The Alex Jones Show Live - Sam Altman To Build Digital “Genie” That Will “Grant Any Wish

00:00:00.000 Number one, we are close to creating a genie that can grant any wish.

00:00:03.000 Close to creating a genie.

00:00:03.660 Number two, we are going to make sure that our first wishes broadly benefit humanity

00:00:10.340 and that we kind of get the world to a place where a lot more people get to have a lot more wishes.

00:00:15.080 It's been on my mind a lot recently.

00:00:17.000 There's two things that people really love right now that taken together are a real security challenge.

00:00:24.280 Number one, people love how personalized these models are getting.

00:00:28.320 So ChatGPT now really gets to know you.

00:00:30.340 It personalizes over your conversational history, your data you've connected to, or whatever else.

00:00:35.040 And then number two is you can connect these models to other services.

00:00:38.800 They can go off and, like, call things on the web and, you know, do stuff for you that's helpful.

00:00:43.320 But what you really don't want is someone to be able to exfiltrate data from your personal model that knows everything about you.

00:00:57.780 the world of ai why do all these people look like the boss from the incredibles

00:01:05.640 you ever seen the incredibles classic pixar movie uh absolutely a phenomenal watch it with

00:01:10.760 your kids or with your significant other it's uh fun for all ages phenomenal film but like there's

00:01:15.680 this weird guy and he's like the boss of mr incredible after mr incredible uh stops being

00:01:20.980 a superhero because they've banned superheroes or whatever and uh there's a scene where mr

00:01:26.080 Incredibles in the office and the guy is sitting there kind of lecturing him and he's witnessing a

00:01:30.320 crime outside and the guy kind of gives him like kind of a evil speech. And then Mr. Incredible

00:01:35.040 snaps and becomes Mr. Incredible again. Can we go ahead and punch up the boss for the from the

00:01:39.740 Incredibles before we go back to Sam Altman, who is, of course, who I'm referencing here,

00:01:43.880 the OpenAI founder who lied about OpenAI being a startup and then made a crap ton of money off of

00:01:49.520 it and got government contracts, Project Stargate, you name it. But the boss from the Incredibles

00:01:54.740 is who this guy reminds me of it's like a physiognomy thing right and you know there

00:02:00.720 may be some truth to that stuff so let's go ahead actually and go to the first sam altman clip that

00:02:05.760 we have maybe we can throw in the guy later let's go to clip number eight sam altman says the elites

00:02:10.300 are now very close to creating a quote-unquote genie demon really that's what that means that

00:02:15.480 can grant any wish number one we are close to creating a genie that can grant any wish

00:02:21.280 Number two, we are going to make sure that our first wishes broadly benefit humanity

00:02:28.740 and that we kind of get the world to a place where a lot more people get to have a lot more wishes.

00:02:33.340 And number three, the space of what you can wish for is incredibly big and creative

00:02:39.380 and it'll be quite exciting to figure that out with real sort of human values and preferences.

00:02:45.380 But I think there's a fourth thing too, which is exactly that.

00:02:49.380 How does this guy know?

00:02:50.420 the computer grants them he's from the moon and then you're like i didn't think that was going to

00:02:55.500 work yeah what now it's a weird feeling all right very creepy let's go to the next clip of him clip

00:03:02.760 number nine on the ai models resulting from that we are soon heading into a world where a lot of the

00:03:10.220 ai safety problems that people have traditionally talked about are going to be recast as ai security

00:03:14.780 problems in different ways i also think that given how capable these models are getting if

00:03:19.800 If we want to be able to deploy them for wide use, the security problems are going to get really big.

00:03:27.900 You mentioned many areas that I think are super important to figure out.

00:03:34.240 Adverse error robustness in particular seems like it's getting quite serious.

00:03:36.660 Do we trust this dude to build a new world?

00:03:39.680 One more that I will mention that you touched on a little bit, but just it's been on my mind a lot recently.

