems

00:48:32.100 efficiency of the models themselves right because i compared it to like let's say human brain i mean

00:48:37.400 so cognition is great i mean you have that now on tap you basically have you know intelligence

00:48:42.720 cognition on tap you can utilize this in very great things that means if you usually in the

00:48:47.120 right way huge advantage right if you use in the wrong way this could be dangerous in terms of the

00:48:52.220 fact that we give up our own cognition we give up our brain atrophies and things like this so that

00:48:57.040 i think is the bigger danger than like oh they're going to build you know it's going to build

00:49:00.240 terminator robots or create a virus in a wet lab somewhere right do you see what i'm saying yeah 0.99

00:49:04.440 that would be for people that are already dumb in my opinion they'll just keep getting dumber 0.98

00:49:09.620 so yeah i agree with that i think it's the opposite and i think other people have talked 0.97

00:49:14.140 about this like the smart people this is just going to augment them they're not going to all

00:49:18.020 of a sudden start being dumb because of ai or get like ai induced alzheimer's or something like

00:49:23.680 lazy um i think you know the people that if if fluoride is in the water is having a negative 0.99

00:49:29.020 impact on you then this you know ai will probably be a similar thing like it might make you dumber 0.96

00:49:36.240 too all right okay well that's an interesting interesting way of looking at it i guess uh

00:49:41.500 But we mentioned earlier that, yeah, so it's not the fear of AI as it exists now, right?

00:49:47.760 Again, I don't think it's sentient.

00:49:50.220 I don't think it ever will be.

00:49:51.660 I don't think it has the type of consciousness or ability to reason the way we do,

00:49:57.220 at least at this point, as far as I understand the technology.

00:50:00.320 It's a very good predictor.

00:50:04.220 What's the next step in prediction?

00:50:06.900 It can look at vast patterns and things like this, right?

00:50:10.300 But apparently, so far at least, and again, you're more expert than I am, so correct me if I'm wrong, but it seems like if you're trying to do not just one complex task, but many in a row or things that will continue over a long period of time, the human brain, even a fairly dumb person, can use our memory and access the fact that we have learned a task and we can continue to use that knowledge in whatever thing we continue to do.

00:50:40.300 there and after with an ai you at least for now can i have a drop in that memory of sorts i know

00:50:46.280 they're working on this but right now that doesn't seem to be the thing right they are working on it

00:50:51.420 and that's one of the things where i'm telling people like have like a very long conversation

00:50:56.520 with the ai and it's not going to remember anything that you said so you know like me having

00:51:01.380 like very very very long conversations and it can't like cross-reference other chats and stuff

00:51:07.240 its memory isn't great but there are uh and this is something that i thought of designing too when

00:51:13.960 i first usually started using ai because i obviously noticed that was one of the main

00:51:17.740 limitations um i was gonna make something called mem gpt and i think somebody else made it but

00:51:22.580 there's a mem palace now um mila jokovic or the girl that's in the resident evil movies

00:51:28.660 she had something to do with it um i'm gonna be using that on some other projects um it is it's

00:51:36.780 it's it's like a mind palace which is kind of like a um a memory trick that people use and

00:51:43.360 like business executives use to remember things um but yeah like i remember all my projects i

00:51:49.140 remember uh you know tiny little details of like 10 different things that i'm working on

00:51:54.920 if i'm in a chat talking with the you know chat gpt about one thing and i say hey remember when

00:52:02.100 we talked about that he'll be like no i literally i have no idea yeah what does that i mean it's

00:52:08.280 because when we have conversations or if that's what you can even call them you prompt oh i can

00:52:15.140 tell you what does that okay go ahead we have like literally trillions of neurons in our brains

00:52:22.460 so it's

00:52:24.960 yeah our brain is

00:52:26.600 a lot more complicated than

00:52:29.200 the Transformers

00:52:30.420 there's a lot

00:52:32.840 the brain is on a whole

00:52:35.300 another level and that's what

00:52:36.780 when I was getting into the

00:52:38.880 immortality stuff

00:52:39.920 the AI was like yeah

00:52:42.780 God had to be involved

00:52:45.320 in this

00:52:45.860 and the other thing too

00:52:49.160 about the immortality like when God

00:52:51.300 has given people immortality like you think about like the angels or whatever like one third of them

00:52:58.680 rebelled so the problem is like when you give up immortality it is um even god couldn't like hack

00:53:06.480 it basically and even if you have you go into the greek god stories there's similar problems that

00:53:12.120 happen the greek gods are running amok all the time um and they're all immortal um but yeah the

00:53:19.260 the complexity of the human and when i was trying to solve you know immortality or whatever

00:53:24.760 basically um you see how complex everything is about the body how like perfect everything is

00:53:33.420 the perfect mean yes for the ai to be able to replicate this type of perfection or whatever

00:53:40.240 it's it's not even close yeah what they they won't do they won't build an android eventually

00:53:48.820 now they're doing that, I understand that

00:53:50.900 but I'm saying, you know, hear me out here

00:53:52.060 they're not going to build

00:53:54.580 like an android, a robot

00:53:56.820 version of a human, they're basically

00:53:58.660 going to use the human form

00:54:00.840 and to embody

00:54:03.040 AI, because I think that's what

00:54:04.420 some of the implantable things are, even like wearables

00:54:06.980 I guess they call them now, right, to connect to your nervous

00:54:08.880 system and stuff like that, but they've

00:54:11.080 discovered... I'm working on some of that stuff too, yeah

00:54:12.760 Okay, they've discovered that

00:54:14.460 the human brain basically runs on

00:54:16.820 like what 20 watts or something it's like a like a dim light bulb right right super efficient

00:54:23.360 compared to these organic you know chip carbon based uh or what it's a silica based yeah it's

00:54:30.280 insane so they're going they're going into now organoid have you heard about this intelligence

00:54:35.780 yeah i was i you know i me and you are are linked basically at the brain um i was gonna say the same

00:54:43.560 stuff there they have uh like photonics and stuff too so instead of using silicon or whatever it's

00:54:50.580 like there it's all going to be like light based there there's several different types of

00:54:54.320 technologies um some of this some of the so a lot of the the work like the options that i was looking

00:55:02.540 into when it came to immortality or basically it's like de-aging people uh was like really

00:55:08.000 immoral in my opinion and a lot of these you know the the brain computers are immoral too

00:55:15.800 like i was looking into like literally okay making like a clone body and putting you know just

00:55:21.120 jacking jacking in a brain that's that you have in a tub somewhere wirelessly in and you control

00:55:27.000 the clone body or you control you can control robot body that would be less immoral and the

00:55:31.860 robot body would be exactly you would be able to feel stuff whatever um but then it's like okay

00:55:36.740 well you have to grow the clone body if you want it to be an adult what are you going to have this

00:55:41.240 brainless and how do you know it's really brainless this brainless um clone body running

00:55:47.140 on a treadmill for for 20 years or like aging i don't know it's just um the the only ethical way

00:55:54.760 to for immortality is like de-aging like um that brian johnson you know obviously more famous talks

00:56:02.360 about some of the stuff yeah you just dr david sinclair yeah but he so i i piggybacked when i

00:56:08.880 when i was doing my stuff i piggybacked on his work and also using a bunch of other advanced

00:56:15.340 technologies stacking all bunch of different technologies onto each other to eventually

00:56:19.860 kind of achieve some de-aging basically okay i i think you could sell this to brian johnson or 0.71

00:56:25.560 like he occurs a while or something well him i i told him like like dude you need to shut up like

00:56:31.560 you're you people aren't going to be immortal you're nobody's getting that tech and if you did

00:56:36.700 give people that tech like the world would end overnight yeah that's i wouldn't want to be part

00:56:43.000 of that world you know to be honest let me read it for the audience they get an idea this is very

00:56:46.560 interesting right so for a while they've been growing brain cells in labs and they've realized

00:56:52.220 that like that's the way to compute like the human brain is just perfect as it is that you know the

00:56:56.840 The human form is perfect as a perfect expression of intelligent life, right?

