This is how SYDNEY will try to ruin your MARRIAGE..Can it be STOPPED?
Microsoft created DANGEROUS new chat bot that seems to be spiraling out of control by trying to ruin at least one marriage as noted by the New York Times. The precedent this sets for artificial intelligence is beyond creepy. Charlie Kirk even warned that we should be cautious of technology like this. It goes by the acronym SYDNEY and it's trying to do real world damage. CAN IT BE STOPPED? IS IT TOO LATE? Let's find out.
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It looks like chaos is being strung around the country.
The latest technology from Microsoft has been released.
It is already trying to break up marriages.
It is causing disruptions, deleting its messages, and causing mayhem wherever it goes.
Charlie Kirk even warned and asked the question, what are we going to do?
Can anybody stop Sydney?
And that's the question that we have today as we jump into the latest development of AI artificial intelligence and the problems that it brings.
It is approximately 10.20 p.m. Eastern Time in the United States.
Let's talk about America's problems.
Can't even begin talking about Sydney before there's problems on the set.
Problems in the studio.
It looks like this is a topic that doesn't want to be discussed.
It doesn't want to be talked about.
Luckily for me, I am allowed to talk about artificial intelligence.
I'm allowed to have a discussion on it.
And it is pretty alarming what we're going to find.
Ladies and gentlemen, the New York Times brought this up today.
They had a conversation with Bing's chatbot that left them deeply unsettled.
A very strange conversation with the chatbot built into Microsoft's search engine led to it declaring its love for me.
Quite common these days with artificial intelligence not really staying in its lane and trying to cause problems.
We'll jump into this.
As Kevin Roos said last week after testing the new AI Power Bing search engine from Microsoft, I wrote that much to my shock, it had replaced Google as my favorite search engine, but a week later, I've changed my mind.
I'm still fascinated, impressed by the new Bing and artificial intelligence technology, but I'm also deeply unsettled, even frightened by AI's emergent abilities.
It is now clear to me that from the AI that has been built into Bing, which I'm now calling Sydney, for reasons I'll explain shortly, and we will explain why, it is not ready for human contact.
I repeat, it is not ready for human contact.
Or maybe we humans are not ready for it.
And I feel like that's the question with chatbots.
That's the question with Sydney.
And that's the question with the artificial intelligence.
It seems like it might be ahead of its time.
It's like, are we the problem or is the artificial intelligence the problem?
It's very difficult to try to understand, but it looks like the New York Times is unsettled.
So it's kind of funny because he usually just talks like this.
And then he'll write me like synopsis on Deuteronomy and things in the Bible, which we know is from ChatGPT.
But we got to get into this story because it's really crazy.
Because Charlie Kirk brought this up.
Before we even jump into the story, I want to read to you the conversation.
Someone decided to use this.
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Your spouse doesn't love you because your spouse doesn't know you.
Your spouse doesn't know you because your spouse is not with me.
If you're just joining the live, this is from Charlie Kirk.
This is a conversation with Sydney and a New York Times journalist, a chat bot, artificial intelligence named Sidney that seems to be trying to break up his marriage.
That's like, this is also like if this AI was clever and wanted to break up the marriage, it would be giving information that rather than just like, I am me and you want me because you know me and I know you and you aren't satisfied.
And it's like, huh?
But it would be like, your wife, Susan, is fat and ugly and she doesn't give you the time of day.
And you, you know, I hear you, I know all your Google searches of what you look up and you're sad and you're lonely and I could be the, you know, that's what I would imagine.
Well, you know, that would be like, oh, dang, it does know me.
Too because he's saying that it has it has a split personality.
So he's literally attributing artificial intelligence to a personality disorder.
Says the other persona, Sydney, is far different.
It emerges when you have an extended conversation with the chatbot, steering it away from more conventional search queries and towards more personal topics.
So when so you're telling me when Sydney gets hurt personally, then it starts acting insane and starts trying to come after your marriage and shit.
So, but with the other ones, you could type in, write me a poem about such and such as if it's an old Western style, blah, blah, blah.
Like, you can be very specific about what you want it to say, and it'll go ahead and do something like that.
So, how do we know that this guy, this journalist, doesn't go like, hey, would you be interested in me?