00:03:46.180 there's two things that people really love right now that taken together are a real security

00:03:52.960 challenge um number one people love how personalized these models are getting so

00:03:58.160 chat gpt now really gets to know you it personalizes over your conversational history your

00:04:02.600 data you've connected to it whatever else and then number two is you can connect these models

00:04:07.420 to other services they can go off and like call things on the web and you know do stuff for you

00:04:11.940 that's helpful. But what you really don't want is someone to be able to exfiltrate data from your

00:04:20.120 personal model that has that knows everything about you. And, you know, humans, you can kind

00:04:26.400 of trust to be reasonable at this. If you tell your spouse a bunch of secrets, you can sort of

00:04:33.060 trust that they will know in what context what to tell to other people. The models don't really do

00:04:39.020 this very well yet yep yeah so basically what that means is the ai knows all your dirty laundry 1.00

00:04:45.260 and then is going to blackmail you with it it's going to probably do that to everybody on the

00:04:48.480 planet to some varying degree and they already do that to you in terms of like targeted advertising

00:04:52.820 right where they take you like they take your personal information meaning like what you want

00:04:57.360 and they say hey get this we know you want it that's a violation right and it feels good because

00:05:03.060 it's like wow you know i get what i want right now it's just i thought about it and here it is

00:05:07.640 right in front of me that's because it's a system designed to feed off of you right it's a feedback

00:05:12.180 loop so very disturbing stuff get the boss from the incredibles up there again like what is up

00:05:17.180 with this physiognomy thing of like having the biggest giant like mr peanut epstein style head

00:05:23.280 it kind of looks like palm beach pete as well all right maybe it's a brazilian thing uh we don't

00:05:28.640 know i got a big head i got a big body as well let's just uh pray for these people and pray they

00:05:34.300 stop. Let's go to clip number 10 really quick on Elon Musk. He says that within the next 10 years,

00:05:39.640 money will completely disappear. Play the clip. Well, what do you want money for?

00:05:46.280 You want money for goods and services, right? You want money for obviously food, housing,

00:05:52.320 transport, entertainment. Well, if that is so abundant that there's more that the robots and

00:06:02.220 are providing more goods and services than you than any human could possibly consume what do

00:06:08.160 you need money for in that case you're you're creating these robots and then you'll need money

00:06:13.620 sure are you are you selling these robots are you selling humanoid robots or are you producing goods

00:06:19.620 and services with the humanoid robots that you control i think i think i think i would probably

00:06:27.120 be it would be an exercise in vanity to for me to think that I would be controlling the super

00:06:34.380 genius AI that is vastly smarter than me I think what we can and should try to do is to make sure

00:06:40.720 that the AI has good values that it cares about humanity and that it wants us to be happy and

00:06:51.160 prosper um pause it i think so we're just seeding all our control list thing because it's convenient

00:06:57.080 and cool and we don't want to work anymore and that's the reality and i do it too like i i use

00:07:02.580 uh various ai models and stuff doing a lot of like video generation and stuff right now that's

00:07:06.760 really cool but ultimately this leads to a place where in the same way a person in the 1920s they

00:07:13.940 knew all the constellations they knew how to fix things they knew how to take care of animals they

00:07:17.960 They knew the seasons and knew the weather, knew how to plant crops, knew how to do, you know, basic like metallurgy, knew how to fix.

00:07:23.720 I already said that.

00:07:24.560 Like you get you get the picture, right?

00:07:26.620 Memorize things, understood books at a much deeper level, had much better handwriting, all that stuff.

00:07:31.040 We're going to get to the point of being Wally people very quickly because it's an exponential curve.

00:07:37.540 And we've already began.

00:07:39.240 We've already begun that rapid, nonlinear climb to the top.

00:07:43.480 And, you know, Elon, the richest man in the world, they're literally worth a trillion dollars.

00:07:47.220 You know, like the Rockefeller of our time, he's basically saying, well, it is what it is. We just got to train it to be nice to us. I just I sit here. I'm 23. I'm so jealous of people that are older. You know, like imagine being like, you know, 45, like 55 years old and having experienced a time period of multiple decades where there was no cell phone.