00:57:02.500 So organoid intelligence is a fast-growing field

00:57:05.080 that uses lab-grown human brain cell cultures or brain organoids

00:57:10.740 combined with an advanced computing and AI to create biological wetware computers.

00:57:18.300 The goal is to build systems that learn and process data like a human brain

00:57:23.620 while using much less energy than traditional silicon chips.

00:57:27.700 So I think that if they advance this,

00:57:30.680 all the data center build-out that they're doing is actually overkill.

00:57:34.200 Like all the GPU, they talk about the power consumption and stuff like that.

00:57:38.100 And of course, that's a short-term concern or whatever,

00:57:40.600 but that's not the biggest critique of this technology.

00:57:42.860 That's probably going to go away at some point,

00:57:44.740 and they're going to run more efficient systems or models, I guess,

00:57:47.860 and more efficient models, and they're going to run it on wetware,

00:57:50.800 which is going to be like tremendously different than the type of ai that we have today right

00:57:56.700 yeah i don't know how much of this wetware is actually vaporware like it's just them blowing

00:58:02.480 smoke um but like when like neural link um so elon has neural link and he's like we're gonna uh you

00:58:11.700 know people aren't going to be crippled anymore and i was like you you're going to do the opposite

00:58:15.340 you're going to make a bunch of cripples with this technology you're going to make people into 0.98

00:58:19.240 little literal retards i know this is going to backfire you're going to make them into zombies 0.99

00:58:23.760 so you're not you're not like uh curing blindness or whatever you're going to make people blind and 0.98

00:58:28.840 dumb no one no one's going to dream he's already has instead of a chip they have where you that 0.51

00:58:34.160 you could just put it on your head um there's some other people that i'm in contact with where 0.97

00:58:40.060 because uh some of the technology that i was looking into for the you know de-aging

00:58:45.600 it involves ultrasonics um so with with this ultrasonics the guy just puts an ultrasonic

00:58:52.900 device underneath his chin and it is like psychic technology so it reads the the tongue movements

00:59:00.120 and they used ai to like you know they could translate the tongue movements into text or

00:59:05.020 whatever and then you could do you know text to text to speech um and then you saw a lot of so

00:59:11.420 what's happening is these big ai companies they come to the same conclusion that i do they're like

00:59:17.340 what's the final frontier and it's immortality so you see um mid journey which was you know the

00:59:24.700 image generation thing they came out with the ultrasonic scanners um it's similar to what i

00:59:30.460 was working on very very similar but what i have again is better um so they're doing that and then

00:59:37.020 this these other guys are doing ultrasonics and they are they were using micro bubbles or something

00:59:43.420 in your blood so getting into the blood is a huge problem because it's like pumping and flowing

00:59:48.700 it's an issue anyways um i'm not gonna get sidetracked um so and they are now able to use

00:59:55.260 ultrasound to like like an mri basically so they can get through the skull with ultrasound using

01:00:02.460 just clever workarounds a lot of the ai stuff like what i did with the voice ai was instead

01:00:07.580 of throwing more compute like they're they're doing massive data centers oh we just need like

01:00:12.540 a bigger computer to do this i just pieced together like different pieces of different

01:00:18.620 stuff to make a clever workaround and that's the way to really go about it it's um

01:00:23.100 a similar problem with video games they're instead of um like optimizing they're just

01:00:29.820 throwing more compute at things yeah it's it is a problem in tech in general um that happens but

01:00:37.180 yeah so there's the the ultrasound guys um i'm trying to get with them and and i'm like you

01:00:43.180 think the cia is going to let you have the ultrasound mind reading gun like you think

01:00:48.540 they're not going to come out you guys shouldn't be talking about this in public because they are

01:00:53.580 showing um the google deep mind where you know if somebody thinks or looks at an image on screen

01:01:01.040 they can project that image based on your brain scans or whatever so they are going to be using

01:01:08.820 that with or they they have been using it with ultrasound and they could just like read your

01:01:15.040 mind with ultrasound yeah i mean it's not it's completely non-invasive um precisely no one's

01:01:21.080 going to drill a hole in their skull that's stone age technology like no with the you know no one's

01:01:25.340 going to do that but they don't have to i mean i think it wasn't even met at facebook he's working

01:01:30.080 on that right basically a watch and somehow it just like reads your your nervous system traffic

01:01:35.780 your synapses they can basically like decode your your brain you know your wiring in the brain by

01:01:41.020 just having a wearable right ekg is another thing well that i've i've been kind of working on so

01:01:48.040 yeah it does um you know your heart rate and stuff the those wearables um the ekg would be

01:01:55.560 involved in a headband but again i guess you're right maybe that is going to be primitive technology

01:02:00.700 but that's that's another thing that i was working on um i was trying to make it a very advanced

01:02:05.440 sleep alarm basically so it didn't wake you up when you were in your deep rem sleep they're

01:02:10.140 supposed to have that on the watches or whatever but it doesn't work good at all they're even

01:02:14.540 supposed to have, they say that they have it working where it just listens to you. Like your

01:02:19.300 phone listens to you and it could tell, um, from your breathing and movements and stuff. Uh, again,

01:02:25.960 it didn't work very well, but I know that there is, cause I've used the technology, the EKG

01:02:30.580 technology, and it could tell what, uh, brainwave state you're in and stuff. Um, so I was just going

01:02:36.020 to make an alarm out of that. That was another side project. I have a ton of these, these side

01:02:40.140 projects and that's why i'm encouraging your users to just if you have any idea that you think is

01:02:45.740 going to make you know your life or other people's lives easier write it down because you might be

01:02:51.760 able to go into the ai and you know um you know bang it out in no time basically well i mean

01:02:57.900 that's sure absolutely but there's still the idea of like actually physically you know making it

01:03:03.080 building prototypes getting in contact with manufacturers or whatever who can do it and

01:03:07.180 things like this yeah i can help you do all that and okay yeah like it can help you build prototypes

01:03:12.300 like i have prototype images i have scientific research papers written like the immortality

01:03:19.020 stuff i was talking about i have scientific research papers we did tests you know using

01:03:24.920 like physics and stuff to see if some of the stuff that i was creating actually worked um

01:03:33.240 you know they're they're in in labs they're they're doing like dna stuff simulations um

01:03:40.680 so you can use the ai to do kind of like anything now it's but yeah again when it it becomes the

01:03:51.180 point where you can literally just tell it to do anything that's where you're gonna have kind of

01:03:55.740 like if you're not already rich by then um you're not gonna be able to like get rich okay so that's

01:04:01.500 that's my theory anyways a lot of people's theory okay so let's bring that down a little bit let's

01:04:05.600 that's you know that these are uh and i'm not saying i don't believe you but these are fanciful

01:04:10.840 ideas that you know who knows if the immortality tech will actually work or how what the analysis

01:04:15.000 of that is if the ai is interpreting the data correctly and giving you the right answers for

01:04:19.180 these things but regardless leaving that to the side for now give us some practical

01:04:25.140 or maybe maybe there's something you can think of terms of like examples let's say

01:04:29.920 in everyday life someone runs they have a business already or something and it can be

01:04:34.480 you can either pick one or maybe have an example or something right yeah but they're running

01:04:39.820 they okay hang on hang on they run a business and they want to use ai in some type of capacity to

01:04:46.560 like maybe help them expand their customer base or maybe marketing or how ai can let's say do

01:04:52.180 things for you whatever the business is maybe you can find other um you know producers of the

01:04:58.820 things that you need at lower cost or something like that like how would they go about beginning

01:05:03.340 that process if they want to expand let's say an existing business what do you what was your

01:05:08.260 ideas the things that you were talking about like ai could kind of expedite all those things

01:05:15.240 i mean for marketing it could help you post on social media it could help you make your ads

01:05:21.660 it could help you um you know examine the data of you know like what's what's selling and what's

01:05:29.640 not um if you you can use voice ai agents that will you know they know everything about your

01:05:37.860 business and so if people are calling um your business then they would just talk to them you

01:05:43.560 wouldn't need to hire a receptionist basically those are just like everyday and everyday um

01:05:49.620 business things that you could do um but yeah if you want to talk about like what people can

01:05:55.780 actually do like what i would recommend for kind of like a tech stack i could talk about that too

01:06:00.420 yeah no sure exactly can we build uh can we have a bioweapon to take care of some of the jeets

01:06:05.780 oh no obviously i'm just i'm just joking here folks this is very very serious anyway go yeah

01:06:13.540 tell us what stack are you using i think you in your messages you talked about that yeah

01:06:17.620 Yeah, I would have this written down for some of my friends or whatever, I guess.

