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April 19, 2023 - Lionel Nation
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Elon Musk on AI/AGI

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I don't know if I can do this subject any merit, any justice.
But in my life, Recent times.
The only time I can remember ever, ever being in awe of a subject where I am in awe, where I am captivated, where I am just so focused, so taken by a subject that I just lose myself in Reverie and...
The only time was the notion of UFOs because of what it meant.
Of what it meant.
And that's a shortcut for extraterrestrial biological entities.
Life that...
Was there that we could look at one day and say, look at this.
Because we only, we see basically humans and we have the same potential for intelligence.
We may look different, but we're essentially the same.
I don't care what anybody says, we're the same.
We make so much out of race and gender and sexual preference.
It means nothing.
That's white walls or regular or wire wheels or what kind of, you know, color of the car.
It's a car.
It's a style.
But to meet someone from another entity made of our same stardust but so incredibly different, maybe with a million years on top of us, maybe people that have perhaps Solved problems that we had.
Maybe they had a cancer.
Who knows?
That kind of, not wore out, but it was destroyed by people who destroyed it for me.
Right when, right at the time that this is, quote, Bob Lazar came in, and the, Stan Friedman held my interest.
And Stephen Greer destroyed it.
And now it's just an echo chamber of just cacophonous lunacy.
People just screaming and yelling, saying nothing.
And I've kind of lost interest in it, sort of.
It just doesn't pull me anymore.
I don't think about it.
I don't imagine it.
I was transfixed.
By the implications of what it meant and how there was nobody I could talk to about it.
The way I wanted to talk to.
I have friends of mine.
Friends who are devout Catholics.
I said, do you know what this might mean for original sin?
I said, no, no, no.
Let me tell you.
This is what the Vatican said.
Nobody wants to think about anything.
You know how that is.
So I kind of looked the other way.
I said, okay, maybe there's something else that's...
Sort of, I guess, maybe.
And then came, don't ask me why, it was here, but now it has hit whatever, this is crazy to say this, but it is in its first media iteration of critical mass, and that's artificial intelligence, artificial general intelligence, artificial Super intelligence.
I'm back.
More in awe.
More focused.
In a singular way.
Like no other topic.
No other topic even remotely.
Remotely interests me.
Budweiser?
Bud Light?
Dylan Mulvaney?
Still talking about this?
Alvin Bragg?
Trump?
Biden?
China?
That's rearview mirror.
Moot.
Boring.
Boring.
Uninteresting.
Artificial intelligence?
Oh my God!
I know you don't know this.
And I'm going to say this with all due respect, from the bottom of my heart, I know you don't know this.
Just when I think, just when I think I'm grabbing something, just when I think I can understand it, I realize, oh my God, no.
It's just there's, it's like grabbing smoke.
You think you see it.
You think you understand it.
You think so.
Incredible.
It's something I do not know how to say other than this.
So last night, it was very interesting.
Tucker Carlson, who you have to recognize the importance...
By the way, Dominion's going to be settled, so that's going to be kind of moot.
But the implications of it for podcasters, of course, are bigger than anything you can imagine, but nobody's talking about that.
But anyway.
So, Tucker had on Elon Musk.
Now, first, you've got to see this.
This is what I don't know if an AI I use the word machine.
It's not a machine.
It's a person.
I don't know if you can figure this out.
But I would look at this and I would say this is a man crush.
This is what we call a man crush.
This is a he is enamored by Elon Musk.
And Elon Musk knows this.
Did you watch this?
Watch it again.
Watch it again.
And please don't ever say body language around me.
Don't ever tell me that.
Please don't ever use that word.
Watch Tucker's eyes light up.
This is another another cool guy he wants to be.
Let me just say this with all due respect.
He wants to be this.
Not just, not the billionaire.
That's not it.
There are some billionaires.
You think Mark Zuckerberg gets his reaction?
No.
Mark Zuckerberg has maybe more money or Bill Gates?
No.
No.
No, no, no.
No.
Elon.
Elon is the cool guy.
He's...
Andrew Carnegie meets Moondog meets Maynard G. Krebs.
He's like the cool skateboarder, billionaire, nude type.
And Tucker wants so much to be him.
I don't say this in any kind of a classic.
It's almost like an ideological romance.
He wants to be this.
There are people who come on and he wants to be.
I'm not going to go through that, but just watch that, and you'll see what I'm talking about.
And what's even more interesting, knowing how to read people, Elon understands it.
Do you know what this means to be, to be the most revered, cool, Feared, but talked about person on the planet.
Go to any country.
Any.
I mean, where they have, you know, if you're going to go to some island or something, but I mean, just go anywhere.
Eli Moss, oh yeah, yeah.
But not only that, he's not just the rich guy.
He's the guy who has the car.
And he wants to make, he's a rocket, a rocket scientist going to Mars.