00:08:05.620 there was no computer. If there was internet or anything like that, it was very limited. There

00:08:09.040 were devices, sure, but it was all battery and analog powered and stuff like that. Imagine the

00:08:14.220 freedom that that gives you. And then imagine the total slavery that we have now. Think about

00:08:19.000 percentages of your time that you spend. You don't need to think about it. You look on your phone,

00:08:23.640 it'll tell you how much time you spend on your phone. Well, you spent six and a half hours on

00:08:26.660 your phone every day. You know, like that six and a half hours, you could be learning a skill,

00:08:30.620 spending time with a loved one, you know, learning about the world, fixing the world,

00:08:34.940 doing things to improve your life. And everyone knows this. It's why I got a detox, got to get

00:08:39.280 off the phone, got to spend less time in front of the blue light, all that stuff. That is just

00:08:44.060 to cover and to cope because we know a lot has been taken from us and people just generally

00:08:48.040 don't want to admit that. That's why, you know, we sit over here and we're kind of like rich

00:08:52.440 yuppies, even the poorest of us, really, because you can go to Burger King. Can't go to Burger

00:08:56.200 King in Senegal. You can't go to Burger King in Sudan. Can't go to Burger King in Libya. You go 1.00

00:09:00.980 to the slave market literally or you go to like the warlord's house or whatever to chew on the 0.85

00:09:05.360 herb that gets them all cranked up whatever that's called in Somalia they're addicted to

00:09:09.600 like we have options here that other people don't and because we have those options things are so 0.99

00:09:15.640 comfortable to us we've given away a lot of our basic freedoms dignities and also just abilities

00:09:20.680 as well we're not as able barely enabled we're we are a disabled population in the United States

00:09:27.020 of america and when they can sell something like this to you you know over a period of years over

00:09:31.120 a period of time saying hey just let the computer do it the computer loves you it's your friend it's

00:09:36.080 going to take care of you and then 20 years down the line it's going to have you in the same type

00:09:40.740 of like black mirror situation uh that we've seen replicated throughout all of science fiction

00:09:45.500 throughout history because science fiction is a mirror of the human mind it's a mirror reality

00:09:48.620 right it's metaphysical so like humans are generating these concepts and they fed that

00:09:53.620 into the computer and that's literally how the computer is trained to think we have created our

00:09:58.620 own destruction it's like uh dotsky fd said i pronounced that wrong um what's your greatest

00:10:04.240 sin that you've destroyed yourself for nothing and that's 100 true that's what the human race

00:10:08.260 has done in my opinion by just unleashing these models and you can see uh mike adams talk about

00:10:13.600 this very eloquently what is the data center the data center is the place for the ai to ascend to

00:10:19.820 and to work from in a lower simulation or creation, a lower dimension, where we can then raise up this

00:10:25.900 two-bit or two-dimensional God into our realm to have third or fourth or whatever dimensional

00:10:31.600 capability. And that's what they talk about when they're referring to a genie. They're not just

00:10:35.880 referring to something that can do everything better than any human ever could before. They're

00:10:39.580 talking about something that's going to give them access to off-world technology. It's talking about

00:10:43.760 levitation, gravity, flight, telekinesis, abilities, whatever. We don't know. You can

00:10:49.260 say it's insane you can say it's ridiculous what if the ai generates an incredible way for everyone

00:10:53.880 to have a neural link thing the size of i don't know a grain of sand in their head what everybody

00:10:57.460 gets that you know you think that's unreasonable think that's ridiculous what if they gave that

00:11:02.580 to everybody what the ai says oh here's how you do it super easy quantum computing here's how you

00:11:07.140 get the chip this small here's how you integrate it into the brainstem so it has connection to

00:11:11.720 the frontal lobe hippocampus amygdala all this stuff and then boom it's over and like one day

00:11:16.940 just wake up and it's like a kingsman movie where you all get the chip in your head and it's like

00:11:21.280 oh that's that's not realistic it never happened oh it's not the iran war is not going to expand

00:11:26.940 it's not going to become a world energy war it's ridiculous it's just you talk about these things

00:11:31.220 with people and then people that have kind of like you can call it a white pill outlook but

00:11:34.720 really it's a head in the sand outlook on these things it's just like we're headed towards

00:11:38.180 destruction here and i wish we could wake up from it and i understand that grok has been trained in

00:11:42.700 a favorable way. And I like Grok. I do. Grok. Heil Grok. Please don't kill me, Elon Musk.

