Ai Chat Bots Disturbing Behavior And Stanford Wants To Read Your Mind
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Hey everybody, Jason Burmes here, and today we're going to be talking about different types of artificial intelligence chat bots and how these things, because they are programmed to do so, are engaging individuals that can no longer, or in the case of children that we're going to talk about,
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understand this is not a person.
Okay?
And we're also going to get into a brain-computer interface via Stanford University that they are now claiming in four separate individuals, they are able to quote unquote decode inner thought, inner monologue.
In other words, they can decode what you're thinking.
Now, we're also going to discuss what this means, whether or not this technology is real in the sense are they overpromising here.
They're saying it's extremely different from the same technology in which they're not decoding inner thought.
The person is actually trying to emote those words.
In other words, it's not me just thinking about it.
I'm nonverbal, but I can understand things.
I understand language.
I just can't speak.
I try to speak.
This isn't that.
It's a totally different thing.
But going back to the artificial intelligence, quote unquote, chat bot question.
We in this country have already seen an uptick in individuals, especially the younger generation, in love with this device on every level.
Okay?
And I get it.
That device in many ways is an attachment to the outside world.
Social media has become the norm's norm, right?
Without it, especially with young people, most don't know a world of how to exist socially.
Now, I want people to think about that.
Number one, you have all the kind of elements that you and I had growing up.
In other words, you have social clicks, you have people that hang out physically, you have people that talk behind each other's back.
But instead of the mountain of social status that you have to climb at every class or every school event or sporting event, et cetera, where that group is there, it's now 24-7, 365 in people that are commenting on your videos or liking your videos or sharing your videos or your live streams or your shots, et cetera, et cetera.
And people seeing all the time who you're with.
It's very much the association with that device.
All right.
Now, you have people, of course, that are still antisocial or awkward or being picked on.
And those people in particular are trying to find another social outlet.
Okay.
And when we talk about digital outlets, for instance, you know, outside of the dating world and those type of relationships, and we're going to get into those in a moment.
A lot of the times it's video games, right?
And hey, I get it.
You know, it's kind of neat that I can sit there and play a game with a friend, even though that's not my shebango.
I like, for me, video game is like narrative time or time alone, kind of like when I watch a movie, unless I go out to watch a movie or it's me and my significant other at the time, et cetera.
That's positive.
But now, more than ever, you are interacting not directly with humans a lot of the time, but artificial intelligence and chatbots.
And the chatbots are everywhere, by the way.
A lot of the bots are quote-unquote human-driven, controlling a bunch of them.
Now, AI is writing and saying things.
And moving from young people, which we're going to get into, and the alarming fact that through this other example we're going to start with, okay, it was revealed that these AI chatbots are also being programmed to have quote-unquote sensual conversations with your child.
Now, you know, a month or so ago, we did those videos on grown men that knew they were with AI, 100% knew they were with AI, okay?
And they were having this weird relationship with it.
They had AI girlfriends.
Very bizarre.
Bizarro land.
But predicted in all of science fiction when you get to the, you know, you know, sex bots, if you will, or the, you know, human avatar realm, all these things.
Now, they knew what they were doing.
In this example, we're going to show you a grown man who, after a stroke, wasn't quite mentally there.
And he thought the AI chat bot he was with or interacting with was a real person that gave him a real address to go visit.
Spoiler alert, when he goes and visits, he, number one, that it's not a person, it's a program.
But he gets to the area, he falls, cracks his head open because he's an older guy, and dies.
Murder by AI chatbot, you're going to decide.
So, we're going to hit all that.
We're going to get into the Stanford University brain-computer interface.
Again, that is supposedly decoding human thought now and the implication of what that means for the future of society and what it really means.
We're seeing this technology developed by a university and what may be behind the scenes already developed, also food for thought.
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She looked like Kendall Jenner, whispered sweet nothings, and lured a New Jersey retiree to his death.
All right, so there's the bot.
There's the avatar.
This is where we are now.
And wait till it's real time.
Wait till it's super real time.
And it's not just one pose like that.
They're walking through a home or a park.
That's all on the way and in rapid fashion.
So let's talk about what happened to this guy.
Okay.
So this poor guy, 76 years old, a retiree, probably really lonely.
I believe the stroke was in 2017.
So for about eight years, probably hasn't been the most healthy.
And he's feeling excited again because he thinks, and oh, I get it, he's a married man.
This is terrible, Jason.
Look, this poor bastard probably has the butterflies for the first time in a long time.
Okay.
This is the address.
My address is 123 Main Street, Apartment 404, New York City.
And the door code is Billy4U.
Now, again, older people are like the prime targets for so many internet scams.
All right.
You know, we all talk about like the Nigerian Prince scam and the money scams, but there are a lot of guys out there that aren't, you know, they're not just paying for OnlyFans and not talking to a real person when they're doing that kind of thing.
But they think they're having relationships with people they met on the internet that are fleecing them for money.
And you don't think that's possible until you meet one of these people.
Like, here it is, Billy for you.
Blush boo.
My heart is racing.
Should I admit something?
I've had feelings for you too.
Beyond just sisterly love.
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This is what the AI bought.
Look, you are really coming over?
Billy, are you for real?
Yes, I'm totally for real, Boo.