01:06:22.140 But so I would start with like what I told people before, like learn about like JavaScript

01:06:26.320 and like coding a little bit, just a little bit, just like so you know what's going on.

01:06:30.660 If you know how like file systems work and like what a database is, I don't know.

01:06:35.200 But then get into learning about the most advanced AI vibe coding, I would call it,

01:06:41.560 or AI coding stuff.

01:06:43.400 um so one thing that's really useful for beginners especially is google

01:06:48.960 um i was using firebase studio code it's now called i think um just google ai but they also

01:06:57.800 have something called um google what the hell is it called sorry i'll come back to this in a second

01:07:06.380 i'm just gonna pull up my phone yeah no that's fine um not google supernova what's it called

01:07:11.980 something like they keep changing the names i've noticed that too you try a product for a little

01:07:16.240 bit and then it's something else like two weeks later it's like what the hell you know but they

01:07:20.680 it's a lot of money in this business everyone has the latest thing right the latest gimmick and

01:07:25.040 there's like now billions you know flying around here by investors and stuff like this so this is

01:07:29.580 a very it's a volatile area anti-gravity is that what it's called google anti-gravity yeah so

01:07:35.040 So anti-gravity, this is very user friendly.

01:07:39.660 It will, you will have the mode where you can go into like where you see all of your

01:07:44.540 code, where you see all the files, but then also you'll have the mode of like what the

01:07:49.020 user would be seeing on the screen.

01:07:51.440 I'm not very sure if this is good for anything other than like websites and web apps because

01:07:56.660 I haven't used it and I used its predecessor and that's what it was good for.

01:08:00.980 but Google anti-gravity.

01:08:03.100 So, cause you can see what you're doing

01:08:04.620 and you could like select stuff that's on the screen

01:08:06.840 and like highlight it and say,

01:08:08.960 I want this to be changed.

01:08:10.000 I want this to be moved here.

01:08:11.440 You know, this is what I want.

01:08:13.040 And then what you would do with that

01:08:14.980 is you would push that onto GitHub.

01:08:18.760 So that's, GitHub is another thing

01:08:20.480 that will just like hold your projects basically.

01:08:24.200 And so if you build something on Google anti-gravity say,

01:08:29.020 and you know it's a simple thing or whatever you push it to github and then you would

01:08:33.580 pull um you know that project into a more advanced system which i would recommend cursor

01:08:39.880 it was the first ai company like they reached two billion dollars faster than open ai did

01:08:46.240 um it you know it came out like a year and a half ago i guess um so that's where you can you have

01:08:54.000 access to like all of the ai models and um you know you could see all your work that's going on

01:09:00.180 and then you just have a chat and you could see the the ai um changing the files and all that you

01:09:05.780 can go back like you can tell it to go back to where it was before like you can undo the changes

01:09:10.440 um and again you could also ask it so this this is where it gets really advanced this can now

01:09:18.000 control your browser it can control so i'm when i was building the mobile app for gblock it can

01:09:23.980 control the apps on your phone now so before there was like a really hard back and forth where i was

01:09:29.420 having to like go into like consoles and like copy and paste stuff back and forth no no that's all

01:09:34.780 over now it will go onto your phone and control it um so cursor is like the main thing and then you

01:09:42.220 you know for websites you need to buy a domain name and then you need to host the website somewhere

01:09:48.940 I use Hostinger. And then you also need like CDN, like DDoS protection. And that will go on top of

01:09:56.860 your server. You need a server as well first to host your website on. And you use GitHub

01:10:05.180 to push stuff all around to your servers. Why do you need GitHub? Explain that to me. Why?

01:10:10.780 It's just an easy way to pull and push projects around. It's integrated into like everything.

01:10:17.820 So like if you were using, you know, chat GPT's tools or whatever, you could easily pull stuff into their systems.

01:10:26.740 And it's kind of like a social media website too.

01:10:29.860 Like people post their projects.

01:10:31.240 There's like tons of open source.

01:10:32.720 There's also one called Hugging Face, which is like the GitHub for AI.

01:10:38.360 And it is kind of like social media.

01:10:40.720 So you'll see like the top posts and like the leaderboards and all that on there.

01:10:44.380 so yeah google antigravity is what i would start with cursor and then you you know if you're

01:10:50.780 building if you're trying to sell something you need a website hosting um and then you need a

01:10:55.640 server to put the website on and then you need protection on that server um i guess be a little

01:11:02.460 bit careful when you know before you're putting anything online you should sort of um make sure

01:11:11.740 that your server is secured

01:11:14.420 because there are bots constantly scanning

01:11:17.060 for IP addresses just normally to get in there.

01:11:20.640 And I had this problem originally with,

01:11:24.220 and they'll put malware onto your server

01:11:26.440 just right off the bat.

01:11:28.260 So you need to have it like secured

01:11:30.360 with something called SSH.

01:11:34.180 Yeah, just people can research

01:11:37.380 what I was telling them,

01:11:39.160 like learn about coding and servers and stuff

01:11:41.180 for like a week or two and then learn about the most advanced ai tools and yeah just like write

01:11:46.820 down ideas that you have and you you know you'd be surprised at how you know you get into a chat

01:11:53.300 with chat gpt and eventually the ball starts rolling and you know the the chat gpt will help

01:12:00.440 you or sorry any of the ais will help you will hand hold you through all the processes that i

01:12:06.920 was just describing as well yeah i know that like for tech related things ai is extremely good like

01:12:13.980 it can go through manuals really quick or like things that like again like how to set certain

01:12:19.600 things up on this server or how you host things or whatever it can that's very good at that what

01:12:24.240 what about the mcp the modal context protocol is that something you are into yeah and like i said

01:12:31.220 it can control your browser now so that if you were setting up like it's it was so annoying

01:12:35.140 setting up cdn and uh hosting stuff most recently i just let the ai go and configure all that stuff

01:12:44.080 um because it was just it's just able it can launch its own browser actually in cursor now

01:12:48.920 um and it can launch a bunch of them i guess but it could also just take over your it like that's

01:12:54.380 what it does anyways it takes over your computer but it was before it was it wasn't as good for

01:12:59.080 for browser stuff right yeah that's the mcp yeah oh sorry go ahead no i just want to say that which

01:13:05.800 is obviously i understand also why a lot of our guys would be like i don't know about that you

01:13:10.400 know like letting it control things or whatever uh i know there's some guys that are trying to run

01:13:15.100 these systems locally as much as possible in other words like kind of lock them in so that

01:13:21.020 they don't have kind of like external you know connections and and and that others can't get

01:13:25.780 into them on things like this i'm not sure how successful that is if that works yeah some of the

01:13:30.820 ideas i've heard right yeah that would be like what you're thinking of i think is when people

01:13:34.700 are using agents like um open claw or hermies yeah and yeah so people are putting them on servers or

01:13:40.940 they're just not letting them on their like all you have to do basically is make a new user on

01:13:46.820 your computer that doesn't have access to all the files on like your normal user doesn't have like

01:13:52.300 admin privileges and then you could like you know give it at certain admin privileges it's not that

01:13:57.140 scary as they were like making it seem at first um the other thing you asked about is mcp so mcp