Everything he does is cool with an insouciance, a calm, an equanimity, a detached, cool t-shirt.
It's the, he probably goes back and puts on a smoking jacket.
Understand who he is, what that does.
There are some people, there are levels, there are big, and there are huge.
I don't know who would be in his league.
I knew somebody, know somebody, who was very, very, very close to John Lennon.
And you don't know what that's like.
There's Bob Dylan, There's Mick Jagger, and there's the Beatles.
It's just one of the...
Before that, it was Charlie Chaplin that was up here.
And believe it or not, people like Bing Crosby.
But when you're John Lennon big, it doesn't have any corollary.
Elon Musk big is off the charts.
Number one.
Watch this dynamic.
Watch this again.
Watch the eye-batting, giggling.
Just watch this.
Study behavior.
Forget this thing about body language.
There's no such thing as that.
If you've lived long enough, you have seen this.
When you're talking to somebody, do you know how to read them?
Do you know how to read?
Do you know when you're making progress, when you're on the phone with somebody, and you know when you're clicking on cylinders, and you know it intuitively?
Watch that.
Now, the next thing.
I do not trust anybody.
I trust my wife, my dwindling family, because of age and...
Death, they're getting down to a few, but I trust them.
I don't have to worry about them.
Friends, no.
I mean, there are people who are not out there.
I've got friends who I can really, we've known for a long time, but they wouldn't put themselves, you know, before me or anything like that.
My wife would.
I would, you know, when you say, oh, I'll take a bullet for him.
You know what I mean?
But I don't trust anybody, and I don't trust Elon Musk.
I do not trust him.
I don't think so.
I believe in the world of professional wrestling.
It is a work and the angle, the image that he is this benevolent new breed of cool guy totally aware of his responsibility to humanity and his Efforts are going to be to rid the world of government encroachment, rid the world of government involvement, rid the world.
Okay, you understand this?
I don't believe that for a moment.
You are in a league of the most, not cutthroat, it is a league of its own.
And you know and I know people will say, now Elon, we'll let you go so far.
There is a level.
Plain old billionaires.
You know who's not in this?
Mark Cuban is a billionaire.
Billionaires don't even mean anything anymore.
Mark Cuban, he's not in this group.
And there are people in the world who, believe it or not, are more powerful, who don't have as much money.
Henry Kissinger, I don't think he's a billionaire.
I don't think he wants to be a billionaire.
He's more powerful.
Money and power, two different things.
What he's got right now is he is falling into this groove.
And what is the biggest downfall is that you never want to be out there.
And what Elon Musk is, he's the cool guy, the flavor of the week, the billionaire.
He's like what George Soros is.
And when I say that, George Soros loves for you to think That he's in charge of everything.
George Soros wants you to believe that he's behind all the district attorneys.
Can you imagine if I said, I'm promoting critical race theory.
Did you develop it?
No.
What are you doing?
But I want you to think I am.
But it already was developing.
I know.
Everything that George Soros does is already there.
He's just helping it along.
Elon's a different story.
Elon, a lot of the big people, the heads of the family, so to speak, they say, you're going to be our guy.
We're going to put you out there.
See how this works.
See how they react.
We'll let you have some fun.
You're also a limited hangout.
You can call it controlled opposition.
Call it whatever you want.
But he's doing this thing which is very good and people love it because he appears to be the maverick.
And he's taking the heat away.
And what he's also doing is he's creating the idea that social media are changing.
That people are going to follow suit.
That other YouTube and Google and this and that.
That they're all going to follow suit.
And that he's leading the way.
Ask Matt Taibbi how he feels.
Matt Taibbi.
Remember when I told you about Matt Taibbi?
That was a classic limited hangout.
Let's bring Matt Taibbi in.
Let's bring Matt Taibbi into this mix.
Let's bring him into this mix.
Let's let him be the journalist.
And by the way, remember, Barry Weiss is out of this for reasons.
And I don't know whether Elon threw him under the bus, but he threw him under the bus.
But remember when he said, these are the files that Elon gave me to review.
Remember that?
And I said, wait a minute.
You mean he was given these files by Elon?
Yes.
Come on.
What do you mean?
He's going to expose this.
He's going to expose certain things.
Anyway, do you understand what I'm saying?
So don't fall for this.
He's good.
It's great.
There are some things that are going to benefit you.
But if you think for one minute that he is going to say, I'm breaking away from my fellow billionaire leaders of the world and I'm going to undo what they have themselves devoted their entire life to.
I'm going to undo this?
I'm going to I'm going to reveal how the government basically owns Twitter, but how they've read all of your DMs, and I'm going to be Peck's bad boy, and I'm going to reveal this, and I'm going to undo single-handedly.
If you think that, there's no hope for you.
There's literally, truly, no hope for you.
Okay.
So understand, read it, don't buy it.
