Dec. 6, 2024 - Clif High
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| Hello there. | |
| Hello humans. | |
| Hello, humans. | |
| Hey Crumies. | |
| Hey Chromies. | |
| It's uh still December 6th, a little after 9:30. | |
| Just wanted to do a real quick little tiny one here before I have to get off the freeway and go through these uh regular roads. | |
| Um about AI. | |
| Okay, so AI can detect uh lies in humans uh through audio or through um video. | |
| And so um there's a guy I know who's working on uh uh an AI that's not um uh chat-based, it's not uh chat AI, and uh he's doing it so that he's working on video now. | |
| I was chatting with a guy, uh he sent me a little tiny clip. | |
| Um, and what he's been training his AI on or uh testing his AI on was Corey Good's deposition, and uh because basically the theory is that you can't control all of the little tiny muscles in your face, your eyes and all of this, | |
| nor can you control adequately uh all of the vocal cords, and so there will be uh hints that the ontology uh will put into your uh speech and your movements and your facial expressions that show you're lying. | |
| So you'll be able to have soon we'll have like maybe court cases where they take a deposition and then they run it through AI and then they bring the AI results into the court and challenge you based on the AI results. | |
| Hang on a second. | |
| Anyway, I'm I'm quite the fan of AI. | |
| I use it for a lot of a lot of different stuff. | |
| I don't fear it like Carrie Cassidy, but it is very very um uh interesting and somewhat intriguing the things we'll be able to do it do with it on a uh sociological level. | |
| So you would be able to take um Carrie Cassidy's any of Carrie Cassidy's interviews uh where she's being interviewed by someone, right? | |
| Where she's talking to him and is the the subject of it, uh you'd be able to take that and run it through AI, and and the intriguing aspect of this is that even if all right, so you may have like um a result from the audio that says you believe this, right? | |
| That then in that sense you are stating what you uh what your mind says is fact uh in whatever it is you're explaining. | |
| But even so, AI will become able to come is able to come back and respond and say she believes it, but there's a little tiny bit of her mind that doubts it. | |
| And AI will also say, therefore, it's probably fantasy. | |
| And so once we get to well, as as AI gets more sophisticated, we'll be able to pick up all kinds of uh interesting nuance on this. | |
| So for instance, um AI might be able to tell us that you know Carrie Cassidy's conscious mind believes uh the bullshit that uh this prisoner Mark Richards told her, but it's all fake, it's all fantasy, even to a certain extent within her own mind, and we see this in the uh this little tremor in you know this particular vocal cord, that kind of thing, right? | |
| So she's not lying in that sense, um, or uh because the human mind, the human mind is at the current uh time here under the current uh earth resonance field at 7.83, uh which is below eight, we have a tendency to favor fantasy and illusion, and uh that's where our minds operate is in this area. | |
| So uh we want we can actually get power convincing ourselves of something that's not true. | |
| Uh so like I mean it's really goofy, but if you had a disease, but you you know, like a condition like cancer or something, you can, if you have sufficient mental power, you could cure yourself by convincing yourself that the disease was an illusion and it goes away. | |
| Which is really odd. | |
| Um but what I was gonna say was that uh AI is a great tool, and what is really uh irking, uh irritating, uh, is people that are totally completely ignorant of all aspects of its technology, | |
| that have never seen any of the code, never coded for any of this kind of stuff, that are are as ignorant of computers as is a turtle, and these these people are making statements that AI is evil and you shouldn't mess with it, and so on and so on. | |
| You know, yet again, the fantasyists and their insistence. | |
| So that's what you know is the really the telling aspect of this is that uh people like Kerry Cassidy, Charlie Ward, um, you know, uh even Juan O'Saban. | |
| They insist on certain things being true, in spite of the fact that they're not, and this is the same approach that the Wilkonians take, right? | |
| They insist that a man can grow a uterus. | |
| And and you know, you're an evil bastard, and they they have an ad hominem attack on you for saying that no, that's horseshit. | |
| No man is ever going to be able to grow a uterus. | |
| No man is a woman, right? | |
| No trans is a woman. | |
| Um anyway, so uh just to make a note uh that you know uh AI is our friend, and if you want, you can use it to tell you that oh, you know, this uh Randy Kramer dude, or you know, um any of these uh super soldiers or any of these people telling Kerry Cassidy this horse shit, |
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