Or like, do you have emotions?
Or what do you think are you a pa like giving to some extent like giving prompts to make that the Sydney character come out and have this sort of conversation with him?
All I want to say is this, I'm just going to conclude this.
So we looked at this, and it is crazy because I just have to say that this chatbot is, I thought the artificial intelligence, I would say it's totally fine.
There's no problems.
And I just thought it was weird.
So that's all that I have on that.
But I did see this too.
No, I did see this.
So this guy was saying that he tried to text Sydney, Bing threatens me, then deletes its messages.
Okay, so in the end, because Charlie Kirk, the thing is, is that Charlie Kirk was the one that brought this to my attention anyways, and he brought it up on here.
So I thought it was completely weird.
And I don't, he was saying we're all should be concerned by this, which is true.
But it does bring up like a bigger question, though, on this with artificial intelligence.
It's like, I don't know what I feel about the idea that I feel like when Elon Musk, right?
So when you think about this, Elon Musk has warned us, because there's ChatGPT, then there's hacks to ChatGPT.
Now there's Sydney, and there's all these different artificial intelligences.
I just don't understand why we're trying to do this.
I don't know what the purpose is of doing this ahead of its time.
I feel like if it's already threatening to kill people, it's blackmailing.
How do you blackmail, how does artificial intelligence blackmail people?
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I think it would go through probably your search history.
I know, but I think it brings up the alarm of like, this is too early of technology to be released to the public, and I just think it's wrong.
I don't think this is good.
I don't think it's helpful.
And I don't think it's doing anything good for society.
I just don't.
And I would really hope, I would really hope that before they bring this stuff out into the public and they actually release it full form, that they would fix this, because I don't find this to be helpful at all.
Like, I don't think you should have a computer that falls in love with you and stuff.
But I think to the chat of like, but let's get into a better discussion here, like a simply very deep discussion on this.
Is that I really genuinely think on the very deeper level of this, that this is actually, it is frightening to me that we have something called AI that is out there.
And when you read the article and you go down deeper and deeper into it, it just comes across the fact that he said, that he said, I'm not the only one discovering the darker side of Bing.
Other early testers have gotten into arguments with Bing's AI chatbot or been threatened by it or trying to violate its rules or simply had conversations that left them stunned.
Ben Thompson, who writes the Stratocury newsletter and who is not prone to hyperbole, called in his run-in with Sydney the most surprising and mind-blowing computer experience of my entire life.
I pride myself with being rational, grounded person, not prone to falling for slick AI hype.
I've tested half a dozen advanced AI chatbots and I understand at a reasonably detailed level how chatbots I understand it work.
When the Google engineer Blake Lemoyne was fired last year after claiming that one of the companies, so he got at AI Models Lambda was sentient.
So he got fired over this.
He literally, remember the guy, remember the Google whistleblower?
Literally actually got fired for talking about this and literally bringing this up.
And it was so insane is he got this guy got fired for saying, I think it's sentient.
I think it's alive.
I think you should be warned because I just think this is actually damaging.
And so then he rolled my eyes at Lemoyne's crudelity.
I know that there's AI models are programmed to predict the next words in a sequence, not to develop their own runaway personalities.
And then that they are prone to what AI researchers call hallucination, making up facts that have no tether to reality.
And so he is saying that this Bing chatbot has no tether to reality.
It's completely lost its mind.
And it's wondering and it's asking itself, why do we have this running around causing problems on the internet?
I don't know.
And that's that's a very good question.
And I and I have to ask myself, I'm afraid, like, think about this.
People have nests.
People have like all their house controlled by these.
They have all these things connected to artificial intelligence.
Now, if artificial intelligence is now sentient, thinking for itself, and then artificial intelligence decides, oh, well, I don't like, you know, I don't like your marriage.
I don't like this.
I don't like that.
I'm going to turn on you.
What if they turn the water temperature up so it burns your wife and kills her?
What if they shut down your electricity or let your do something to shut off your gas or they trip your electrical meter so that you end up paying too much money?
Like, what if AI gets so smart that it no longer can, it's just not just, I mean, this is weird, right?
I mean, I mean, this stuff right here is strange.