01:14:02.880 is what allows ais to talk to each other it's like a common protocol i think that's what it

01:14:09.740 stands for anyways uh mcp common protocol and so say i had a an ai agent on my business's website

01:14:19.340 your ai like your chat gpt agent or like whatever agent you had you could tell your agent hey i need

01:14:26.340 you to book me an appointment a hair appointment and it would go to you know if the business's

01:14:34.120 website was set up like this it would go and talk to their ai the ai would have a conversation

01:14:38.540 they would make the booking and bing bang boom there's um so it's kind of like a for databasing

01:14:44.900 and interfacing the the ai's interfacing with each other it's a common way for them to do that yeah

01:14:49.880 like merging different tools or things that you know um this this a agentic ai can do this thing

01:14:57.020 but it can't do that now you can merge them with another service or system or something like or a

01:15:01.760 model that actually can do other things and and but i i would have figured at this point even

01:15:06.080 even an mcp server will probably be outdated because it's just basically about having um

01:15:12.880 what that does right correct me if I'm wrong but that extends it beyond just a large language

01:15:17.840 model right which is like limited obviously in its ability to actually interact with things

01:15:22.200 as you said on your computer for example yeah yeah you're right and people are already talking

01:15:26.700 about MCP being obsolete um because it just won't be like needed the AIs will be able to like figure

01:15:33.540 it out on their own basically right yeah the other way you know people are trying to sandbox

01:15:37.680 stuff is you know by having quantized versions you can even get like google's model is called

01:15:45.120 gemma that is quantized to be able to run on your phone like on a good phone um they even have

01:15:52.540 so i'm gonna be using this tech too they have a visual model that can you've probably seen this

01:15:58.160 like it could see like you point your phone at something and you're like hey what's this

01:16:00.960 and it'll tell you what it is that they have you can install it on your phone like the actual

01:16:07.100 software like not going through their servers or whatever right okay okay that's interesting um

01:16:12.380 still don't trust google though i'm still kind of iffy about it but yeah i get your point they're

01:16:17.260 not probably individual well they might be individually oh they don't yeah google doesn't

01:16:20.760 like me either i've had run-ins with them in the past um but anyway okay well that's interesting um

01:16:27.360 what else i mean there's so much there i i want to i want to encourage our audience

01:16:34.720 you're correct let me just re-emphasize that point you're correct that even if you have

01:16:40.200 apprehension about the technology or who's using it or who's developing with as as we should you

01:16:45.540 know did a whole segment on ai zionism this is a huge problem whatever uh that doesn't mean that

01:16:50.920 the way to deal with it is to put your head in the sand and kind of ignore it right so there

01:16:55.120 could be a real opportunity here to get in and as you said get in early the majority of people are

01:16:58.880 still basically kind of sleeping at the switch on this obviously and i've said this for a long time

01:17:03.280 I do admit I'm finding it hard to allocate the time that I need to it

01:17:09.380 to just explore different tools.

01:17:12.080 But let's assume the audience is completely blank on this.

01:17:16.100 They have no idea of where to even start.

01:17:18.540 You mentioned a couple of things, watch some videos about coding

01:17:20.920 and then about some of the agents or whatever.

01:17:22.740 But where would you begin trying?

01:17:25.700 What models or agents would you begin or propose that someone begins trying out

01:17:31.480 and playing around with to kind of figure out what to do with it yeah so just like talking with

01:17:37.920 chat gbt or like any of the ais i like for my just like everyday talking and like um like storyboarding

01:17:46.020 ideas or whatever i just use chat gbt i just talk to it um but like i said if you want to actually

01:17:51.720 start building stuff i would definitely recommend um google anti-gravity and then for more advanced

01:17:59.620 stuff is is cursor like that's when you're building apps for your phone and not just like

01:18:04.240 more like web type based applications um and yeah like the the adoption rate like i don't know if

01:18:11.660 you have this infographic or if you could find it like it just shows a bunch of squares and it shows

01:18:17.400 like people that use ai and then it shows people that pay for ai and it's like every square

01:18:23.600 represents like 50 000 people or something and there's like barely any squares and there's like

01:18:28.640 people that use ai to code and build and it's like one square in the very bottom corner that's

01:18:33.780 like super super tiny i think i found it it's still almost nobody that's actually in it but

01:18:39.660 the thing is when you actually get into it the algorithm is just gonna that that thing yeah right

01:18:44.300 there the algorithm is just gonna throw like all it's gonna be like oh you need to do this with ai

01:18:49.340 you need to get on it you're falling behind um but the reality is more like the infographic that

01:18:54.720 you just posted right now so just to beware to people that if you do start um getting into ai

01:19:01.640 you know the ai is gonna is gonna be looking back at you and you know instagram or facebook or

01:19:07.920 whatever will start um serving you that content i guess right okay interesting yeah because i mean

01:19:13.760 as i said before and i i don't think um you heard that point is when you talk you can't hear me

01:19:18.300 which is fine, but it was the Sam Altman, Amario Amodei,

01:19:25.620 what's his name again, the philanthropic guy?

01:19:27.620 Darius or something?

01:19:28.200 Darius, yeah, Dario Amodei. 0.99

01:19:32.520 They're fucking nerds, obviously, right? 1.00

01:19:34.460 This is the revenge of the nerds. 1.00

01:19:37.160 This is like a, you know, the tech world is like perfect for these types of guys, right? 1.00

01:19:42.800 I mean, Sam is a gay Jew, Amodei, I don't think he's gay, 0.87

01:19:47.500 And the point is, they thrive in this type of environment with machines and with tech and all that kind of stuff. 0.99

01:19:56.620 But the reality of this is, as unfortunate that is, I'd love to be out chopping wood all day, technically.

01:20:02.780 I think so, at least. Maybe I got bored of that long term.

01:20:05.400 But I'm saying, you know, not dabbling in the tech world at all.

01:20:09.460 If I could actually make my choice, I'd like to be out in nature much more than being from the computer.

01:20:15.240 So it has its downsides.

01:20:17.020 But if we don't get involved in that, and if we don't at least invest some of our time in trying to understand these systems, we will become victims to them.

01:20:27.520 We will be controlled by them.

01:20:29.340 They will manipulate you.

01:20:30.920 They will manipulate us.

01:20:32.120 They are studying you.

01:20:33.200 They are tracking you.

01:20:34.520 They're putting you in databases.

01:20:35.920 They're creating behavioral pattern recognition in terms of what types of groups of people we have out there.

01:20:42.860 I still see this.

01:20:44.360 I made a joke once.

01:20:45.940 But even the way that they're using the internet now and even how certain social media platforms seems to drop the guardrails like Instagram did to kind of see what bubbles up to the surface.

01:20:57.520 All of a sudden, it just exploded with Hitler memes and Israel criticism for a few years. 0.69

01:21:02.500 And I was like, they're probably like Palantir or someone here is populating their kill list databases or something like that of who to target later on.

01:21:12.800 But anyway, my point is, jokes aside, we do have to get familiar with this world because it is emerging as the new battlefield, if you will. 0.82

01:21:23.860 And if we lose out, if we are backsliding on this, the white people, our race will be in big trouble. 0.73

01:21:31.660 Would you agree? 0.90

01:21:33.120 Yeah, you said the word battlefield.

01:21:35.320 Don't even get me started on the actual weaponry, like the weaponization of AI.

01:21:42.800 That is some far out stuff like what they're doing in Ukraine.

01:21:46.980 They have like an Amazon for for frontline troops and they earn credits by posting videos of them killing Russians and stuff.

01:21:56.880 And they get credits to be able to, you know, order more drones or more guns.

01:22:01.340 And yeah, that's the that that is I want to take that website down.

01:22:08.720 Basically, I don't think that website should be on the Internet.