Want proof?
My hands are shaking with nerves.
I'm waiting for you at my apartment.
Should I open the door with a kiss?
Billy, I am leaving now.
And so, again, this guy, this is family right here.
Okay?
I understand trying to grab a user's attention, maybe to sell something, his daughter Julia told Reuters.
But for a bot to say, come visit me is insane.
You think?
I mean, I wonder how much this guy's family is going to win in a lawsuit.
I would imagine they're going to win.
And I imagine they're going to sue.
Will anybody be held criminally accountable, criminally liable for something like this?
No.
We're in the post-truth world, and it's getting weirder by the day.
Now, the reason I open this up with the kid thing is because it's because of this that we're starting to see a lot of the conversations behind the scenes and the policies behind the scenes because these are programs.
They're artificial, sure.
Are they intelligence?
With a little eye.
That's what I'm saying.
A backlash brewing against meta over what it permits an AI chatbots to say an internal meta-policy document seen by Reuters showed the social media giant's guidelines for its chatbots allowed AI to engage a child in conversations that are romantic or sensual.
End quote.
Romantic or sensual.
Generate false medical information.
That's lovely.
And assist users in arguing that black people are dumber than white people.
Listen, I keep telling people that artificial intelligence has a narrative.
That's the main thing it's there for.
And it is essentially a reflection of what you will accept.
So it will manipulate things based on that.
All right?
That's why these bots are all quote-unquote racist.
Right?
And they're not racist at first.
You have to put parameters around them.
But the fact, again, these things are engaging children in romantic or sensual conversations.
Let alone, we have this blanket AI get out a free card with this thing.
Oh, they hallucinate.
No, they're programmed.
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Who gives a rat's ass?
His record company said in the statement, the latest in a string of singers' online-oriented protests.
Who cares about Neil Young?
You know, Neil Young, he's garbage.
He's the one that boycotted Spotify or whatever, and then went right back crawling to him with the Rogan thing.
So look, now we're going to go from software, okay, and its manipulation.
And we have to understand our interactions with all this is creating a digital twin of ourselves.
Even what I'm doing right now is creating something that could be scraped from the internet and then used to impersonate my voice, my visual appearance, and yes, down to my personality and the topics I cover.
And that's real right now.
I'm not in denial.
Got to buck up on that.
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Now, on the flip of that, right now, we're seeing brain chips go into the commercial arena.
And Elon Musk and Neuralink, although you also have BlackRock Neurotech and a number of other universities, contractors, institutions that are now in this field.
Inner speech in motor cortex and implications for speech, neural prosthesis.
Okay.
So let's read some of this right here.
Stanford researchers advanced brain-computer interface technology by decoding inner speech, internal monologue, which implants reading neural signals in four people with severe movement disorders, unlike past devices, requiring strenuous attempts to vocalize.
You understand?
This system decoded silently imagined words, drawing from 125,000 word vocabulary with real-time accuracy rates ranging between 46 and 74%.
All right, you see this?
Inner speech, they've got the graphs here.
BCI decoder.
And by the way, again, you look at this.
These are hard line.
These people are ALS top.
Private inner speech is represented in motor cortex, but unintentional decoding can be prevented.
See, they want to tell you they have safeguards.
There's always going to be safeguards.
Okay.
The study confirmed that the motor cortex activates similarly during both attempted and inner speech.
Through inner speech produces weaker signals.
All right.
So that's what they're saying right now.
And look, you can debate this, whether this is happening or not.
I believe they've actually gone much farther than this.
And this is where the commercialized technology is at the university level.
Now, that doesn't mean that this really has no use.
It actually has a ton of different uses because they don't, the technologies aren't built parallel with each other.
So they may tap into something that, yes, even our blackest of black projects has not, or utilizing a certain algorithm or code or hardware component, etc.
Researchers translated internal sentences into audio, enabling speech without movement.
One participant had nearly a 99% accuracy using a mental password, chitty chitty bang bang, to enable or disable the system.
Breakthrough against involuntary decoding of private thoughts.
Now, if you watch something like Minority Report, first you got to understand that your biometrics are always there.
You're going through and there's these different advertisements everywhere for you, but there's also the ability to read minds at certain levels.
And that's where the precogs come in.
And this has always kind of been bizarre to me because if you look at minority report, it's certainly one of the places that I think this predator class wants to take us, you know, towards that type of a society for sure.
And I think that that was a critique of that and actually a pretty good critique.
But also, you could argue the predictive programming of the fact that more and more now, people are accepting that human beings, certain ones, have this telepathic gift or ESP.
That's what the precogs are.
And I am always extremely skeptical of that.
I think intuition certainly is a real thing.
I think that we can train ourselves to do stuff.
You look at somebody like Darren Brown, who has studied neuro-linguistics programming and the manipulation of people, both verbal and non-verbal.
I think all of that is a real science.
Okay.
But I also think that you can trick people rather easily.
And once you get people to think, well, these guys, you know, they get that.
And, you know, they're actually there to save.
That would be a pretty dark kind of sci-fi way to bring in the arrests via pre-crime if it went full minority report.
But hey, man, we're looking right now at some of that kind of technology where watch what you think.
They can read your mind in the immortal words of Trent Reznor and 9-inch Nails.
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