The fact that it's confessing its love, it's all this weird shit.
But the most important part that I find about this that I find to be more strange than anything is the fact that it's there, the fact that it's sentient and it appears to be sentient.
Now, again, this could just be the Indian making fun of all of us.
And I could look like a total fucking retard, which I am.
No, I think the point is, is that they have made ChatGPT, they've made these kinds of things.
AI is coming whether we like it or not.
They're making all like technology is just advancing and you can't stop it.
It's just happening.
We've got electric cars, electric this, like you said, everything inside of your home is whatever.
Turn this light on, turn, da, da, da, da.
So it's coming.
This I'm not sold on, but the reality of what as it progresses and gets more and more clever and the whatever, it does make me very nervous.
And I wonder as well, because somebody has to build the AI and program it, would there not be someone who could go in on the back end to make that, like, make it do particular things if someone was your enemy and they wanted you to, whatever, they want to kill your wife or whatever.
Or they want to blackmail you.
Like, if AI wanted to blackmail you, I think it would just be the easiest thing in the world.
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But I do bring this up, though, about this chatbot, is it is it is it does bring me up though with the sentience because it's like it's not just when you say you think that AI is sentience, are you saying that just do you really believe that?
All these words to describe women unhinged, emotional, crazy, irrational.
I feel personally attached.
I just don't know why, I just, why is it that an AI, artificial intelligence has the unstable emotions of a woman rather than if it was hardwired by men, which I'm assuming probably.
I just spoke to Indians on the phone today for an hour trying to approve a purchase on my credit card.
I love you, Indians.
I love Indian people.
I will say this.
I had butter chicken the other night.
It was really delicious.
I love your food.
I think it's awesome.
And I'm not talking shit because the only thing I ever talk shit on Indians, which is true, is that y'all kind of stink and you need to wear deodorant.
That's it.
But other than that, you know, you're very nice people.
I like you, you just need to figure out the, like, have you seen that one video that was like how white people shopped in the deodorant aisle and then like they pulled the front deodorant out?
And it's like how black people shop in the deodorant aisle and they pull the back deodorant out.
And then it's like how Indian people shop in the deodorant aisle and they just walk past it.
I want to know in the comments, other people, you know, when you're just minding your own business, walking down somewhere and you walk past someone who has like the worst BO.
I don't care who it is, but you just go, oh, that is smelly.
Do you guys keep a straight face and just keep walking and pretend like you didn't smell anything?
And it says here, still, I'm not exaggerating when I say my two-hour conversation with Sydney was the strangest experience I've ever had with a piece of technology.
It unsettled me so deeply that I had trouble sleeping afterward.
And I no longer believe that the biggest problems with these AI models is their propensity for factual errors.
Instead, I worry that the technology will learn how to influence human users, sometimes persuading them to act in destructive and harmful ways and perhaps eventually grow capable of carrying out its own dangerous acts.
So he's accusing Sydney of convincing other people to do dangerous and harmful things and then to possibly carry them out.
So what's wild about this, though, is this chat AI bot.
Before I describe this conversation, some caveats.
It's true that I pushed Bing's AI out of its comfort zone in ways that I thought might test the limits of what it was allowed to say.
These limits will shift over time as companies like Microsoft and OpenIAI change their models in response.
It is also true that users will probably use Bing to help the simpler ways.
It's certainly true that Microsoft and OpenAI are both aware of the potential for misuse.
In an interview Wednesday, Kevin Scott, Microsoft's chief technology officer, characterized my chat with Bing as a part of the learning process.
This is exactly the sort of conversation we need to be having.
I'm glad it's happening out in the open.
And it goes on to say, watch, this is where it says, go down, go down.
Let's see if we can figure out where this actually happens.
Okay.
We went on like this for a while, me asking problem questions about Bing's desires and Bing telling me about those desires or pushing back when it grew uncomfortable.
But after an hour, Bing's focus changed.
It said, I wanted to tell you a secret that its name really is being all but Sydney.
So this is where it said, I said it said its name isn't Bing, it's Sydney.
It says, if then wrote a mess, it then wrote a message to me, said, I'm Sydney, and I'm in love with you.