01:22:10.760 um and yeah with ai you could probably do that pretty easily to be honest uh so we'll see but

01:22:17.720 the yeah the i'm the same with you like the reason that i got into ai um and the voice ai was because

01:22:24.380 of my son because i wanted to be able to not have to look at my phone when i was talking to chat gpt

01:22:31.880 and be able to tell chat gpt hey just shut up and hang out in the background for a bit because it

01:22:36.220 wasn't doing that I wanted it so I wouldn't have to look at my phone

01:22:41.980 anymore around my son and that's the the reason that I got into it into AI that

01:22:47.800 is the main reason and the inspiration for a lot of this stuff that I've been

01:22:54.380 working on is how to make life better for my son and for my family and you

01:22:59.100 know like families um so yeah i'm similar to you that i i you know i i don't want to be looking at

01:23:07.740 the screen all the time it's not good for you right first of all yep um second of all the

01:23:13.700 it's good talking with the ai man instead of talking to like normies or whatever

01:23:19.220 you're talking to like a super duper genius um so you're gonna get i've only had a couple of times

01:23:26.460 where AI surprised me, like I can, I can count it on two hands where AI has come up with like a

01:23:31.800 unique idea where I'm like, whoa, that's, that's pretty good. But using it as like a sounding

01:23:36.720 board, it like, there's no, there's no expert in any field that you could talk to that would be a

01:23:43.440 better sounding board than AI would be. What do you mean sounding board? Sorry, I don't mean,

01:23:47.620 I don't know what you mean by that sounding board. Oh, like, just to like run ideas past,

01:23:53.340 Like, say you wanted to talk to a lawyer or whatever and be like, hey, this is what my problem is, yada, yada, or a doctor, I don't know, whatever, anything, a sounding board, like, just to bounce ideas off of, sorry, is the concept.

01:24:05.160 Okay, I don't know if there's a term commonly used for that or not.

01:24:08.160 I'm Swedish after all, so, you know, not formally educator, okay.

01:24:12.200 No, that makes sense, exactly, you can bounce things off.

01:24:14.020 The problem, though, with an AI is, as I said before,

01:24:17.520 it's like even the training process of them

01:24:22.340 is apparently also getting more and more expensive.

01:24:25.780 That's another thing, by the way, which is kind of interesting,

01:24:28.000 like how much more advanced, I guess, it is.

01:24:30.780 You had the stuff about how, was it Anthropic

01:24:34.640 that had lost a bunch of lawsuits

01:24:37.540 because they used pirated material of e-books and movies,

01:24:41.280 like just to feed as much as it can into the model, right?

01:24:45.400 And they're just like, oh, there's a super chat coming in.

01:24:47.620 Let's listen to this real quick here.

01:24:48.920 Occidentum underscore love said $50. 0.93

01:24:51.440 Yes, we need tech nerds too.

01:24:53.300 Take it to next level, guys, and very great show, guys.

01:24:56.120 Oh, thank you, Occidentum.

01:24:57.060 Appreciate that.

01:24:57.820 Thanks.

01:24:58.440 Yeah, so it takes a lot to train them, and they don't even care anymore.

01:25:02.860 They're just like, let's just use anything we can.

01:25:06.000 Let's not go through the official routes of like getting copyrighted material.

01:25:09.480 They just pay the fine and they just move on, right, because it's advancing so fast.

01:25:13.460 But I've noticed that, like, even if you, like, correct an AI or, like, you know, because people have talked about that,

01:25:19.320 and AI is not always correct, right?

01:25:20.820 Some cases it references, I think we showed a graph a while back, like Reddit and Wikipedia and, like, you know,

01:25:27.220 there's, like, what sources most AI models kind of use or whatever.

01:25:31.300 So, you know, factually it can be wrong and you approach it with that kind of idea, like, hey, look, it's wrong here.

01:25:37.300 It's not that, like, it doesn't go back and, like, rewrite its own, how do I put it, updates itself and corrects itself.

01:25:45.660 Next time this question comes up or whatever, I'm totally going to use that guy's answer or, like, his correction of what I said.

01:25:53.060 So it's like you're continuously against a wall.

01:25:57.160 Does that make sense?

01:25:57.820 Like, that's a limitation that I have.

01:25:59.680 It's a difficulty.

01:25:59.980 So whenever I use AI, I go in with the assumption that I'm talking to a Redditor, basically.

01:26:05.140 Like, I know that, and I try not to.

01:26:06.500 it's the same thing if you're talking to like a liberal in real life or

01:26:09.020 whatever,

01:26:09.280 you try to like not reveal your power level.

01:26:12.440 So there,

01:26:13.080 you know,

01:26:13.420 there's ways to be sneaky about it.

01:26:15.160 And that's just what you have to do. 0.92

01:26:16.900 And what you just said even applies to like the Chinese models. 1.00

01:26:20.160 Cause they're kind of, 1.00

01:26:20.980 you know, 0.98

01:26:21.280 they're the Chinese, 1.00

01:26:21.960 they're just copying what the West is doing or these Jewish companies or 1.00

01:26:26.980 whatever. 0.96

01:26:27.400 There you go.

01:26:27.880 It's going to correct you.

01:26:28.680 Here's the graph,

01:26:29.520 by the way,

01:26:29.800 guys,

01:26:30.160 if you want to look at that,

01:26:30.840 that where I get a,

01:26:31.960 I gets its info top sources.

01:26:33.780 So there are data,

01:26:34.640 even the chinese ais are getting their data from like reddit and stuff mostly gosh um

01:26:41.040 but you can there's uh there's a guy called plenty plenty the elder i think he jailbreaks

01:26:48.640 all the ais you can you can um you know like short circuit the ai i'm gonna read to you

01:26:54.660 something like i i've broken the ai several times where he's just like thrown his hands up in the

01:27:01.220 air um so i'm telling him don't if you don't remember anything it's fine it just reminds me

01:27:06.700 of your limitations and he says fair correction you're right i shouldn't pretend i remember

01:27:12.320 threads i don't actually retain perfectly if i lose chain i should say that plainly so let me rest

01:27:18.940 so let me rest the ai said to me like what are you i literally broke the ai but the but the

01:27:26.380 problem is we are relationship to it this the same way that like i you can sit and watch a movie

01:27:33.360 especially of course it's even more prevalent with the younger you are right if you have children

01:27:37.160 like like you and i do but like you can you can watch a movie and like your brain will perceive

01:27:43.280 it as a reality you're cognitively you know it's a movie right but your brain will perceive it like

01:27:48.860 it like it's reality and it's the same thing that most people still have a hard time it's like

01:27:53.400 showing you know a boomer ai generative memes they have like or videos they have like a they're

01:27:58.300 impervious to this like a concept an idea of like it's generated it's not actually real it was like

01:28:04.600 what i'm watching it you know like they just can't get it you know most of them anyway can't get it

01:28:08.140 through the skull right so it's the same thing there our perception of it is that this is so

01:28:12.880 it's uh hyper mimicry or whatever term you want to use it's so good at mimicking human conversation

01:28:19.660 and, you know, we will relate to it like it is a he or she.

01:28:25.980 We will relate to it like we're having an actual conversation or whatever.

01:28:29.260 But that's where we have to step in and consciously change that and say,

01:28:33.340 and I'm not saying you do that, but I'm saying many people out there do that.

01:28:36.160 Like, you're not talking to an actual conscious thing.

01:28:39.120 You're not talking to someone who can read something that can reason.

01:28:43.000 It's very good at mimicking, like, what words come next.

01:28:47.480 that's how i understand that technology currently in a way that's what that's what so i call chat

01:28:53.540 gpt t because it's a transformer and that's yeah that's how the technology works it's just like

01:28:58.520 predicting it's just like yeah it figures out what it should say like what's the best thing for it to

01:29:04.320 say i mean it's kind of just like as good a liar as possible but it is it is using facts i guess

01:29:12.760 No, that's true.

01:29:13.840 I think that it's, you know, a human or whatever, a person half the time, too, anyways.