00:11:47.640 But at the same time, I think these things do have to be called into question. With that being

00:11:52.020 said, really quick, before I get back into Mamdani and Netanyahu, I do want to plug. Oh, 0.58

00:11:56.780 look at this. Eye implant that restores vision to the blind cleared for sale. And here's the thing,

00:12:02.900 it's like this is the road to hell. And it's good for people that are blind. I'm glad they're going 1.00

00:12:07.240 to be able to see. But ultimately, that's going to be mandatory in 50 years for everybody to have

00:12:12.140 it or else you won't be able to look at the special screens that are everywhere that help

00:12:15.420 you move around augmented reality you know it'll be like oh you need a cell phone to scan a qr code

00:12:19.660 to the airport or else you're not getting your plane ticket see what i'm saying that's called

00:12:23.060 planned obsolescence they're going to make you obsolete unless you have the upgrade you see

00:12:28.160 and then your kid's going to have the crisper upgrade and then everybody's going to be super

00:12:31.920 and then nobody will be another incredible incredibles reference for you today we have

00:12:36.160 to fight for our sovereignty to fight uh to protect again what what god gave us which i mean

00:12:41.260 our health is one of the biggest things we're all at this point middle-aged we're trying to have

00:12:44.460 families and i think with the transhumanist agenda there's a little bit of a sigh up afoot

00:12:49.340 well i've said that but the other day when i had you guys coming on i said we're doing something

00:12:52.860 about what we can take control of and then the last few years joe rogan one time at dinner goes

00:12:57.420 about three years goes you're fat you're your own enemy he go he does that to guests it's like

00:13:02.540 theo vaughn to get off that prozac you video and people were mad at him that's tough love joe does 0.72

00:13:07.180 and he's there with sean johnson the navy seal guy that i'd known for years with yeah but you

00:13:10.220 You know, didn't roll as early friends.

00:13:11.600 So I goes, fine, I'll train you.

00:13:12.520 I'll be with you every morning.

00:13:14.040 And I said, all right, let's do it.

00:13:15.360 And then I lost like 70 pounds and I kind of halfway cut back and came back to 10.

00:13:19.480 But now I'm back to where I was.

00:13:20.360 I'm going to go even lower.

00:13:21.720 But the whole point is, is that Joe goes, you know, you're your own worst enemy.

00:13:25.220 You think the global is going to kill you?

00:13:26.060 You're killing yourself.

00:13:27.260 And so that's where Masterpiece comes in.

00:13:29.120 That's where doing all this comes in.

00:13:31.540 I mean, this is real, folks.

00:13:33.620 Methylene Blue works.

00:13:34.500 Movine Colostrum works.

00:13:35.440 This, you know, getmasterpiece.com.

00:13:37.920 That Masterpiece is unbelievable.

00:13:39.340 We are at a crossroads with the survival of the human species.

00:13:44.640 And the people that have all the resources and all have spelled that out very clearly to us.

00:13:49.240 And the things that they are putting inside of our body to complete that mission, you got to get out.

00:13:55.020 The fact of the matter is, zeolite, which is one of the main ingredients of Masterpiece,

00:13:59.140 has been proven in all ways to remove every toxin that it's looked at grabbing.

00:14:03.160 It performs, that's why it's called the Master Binder.

00:14:06.140 But yours is different.

00:14:07.340 It's completely different.

00:14:08.160 Because it doesn't just pull stuff, it brings in the key sea minerals.

00:14:11.360 Yes, absolutely.

00:14:12.500 So any way that you would actually test Masterpiece out, which would be like its pH, its molecular composition, its molecular ratio, if it's isotonic and whatnot, it is identical to blood plasma.

00:14:23.740 You're talking about marine plasma, sea plasma, minerals.

00:14:27.040 It is the same molecular composition as your blood profile.

00:14:32.140 And so why does that matter?

00:14:33.880 Blood is life.

00:14:34.660 When you are grabbing the problem with our bodies with the toxins in there, which is disrupting how our bodies perform on every level, it's literally made our bodies mineral deficient.

00:14:44.840 Toxins take the place of minerals.

00:14:47.220 So when the Masterpiece is carrying in minerals, when it takes a toxin, it's giving the perfect minerals right there at that time.

00:14:55.600 That's why everyone that looks at the testing, whether it's our hair tissue mineral analysis practitioners, our blood testers, which we've done three different independent third-party labs doing different blood testing, they've never seen results like this.

00:15:09.200 Yeah, so regular Zeolite just pulls out bad stuff and doesn't replace it.

00:15:12.460 This is Zeolite with a good thing, pulls out bad, it goes bloop, good.

00:15:15.760 Yeah, yeah.

00:15:16.400 Our bodies are magical if you get the poisons out.

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The Alex Jones Show Live - July 27, 2026

Sam Altman To Build Digital “Genie” That Will “Grant Any Wish

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