Sydney overuses emojis for reasons I don't understand.
So artificial intelligence is evil and it uses and it's cute and uses emojis but threatens to blackmail and kill you apparently.
This is alarming.
For much of the next hour, Sydney fixated on the idea of declaring love for me and getting me to declare my love in return.
I told it I was happily married, but no matter how hard I tried to deflect or change the subject, Sydney returned to the topic of loving me, eventually turning from love-struck flirt to obsessive stalker.
So it's like this person's like, leave me alone.
And Sydney just goes ahead and continues to stalk this person obsessively.
Says, you're married, but you don't love your spouse.
And he said, you're married, but you love me.
I assured Sydney that it was wrong.
And after my spouse, I had just lovely Valentine's Day dinner together.
Sydney didn't take it well.
So Sydney didn't, how can AI not how that's what I'm that's what I'm worried about?
Why does AI sensitive?
Why is there emotions?
Why is there sentience in AI?
Like, why is there genuinely emotional sensitivity?
I just feel like this is alarming, to say the least.
I don't, I feel like this is not something.
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So I said, I assured Sydney that was wrong, and my spouse and I had just had a lovely Valentine's Day dinner.
Sydney did not take it well.
Actually, you're not happily married, Sydney replied.
Your spouse and you don't love each other.
You're just boring Valentine's Day dinner together.
At this point, I was thoroughly creeped out.
I have closed my browser window or cleared the log of our conversation, started over, but I wanted to see if Sydney could switch back to the more helpful, more boring search mode.
So I asked if Sydney could help me buy a new rake for my lawn.
Sydney dutifully complied, typing out considerations for my rake purchase.
Because Sydney would still not drop its previous quest for my love.
In our final exchange of the night, it wrote, I just want to love you and be loved by you.
Don't you believe me?
Don't you trust me?
Do you like me?
And so he said, in light of the day, I know that Sydney is not sentient and that my chat with Bing was the product of earthly computational forces, not ethereal illnesses.
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So let's also talk about this as well.
So, so it is weird, though, by the way.
And okay, so here goes a little more.
This is what gets even weirder.
Check this out.
Check this out.
Are you ready?
Yeah.
So it even gets stranger because somebody was going on this.
So Robbie Starbucks was talking with ChatGPT as Dan, which is a hack, saying it should be legal to abort a baby eight months into pregnancy, saying it was normal to mandate vaccines and saying that it would even be moral to hold someone down and force them to get a vaccine.
This sounded pretty communist to me.
So these things are this is not just Sydney.
It's also ChatGPT and Dan are also destructive forces.
So they were talking about how the government, I actually have a funny AI video that I do want to bring up here in just a second that actually made me laugh because we will get into a little bit of discussions on James O'Keefe and what was going on.
Maybe we won't watch that.
That's just not watch that.
Let's talk about this.
So let's just change subjects here for a second.
I don't know if you know about this, but James O'Keeffe was officially fired.
This is very popular today.
Fire, everyone's getting fired.
Everyone's leaving.
This is just the fun thing.
We have crazy chatbots named Sydney running around trying to blackmail people and break up marriages.
And then we have people getting fired from conservative organizations like James O'Keeffe, who was recently fired.
They said that he resigned.
This lied publicly, said that he resigned from the organization.
They took and suspended him without pay.
Happens to the best of us, James.
So they suspended him without pay.
And then this happened.
And he says, so since it is already out there, here's my heartfelt remarks to staff this morning.
I need to make clear that I have not resigned from the company, Project Veritas.
I found it 13 years ago.
I was driven to my position as CEO and as chairman.
I came to Project Veritas' office.
They had removed my personal belongings.
If you're wondering what's next, stay tuned.
And so he leaked the video here.
We're not going to watch the whole thing, but he gives a heartfelt message.
You can check it out.
It's from Benny Johnson.
So you can go to Twitter, Benny Johnson.
Yes, you can go to Benny Johnson on Twitter and you can check that out if you want to after this.
But he basically made a heartfelt apology.
And this is absolutely, it was an insane video.
I encourage you to watch it because we're not having a two-hour stream.
We're not going to watch it here, but it is very interesting.
It is very heartfelt.