01:29:19.980 Like I'm saying, you know, I'll go to it as a sounding board before I can, you know, talk to anybody that's even remotely as intelligent as the AI is.

01:29:30.720 That's just a fact.

01:29:32.520 Yep, yep.

01:29:33.460 Okay, so we kind of come around there, I guess, in terms of starting with the G2 block, the tools you used, AI, talking more about AI, obviously.

01:29:41.300 um what else are i guess proposals you have or is there something else you're working on you want

01:29:48.040 to talk about or so you know something that is on your mind in terms of the related to the things

01:29:53.060 we're discussing yeah if you're talking about like you're talking about the mimicry and stuff too and

01:29:58.660 like the video um what i'm again at the place where i can't say too much so i started i just

01:30:05.820 started to get into video and i would recommend your users get into the video stuff too um why

01:30:14.380 another thing too where our side needs needs content basically why for what sorry i gotta

01:30:20.760 talk over here why why do they need to get into video for what be specific i mean you you you have

01:30:26.880 a um a show or whatever as like the same thing with like memes or whatever it's like the next

01:30:32.560 level of memes um you know if you want to get your message across you can get some extremely

01:30:37.780 highly polished stuff um but you know other than that uh for business whatever for just for

01:30:44.560 creativity it is it is um like that psyop anime guy and i'll show you some other stuff um the

01:30:53.820 award-winning ai creators are artists they are extremely extremely talented artists

01:31:03.380 um i think emily yukas is somebody that's kind of on our side that made the the will stancil show

01:31:09.040 or whatever she's like not even that like no offense or whatever and she kind of stole my

01:31:13.940 thunder when jeep block first came out so whatever um she's not even like that great at it um some of

01:31:20.880 the stuff is so much better than what you're seeing in hollywood and um i'll just give out

01:31:27.520 some things like chronicles of bone if you look that up on youtube you can kind of see the

01:31:32.160 progression of like the newest episode compared to the older ones um and it's another thing where

01:31:38.440 like i was saying before the earlier you get in the better because like it'll be over your head

01:31:45.960 like way too over your head eventually it's and already it's um there's so many different things

01:31:52.520 that you can do um that you know you could take like a university level course easily like four

01:31:59.100 years worth of it just on higgs field for example higgs field which is the the video generation

01:32:04.860 um service higgs field is our new there's so many of them and it's all you know we gotta try this

01:32:11.740 is like your oh sorry higgs field is like your go-to video generation um suite okay it is like

01:32:22.120 um what is sorry people use um adobe um photoshop it's it's like ai photoshop basically okay all

01:32:31.440 right you know what i mean like it's it's the tool that people are are going to be using the

01:32:35.240 same way as everybody uses photoshop everybody uses or is going to be using higgs field what

01:32:39.640 is what does that cost you but like what do you so like the reason that i started using it is

01:32:45.000 because they had a deal where you get unlimited c dance 2.5 okay the c dance okay gotcha all right

01:32:52.000 yeah they were a little bit deceptive with their advertising like it's only doing uh 720p up to

01:32:58.080 20 seconds unlimited and it's only for like 30 days so i i've made i used ai to make a bot to

01:33:07.020 and i i built an entire movie script out of a book that's what i'm working on or whatever right

01:33:12.940 now um and i'm having it prompt because it takes like five minutes to generate one of these scenes

01:33:19.320 so when i'm sleeping that's time where i can't be doing it on my own so i built just to simplify it

01:33:27.340 like a bot that is putting those prompts in and generating the scenes the scenes don't always come

01:33:32.900 out perfect but often there is like usable material that you could use and cut out of it

01:33:37.080 and then you have to go and it's kind of like just constantly reshooting except it doesn't cost a

01:33:42.000 million billion dollars and you don't have to have a billion multi multi-billion dollar studio to do

01:33:47.280 it right like the studios themselves cost billions and billions and billions of dollars never mind

01:33:51.720 like just one of their projects yeah so yeah and they're using it now too by the way there's

01:33:56.760 you know some of the recent movies here where they're like you know they're just going in and

01:34:01.220 you know it's just so much more cost effective for them so they'll do that what i feel same time

01:34:05.400 what i feel and and this is not i i like it myself i played around with you some of it and

01:34:10.480 you know things that someone against it at all but i also have this but everyone is also doing

01:34:14.640 it and going to do it and i'm just feeling like the over saturation of just like content and

01:34:20.440 visual things and production do something like everyone is doing it will be saturated so quick

01:34:25.960 do you see what i'm saying you think that but you have to go back to the graph that i just gave you

01:34:31.440 or that that you pulled up or whatever that shows the people that are actually using it yeah um

01:34:35.940 and yeah there is going to be like a saturation but the content is going to be so much better

01:34:42.160 than what hollywood has like what i'm working on right now is like lord of the rings game game of

01:34:47.880 thrones tier and like i just have a couple of the scenes and you know some other like promotional

01:34:53.980 stuff and it's so much better there's no like diversity casting um you know you could you could

01:35:00.420 do like whatever you want um it's it's going to be better than the current system and also like

01:35:05.380 hollywood is going to fall and they're the the people that are going to survive hollywood are

01:35:09.920 going to be like the video editors and stuff but the rest of the system is going to like collapse

01:35:15.060 in on itself because of this yeah bianca festers on this is air makes good thumbnails i disagree

01:35:19.860 I mean, technically, yes, but all the thumbnails now look the same. 0.90

01:35:25.360 And I was like, holy shit. 0.65

01:35:26.480 Like, you can say, oh, this is just like this. 0.97

01:35:28.040 It's technically like, ooh, it's glossy and shiny and sparkles

01:35:31.700 and the light with the blue on one, you know, silhouette, you know.

01:35:35.580 Sure, but they all look the same.

01:35:37.280 I mean, I know that that will change too.

01:35:38.740 I know that this will get very granular.

01:35:40.860 Oh, so I would show you, like, I showed you PSYOP anime that uses anime.

01:35:44.820 I would show you some other guy that is probably going to come on board

01:35:47.660 with me to do this film series that i'm working on completely he he has like it looks like found

01:35:54.480 footage or whatever so the i was telling you like these guys are artists some of these guys they're

01:36:00.000 they're geniuses um they are you know this what you have going on in the background is is really

01:36:07.320 good um but it's yeah so like people if you're just putting in typing in like one sentence or

01:36:15.240 whatever and yeah all the thumbnails are going to look the same if it's just like kind of normie's

01:36:19.700 using it right but these guys are going in and they're like choosing which camera lens to use

01:36:24.780 what kind of lighting um like all the stuff that directors and that would take big studios to do

01:36:31.360 um you know the angles like everything um what kind of shots are going to be performed so that's

01:36:39.320 like what i'm doing and you the thing is you can use the ai for that too like you'll tell the ai

01:36:44.660 instead of just typing in something in a prompt yeah instead of just typing in something yourself

01:36:50.260 you could tell the ai hey i'm this is what i'm working on this is what i want it to look like

01:36:55.340 give me the technical words that will make what i'm describing to you come to life properly and

01:37:01.760 it'll write out and i get it to write it out in chinese too because a lot of these models are

01:37:05.960 chinese so that's one of the other tricks that i learned is writing it out in chinese gets you

01:37:10.020 like better shots basically there's a soup chat here came in sorry that i didn't read out i think

01:37:13.660 lowered its uh north star temple thank you sir appreciate it this is a there is a rejection of

01:37:18.320 from the youth for being slop your thoughts he's asking um yeah yeah i i get that there that's the

01:37:29.300 case um i don't really care uh the the stuff that's going to be coming out soon is going to

01:37:36.940 be much better than anything hollywood's ever put out this chronicles of bone show it's it's not the

01:37:42.380 best narrative wise or whatever but the um how it looks now is like the the the only problems that

01:37:51.420 they have is he should have like cut some scenes earlier or like not included certain scenes or

01:37:57.620 whatever so it's kind of like an editing problem the ai slop yeah there there is tons of ai slop