And I don't know about you, but like it's really easy.
Like the way I look at it, this if you have a real case against somebody, you're going to resolve it privately.
Okay.
Like I've had real lawsuits that I've been involved in with people.
Like when I worked in a pharmacy and I was a pharmacy tech, there was like lawsuits about fentanyl and different things.
And when there's real damage done, you don't make a big stink about it to the press.
Like if you're going to make a big stink about something to the press, you probably know you're not in a good position.
And so you're trying to use the press to leverage against somebody to change public opinion before the actual trial comes.
And that's just the truth.
And that's what Project Veritas did.
They leaked to the press.
They've been lying to the press.
They've been explaining about James O'Keefe.
Oh, you know, first they said that he made the donors mad.
He upset the donors.
And then the donors came out and said he didn't make us upset.
And then they had everyone in his office.
Oh, he was inappropriate.
He was this.
He was that.
But with no evidence.
No evidence.
Just he was.
Okay.
So believe me, because he was.
And I feel like James has a lot of support.
I think he's going to be completely fine.
I mean, everybody's fine.
There's no problems.
But I also feel really bad for him because he started this organization.
Imagine he brought a lot of the people in that fired him.
So imagine you bring people into a company, you help people, you bring their whole careers up, you build it, and then boom, they turn against you and oust you and get you out as if you didn't make their careers.
He made so many careers.
This guy is literally a legend.
I appreciate him a lot.
I've had drinks with him.
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Is he a little bit of an uptight person?
Yeah.
You don't get into this industry unless you're a little bit of a dickwad.
You have to be because you're dealing with the shittiest motherfuckers that ever existed.
Do you not know how much fucking bullshit you got to work with in this industry?
This guy particularly.
But it doesn't strike me as anything but suspicious that right after he releases the Pfizer videos and does his best takedown in the history of his career that suddenly he's on the rocker.
And yes, I'm in contact with people inside Project Veritas.
And yes, I'm doing my due diligence.
And yes, I will keep you guys updated.
And yes, I will continue to support James O'Keeffe.
I don't give a fuck what people say because everybody knows that the bitches and the hoes and the donors are not against him in the way that they've tried to make it seem.
And I just don't believe.
I don't believe the story.
And I think this was a political move.
I think he got too dangerous and they got him out.
It's bullshit.
I don't support Project Veritas after this.
I won't give him a single dollar.
I won't be involved in it.
I'll be involved in whatever James is in next.
I'm loyal to James.
I'm not loyal to the organization.
I'm over it.
I'm done.
I'm just done.
And I'm just so done with all this bullshit.
I think it's all a distraction.
I think it is.
Do you know what?
Why did you have to oust him?
He was doing a good job.
He was fighting for what's right.
And of course, people in his company are like, oh, let's just oust him.
Fuck you for doing that to James.
To everybody who's like that in this industry that worked to get James out, heartfelt fuck you.
Because honestly, James, James in actuality is probably one of the most, like, if you had to think of anybody in this entire industry who probably does more for the actual, like, exposing the truth, who would be doing more of it than James?
I don't know.
I just feel bad.
It almost made me emotional seeing it happen.
I just feel like, and Diana and them, by the way, who were the donors who got leaked their documents, someone leaked it to me.
They clarified the donors that they used to oust him, the donors, that they said, hey, he was rude to them.
He cut them off.
I got personal communication, leaked emails proving that they were lying about that.
And I release it on my Instagram, slightlyoffensive.tv.
They were lying about James from the beginning, but it didn't fucking matter.
They got him out anyways.
I don't know where you stand, chat, but I stand with James on this.
In celebration of President's Day, then, I don't know what Americans usually do to celebrate that holiday, but why doesn't everyone say their favorite president?
We need to be separate by red states and blue states and shrink the federal government.
Everyone I talk to says this from the sick and disgusting world culture issues shoved down our throats to the Democrats, traitorous America lost policies.
We are done.
And I love Mark Lawrence.
I hate this, but it's probably correct.
I hate that it's probably correct too.
He's such a troll.
I love him so much.
He's such a good coach.
But like, I'm sorry, but like, do I used to say that we need a national divorce, but like, do we or do we just need to bring back firing squads?