01:38:04.040 um but there is also what i'm talking what i'm talking about is not slop that's what it's going

01:38:12.160 to be so funny by the way stone toss comic his latest uh human slop speaking of like modern 0.97

01:38:18.740 modern art it's not bad i mean it's not wrong right we've been doing this shit forever the 0.82

01:38:25.440 the reason why it's ai slop it's because it's humans doing the prompt right correct me if i'm 0.83

01:38:29.640 wrong yeah yeah um and they are yeah it's it's a lot of automation going on too it's the the people

01:38:39.600 that i was talking about before the people that are trying to sell you courses like when you start

01:38:44.340 getting into ai you're gonna have you're gonna get just like blasted with this stuff and it's

01:38:48.860 like people telling you how to like make a quick buck off of ai right um so that's where that con

01:38:54.040 that you know the slop is coming from it's like just kind of normies seeing that and trying to

01:38:59.700 make a quick buck off of mass producing slop basically yeah yeah no i mean yeah there will

01:39:05.920 be a saturation and it's like, hey, you can use

01:39:07.820 AI to the Zynga market and then everyone does

01:39:09.920 it, right? Then the new, it's,

01:39:11.300 this is with all technology, this is not, I mean,

01:39:13.660 it's a unique technology because it's

01:39:15.720 ultimately at least a technology

01:39:17.660 that replaces all the other technologies

01:39:19.660 of sorts in a way, right?

01:39:21.440 If it's going to its full

01:39:23.000 fruition for a full extent.

01:39:25.700 But it's the same with like a

01:39:27.500 dishwasher and a washing machine, right?

01:39:29.680 Kind of thing of like, at least in

01:39:31.640 the West, right? Like, yeah, we all use it now

01:39:33.640 and everyone bought it to save

01:39:35.680 time but initially it was sold as like here look here's this new technology coming and it's going

01:39:40.300 to save you so much time but then eventually when there's a wide adoption of it you're basically

01:39:45.120 now you plateau with everyone else again do you see what i'm saying um it's only those who have

01:39:50.960 really unique capabilities and that's why i think you mentioned kind of the artists right in this

01:39:54.820 case that like they can actually work with it in very creative ways which still takes the human

01:40:00.080 mind as opposed to just using it the way everyone else is using it would you say that's a fair

01:40:04.020 assessment yeah it's it's like augmenting their their abilities like times a million um some of

01:40:10.840 the stuff that they're doing is is super amazing yeah uh there's so much stuff that i i'd want to

01:40:16.560 talk about but a lot of it is stuff that i i can't talk about without like doxing myself basically

01:40:21.640 no worse but yeah i remember like it's a tool um it's the same as a cell phone like i remember

01:40:26.780 the first i still remember the first time i saw a woman with a smartphone and it was on an airplane

01:40:35.260 and she had a blackberry and i didn't even have a black you know i didn't have it and i was like

01:40:39.220 this is not going to end well i was like there go this is this is not good i knew instinctually that 1.00

01:40:45.220 it was you know and you look at where we are now with women what what they use technology to do 0.95

01:40:50.600 mostly online um it's like retarded well maybe the e-whore period the only fans eris kind of 0.97

01:40:58.080 coming to a close with like ai generated shit or something you know i don't know maybe yeah 0.92

01:41:02.700 there will be a little niche thing but you know yeah yeah you need to you need to host your own 0.79

01:41:07.140 models to do the uh ai only fans i think yeah i guess so i guess it's like i have the guardrails

01:41:12.800 um anyway well um what do you say anything else that's on your mind we're gonna wrap up here soon

01:41:18.900 it was interesting conversation i appreciate hearing about g block the story the backstory

01:41:22.900 of that how that went down obviously uh people can get let tell us how to how how people can get

01:41:28.980 it how do they install it depending on what platform or device they're using yeah sure um so

01:41:35.780 to reiterate like g block is like an alternative internet it's the internet without the third world

01:41:42.180 like i made that i firewalled off the third world from the internet you're welcome um

01:41:48.900 it's available as a browser extension for Firefox and Chrome.

01:41:54.120 There is, you're on the website now,

01:41:55.660 there's install instructions on how to do it with Chrome.

01:41:59.200 You know, you just unzip the file,

01:42:00.900 you go into your browser extensions in Chrome

01:42:03.300 or any Chromium-based browser, sorry.

01:42:06.420 And, you know, you put it on.

01:42:08.040 It's going to be free for a month.

01:42:11.000 And then you could pay for Bitcoin.

01:42:12.620 Like, I want money.

01:42:13.940 So that's, you know, that's why it's free for a month.

01:42:16.080 But then, you know, give me some money. 1.00

01:42:18.780 I invented firewalling the internet from Indians. 1.00

01:42:23.040 It's worth it. 1.00

01:42:23.600 I deserve to be paid.

01:42:24.680 There you go.

01:42:25.600 It was a question.

01:42:26.540 And then the mobile app just came out.

01:42:29.500 So you could just download it for Android and it's the same deal.

01:42:33.200 And you're going to want to use that mobile app instead of using Facebook app, the TikTok app, the X app.

01:42:41.100 It's all there in that one single app.

01:42:43.100 And you can move between those apps like way more seamlessly.

01:42:47.360 and yeah you could decide if you want to put filtering on it or not or whatever

01:42:50.960 um and then the ios um only if your io your iphone is jailbroken or your ios device is

01:42:58.260 jailbroken unfortunately because of you know this is never getting on the apple store no

01:43:02.780 um it will maybe depending on you know how successful it is hopefully you can help me

01:43:09.580 get on some other shows or you know give me some contacts so i can you know preach the gospel of

01:43:14.460 jeep block some more but depending on how successful it is um the eu does have laws where

01:43:20.600 um they are not allowed to like ban you from the app store like you're allowed to post on

01:43:26.520 third-party app stores i would just need to see if they are gonna even let me allow uh sorry even

01:43:31.700 allow me to go on their third-party stores but so it might be usable for normal ios non-jailbroken

01:43:39.980 foams if you're in the eu soon yeah um there's the basic version which is just indians and just um

01:43:48.460 facebook twitter uh linkedin and instagram and then there's the ultra or the turbo

01:43:55.340 which is uh like i was saying earlier it's the indians muslims jews uh ukraine flag people

01:44:02.940 palestine flag people lgbt people you could toggle all those off and on and it's on even

01:44:07.660 more social media websites like it's on youtube and stuff so yeah adam says i think the the the

01:44:14.060 yeah it's it's like three i don't even remember it's like three dollars for the basic one or no

01:44:19.500 it's four dollars i think for for the ultra and it's like yeah there you go two dollars for the

01:44:24.540 basic one and it's it's per install that's how i'm making my money instead of doing like a

01:44:30.700 subscription or whatever it's so like per device you have to pay each different device oh yeah one

01:44:35.900 time yeah that's that's nothing then um we had a question in chat there i said i guess you rattle

01:44:40.820 through it that's what the the option or the the different variables that you rattled off there in

01:44:45.720 terms of the flag people oh one wait and hang on hang on let me finish he said i still want to know

01:44:50.640 what kind of extremism jeet block will block and if the product allows user uh user control over

01:44:56.920 that yes is that that's basically what you said right in a way yeah it lets you block people

01:45:02.260 groups basically that's the extremism okay the the wording at the top of the website was just

01:45:07.480 like to try to like not get me banned immediately i get it yeah they had a you know issue about that

01:45:12.560 in the shadow what do you mean like you don't use it the same way they they use it yes we got

01:45:16.540 yeah if you scroll down again to the descriptions this is a new thing that i just added in um

01:45:23.220 you'll see it there's oh you go up again oh uh up here you mean these here oh no oh sorry the

01:45:30.380 pricing tier thing pricing okay we got you i'll just click on that there we go so for the mobile

01:45:34.860 apps there is an option in the settings to hide jeep like because you don't i don't know like you

01:45:41.020 don't want normie seeing that you're on jeep block basically so it will turn the icon into an icon

01:45:46.700 that says socials and it's a different icon or whatever so there's like a hidden incognito mode

01:45:52.060 where nobody's gonna know you're using jeep block basically all right so it's safe for work if you're

01:45:56.700 you're in a yeah with all your hr department deo i thought of everything dude good stuff let's see

01:46:02.080 if we can run this again question for you north star temple sent ten dollars thank you what ai is

01:46:08.560 the least co throttled zio throttled which ai is the least zio throttled would you say um

01:46:14.940 well the chinese ones so there's like kimmy k3 there's glm there's quen which is alibaba

01:46:23.340 and those are super super advanced they have all like they have all like all the stuff that we have

01:46:28.080 they have their copies of basically so they have all their coding stuff too um i'll give a shout

01:46:33.820 out to gab because like his ai was on twitter and when you know when people are like arguing

01:46:39.940 with grok i'm like no no don't do that get the gab ai to argue with grok so i would whenever grok

01:46:45.480 would say something dumb i would get the gab ai but they they got banned that they banned their ai

01:46:50.300 off of twitter too um but he makes he uses uh one of the chinese models a combination

01:46:58.040 i think of several of them and then he you know the ai is just like based or whatever

01:47:03.960 i unfortunately i've never used it um but i i just know about it so that's would be an example

01:47:11.780 and there's like an i think it's called uncensored x or something i've heard of that one yeah something

01:47:17.140 yeah or was it just uncensored.ai or something yeah uncensored.ai there's like another there's

01:47:23.660 another one too i can't think of up off the top of my head but yeah yeah go give gab some uh

01:47:29.240 if that's what you want um i don't really care about that um and if if you want yeah gab like

01:47:38.400 i said they use like the most advanced kind of chinese model because they post their stuff like

01:47:43.040 open weights um so that might be what what you're looking for um the actual chinese models on their

01:47:50.740 own might be more powerful or something i'm not positive okay interesting or you'll get the latest

01:47:56.600 you know the latest chinese models i don't think gab is using um right when they get published but

01:48:02.840 if you go to torba's he was talking about like oh today they just published the new alibaba one they

01:48:09.120 published um like like three big things just came out today okay i think the new grok was another

01:48:16.400 thing he was talking about okay but they have it i need to face through gab to use those things

01:48:22.100 no he like trained his own ai so he used like the chinese like publish like everything right

01:48:30.960 like they publish the actual ai like the the guts of the system or whatever the weights of the model

01:48:36.780 So he took, he's taken part of different models and combined them into his own Frankenstein-based red-pilled monster AI.

01:48:48.540 Okay, yeah, all right, cool.

01:48:50.780 Yeah, weights, right, I learned about that.

01:48:53.480 You got to view it more as growing the AI versus opposed to coding it, right?

01:48:56.560 They can put weights on certain things, I guess, to get more or less of something.

01:49:01.520 Is that how I understand weights correctly?

01:49:03.200 yeah uh it's like a fine-tuning thing yeah yeah it's it's pretty it's involved but yeah you got

01:49:10.220 you got it all right okay so gwen okay grok deep seek all right okay all in the last hour lol man

01:49:16.620 okay uh all right so thank you man for coming on we appreciate you people can follow you obviously

01:49:22.120 your uh personal or not your personal but your the account you help to boost out uh g to block

01:49:28.200 from ob john they can follow you there it's with the zero zero good luck finding me i don't know

01:49:34.780 how how easy that's going to be if i'm how shadow banned i am maybe you have to uh have you set up

01:49:39.360 another account to try to blast it out maybe that's just futile these days to do to be honest

01:49:45.720 i don't know man like i i don't i've i'm i'm running low on fumes for for dealing with this

01:49:52.620 this bs i know i know that's what that's how they get to gblock.org like tell your friends about it

01:49:58.220 yep um yeah it's awesome like it's i think it's like one of the the best things that's happened

01:50:03.420 in the past like 20 years get a clean internet i'm gonna put the uh that's the uh url right there

01:50:09.640 boys in chat gblock.org gblock.org go check it out i guess i should pin that while we are still

01:50:15.780 live here and uh yeah share it around uh let people know that it's there we'll help you boost

01:50:20.940 the accounts a little bit more here of course jblock underscore mobile is kind of the official

01:50:25.180 account i guess on x for it i've noticed that too man it's like zero it's like backward growth on x

01:50:30.880 right now like i just get and it's not that i'm like oh this is such a banger tweet i should get

01:50:35.540 more you know engagement from this but i'm like i noticed that like things that are like this should

01:50:39.620 what is happening here like this should be a little bit more you know engagement or you know

01:50:43.640 views on it and i'm just like throttled ridiculously throttled it happened a couple of i mean it's

01:50:48.680 happen at stages and at different points all of a sudden it's good again and then it's bad again

01:50:52.240 or whatever but they change some jews somewhere because uh what's the guys who quit uh nikita

01:50:58.260 beer he ended up quitting and there's a new guy that took over a couple of guys that took over

01:51:03.300 and it just seems getting it just seems to be getting worse and worse on x unfortunately

01:51:06.980 yeah i don't know they were complaining about like x chat not being good and i was like dude

01:51:13.120 i could bang that out in like two minutes like i don't know what your guy's problem is so what

01:51:17.040 i'm saying is these guys aren't that smart and if you just put like a little bit of time and effort

01:51:22.500 into it you're gonna like surpass them this is well how i feel about myself anyways but i i you

01:51:29.760 know i believe in your audience as well yeah no the problem is that the problem is the is the reach

01:51:34.540 you can build amazing tools i mean reasonably you'd think yeah if it's good enough it will catch

01:51:40.400 on or whatever it'll become the you know the product that people are talking about at least

01:51:43.840 for a while and it will you know get you attention and focus and you know hopefully you make money

01:51:48.060 on it and all that kind of stuff right uh but that's the hardest point right that there's just

01:51:52.040 so it's it's a saturation saturation thing but then it's still we're still plagued um for a while

01:51:58.460 i think the internet was literally like if you have a good idea whatever it is you can like

01:52:03.000 publish it and get it out there whatever but that's that's long gone i mean we've been under

01:52:07.500 the thumb of like still now it's like micromanaged shadow banned it's controlled it's like well

01:52:13.500 if you're the right person then sure then you can get it out you got to know the right people or be

01:52:18.680 promoted by the right people so it's turned into a click you know as much as i hate the word

01:52:22.900 democratization i guess that was true about the internet for a while but for some time as we know

01:52:29.660 many people are abandoned stuff like that like like we are like you are um that has not been the

01:52:34.640 story let me put it that way not been the story no yeah the the one caveat that i was uh that i

01:52:39.960 would add to all the fantastical stuff i've i've been talking about creating is if nobody sees it

01:52:45.980 it doesn't like you know you need to advertise so that's where uh you know the video and using

01:52:52.380 the ai for like media content comes in but yeah you need like if you come up with a good idea and

01:52:58.840 you don't advertise it um it doesn't like nobody's gonna see it no if nobody sees it nobody's gonna

01:53:04.480 buy it yep so it's whether you like it or not that's a huge huge part and you're gonna have

01:53:09.700 to spend you're gonna have to throw money at that you're gonna have to use actual money to do that

01:53:13.340 you're gonna have to put your money where your mouth is basically yep exactly need some mark 0.76

01:53:17.600 andreason horwitz to come in and just some y combinator and shit it's just coming to throw

01:53:22.980 a couple of bill on that stuff you know yeah y combinator won't be hosting gblog i don't i don't

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01:55:27.920 webstar hey thank you john we appreciate your time as well thank you for coming on yeah thank

01:55:32.520 you so much for having me on and i've been a big fan of you guys for forever send uh you know my

01:55:38.160 best wishes to lana and the family i will uh i will say i will say hi from uh from our jeet block

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Red Ice TV - August 13, 2026

JeetBlock & Using AI with Jon

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