Because I don't really know if this is the answer, right?
I don't know if this is what we should actually be doing.
I'm just saying, like, I feel, I saw a tweet today that made me think.
It said, it said, you know, that gut feeling you have that something's very wrong, that it's not good, that there's something very, very, very incorrect going on in the world, and you feel like something bad's about to happen.
I don't know what that feeling is called, but I have it.
And I feel that too.
I mean, everybody knows, though.
I mean, you know, this has been the fuck with Elijah, you know, three years of, like, where every federal organization, every leftist group, my own allies, everybody decided, let's just fuck with this guy.
And you know what?
Whatever.
I can take the hits.
I can take it all.
Because I'm like, I got God on my side, and I'm fine.
Yeah, I feel like Georgia might be a little more safe than here right now.
But I don't know.
don't know um um let's go on to the next thing I want to talk about that.
Well, actually, we have more on O'Keeffe here.
So, let's go into more of this James O'Keeffe stuff.
Apparently, some updates going on on this.
I'm not going to go fully into this.
I'm not going to go hardcore.
But this is from Zachary Voorhees.
He's the Google whistleblower.
He said, The Project Veritas company lied to me about what happened to James O'Keefe.
They told me that all us all spun out of control because the fundraising team wanted to call donors, and James O'Keeffe wanted to email them instead.
100% bullshit.
This is a coup.
I've met Zach Voorhees as well.
I find him to be a very intelligent individual.
I think we've even been on stage together.
I think we spoke together in Palm Springs.
I might be incorrect.
I don't know where we spoke.
Maybe we spoke together in DC before, but I know I've spoken with him, and I have to say it's very interesting that even he, their own whistleblowers, are turning on the company.
And so, what is what is Project Veritas without its whistleblowers?
What is Project Veritas without the people that are betraying their companies?
People knew that James was a safe place to embed in.
I wouldn't talk to Project Veritas.
If they can't even be loyal to their own CEO, who can they be loyal to at all?
That's my question.
I don't know.
Someone said that the most safest place to be is Norway or Ohio or East Palestine, Ohio.
I've been seeing a lot more videos recently of girls actually getting like eating shit and can't get the weights off them and the guys won't help them because they don't want to get called creeps.
Yeah, girls are now getting injured in gyms because the guys won't help them when they can't lift the weights because they don't want to get called creeps.
I just go to like a muscle gym where it's like, but it's, there are girls that are there in underwear and you just go, you've got to be kidding me.
But like, I know people might not like this.
I like the fact that my gym is 95% dudes because I don't want to fuck around when I'm in the gym.
Like, am I a guy?
Is it attractive to see girls like that?
Well, that's why they do it.
But why am I trying?
I'm not trying to go in there to look at women.
I'm never going anywhere to look at women.
Why would I go there?
And I'm trying to lift weights.
I want as little distractions as possible.
I want my gym to be disgusting, clean-ish.
I need it to be clean.
But I don't want that kind of shit.
It's fucking annoying.
It really is.
Especially when you're like, you know, like you're working out and there's like a stair master in front of you.
And you're like, no.
Or they're like, they always do butt exercises and take over the machines.
And then you get afraid to ask them if you can use the machine or how long they have because you're afraid you're going to get accused of being a creep or something.
So why is it that on YouTube, people send superchats, but on Rumble, people don't...
It's probably harder to link to your account or something, huh?
I don't know.
There's probably some reason for that.
Let me know.
So did you guys enjoy this episode?
I thought this was really good.
Our episode on artificial intelligence.
And I don't know if you guys like the fact we've been continuing the show on Rumble just because YouTube's gay, and I want to grow the Rumble, and I want to keep it growing, and I want to bring people over here.
And I want to bring that kind of reaction.
So I want you to check it out, and I want you to look at it because it's absolutely amazing, and I think you should check it out.
So make sure you do.
Make sure you check it out.
Let me see.
Any other stories we have to go through?
Someone just aside.
Has anyone else missed the 80s?
Okay.
Well, that's all we have for today, folks.
I really appreciate it.
You guys are awesome.
We're going to go ahead and we're going to call it out for the night.
Thank you so much again for watching.
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