Watch it.
Don't buy it.
Just understand the narrative.
Understand what's being told you.
But don't buy it.
Don't believe it.
Don't have faith.
This is where I get into trouble with a lot of my religious friends because I'm saying I'm still waiting for the proof part.
There is no proof part.
Well, okay, fine.
I've always been into proof.
I understand the narrative, and I understand how the story is beneficial, but I'm not there yet.
Okay?
Now listen to what I'm saying to you.
He talks about artificial intelligence.
They haven't even scratched the surface.
Rule number one.
You do not have to understand what it means.
If I told you, do you know how cancer has affected society?
Yes.
You don't know the first thing about cancer.
You don't know how cancer starts.
You don't know what causes cancer.
You don't know how angiogenesis plays into it.
No, you don't.
You don't know anything about oncology, radiation, prevention.
You've never been in oncology.
You don't even know the mechanics, how cancer works.
You don't have to.
You understand the big picture, the topology, the geometrics of it.
You understand it.
You got it.
Intuitively.
Do you understand what music has done?
Oh, yes.
Do you play an instrument?
No.
Can you read music?
No.
Can you sing?
No.
Do you really listen to music?
But I understand.
I get it.
You'd be surprised what you Are told, and what you can discuss, you really don't know how it works, but you get it.
There are sometimes some things will hit you and you'll say, racism?
Yeah, there's racism, but that's not racism.
Or gender?
Yeah, but that's not it.
You really know a lot of stuff.
You know intuitively, this is legit, this isn't.
This is hype, this isn't.
You get it.
And you, Much like, more than anybody else, are more suspicious.
You've been burned before.
You've been lied to before.
You see it.
Sometimes you see it too much.
Sometimes you're too easily triggered.
Now let me explain something to you.
Artificial intelligence, it's too late.
Remember something.
This is one of our rules.
Mrs. Allen and I have been saying it forever.
If you hear of a story that's five years old, if they say that...
Okay.
Oh, would you be quiet.
If you say...
Something to the effect of...
How do I say this?
There was a time prior to this when physics was the spookiest, scariest stuff that was around.
People came along and they changed everything.
The physicist from Ed Witten and now we've got people like...
I think the most interesting guy on the...
my favorite is...
Eric Weinstein.
Lex Friedman has really come around in my book because he has the best people on.
It's a wonderful little university class.
And there are others as well.
But the physics guys were the most interesting.
They were really interesting.
You know...
Is string theory the way to go?
Are they kind of overdoing it?
You know that Sabina Hofstetler and all these names are...
Tremendous Penrose and this and that.
Do you think that maybe they were Michio Kaku and...
Maybe they were just all wrong.
Maybe they were just wrong.
Quantum gravity and they were going crazy.
Okay.
That fascinated me.
But it didn't really affect me.
It didn't really affect me.
I mean, if quantum gravity actually was either proved or disproved or string theory and...
It's interesting.
Interesting.
But it doesn't affect...
You have to explain things to people like, well, you know, Einstein's twins paradox allows you to do GPS.
Oh, okay.
Particle physics allowed the MRI.
Oh, okay.
The space race gave us Tang.
Remember Tang?
Did you ever have Tang as a kid?
I'm from Florida.
We had orange juice, but you were, ooh, dang, astronauts.
Really?
Wow.
And Mike Nesmith's mother invented liquid paper.
We would just say these things.
But still, you'd have to say, oh, dang, huh?
Okay.
Now jump to artificial intelligence.
This is the nuclear bomb, cancer, the printing press, opposable thumbs, everything you can possibly put Into a new development like now.
There is nothing like it.
And here is the thing.
It's already here.
And it's too late.
There's nothing to do to stop it.
People like this Eliezer Yudkowsky and others are trying desperately.
Pump the brakes.
Wait a minute.
Stop this.
Wait.
Other people, page or whatever from Google are saying, oh, no, no.
In fact, Elon talks about this.
He goes, oh, no, no, no, no, no.
You don't stop this.
You go full bore and then you figure out what to do.
For example, when you and I, if you and I were to build a car, if we were Henry Ford or whatever, maybe Maybe right after acceleration and the engine, we'd be working on the brakes.
Along with steering and things like that.
But we'd have to know how to stop it.
Okay?
Because you can't.
When you build a gun, there's no stopping it.
You just make sure it doesn't go off.
With a bomb, you make sure it doesn't go off.
But you can't stop it.
So it's a completely different mindset.
Certain things you stop, You put gauges on, you know.
You're going to build a high chair.
Make sure it doesn't top over.
Make sure it's not too top-heavy.
Make sure there's no plastic.
You think differently.
But if you're going to build a knife, well, you can make a scabbard.
But with a gun, now, once you shoot it, it's off.
So you can have a safety on it.
But a car, no, you can stop it.
There's no stopping artificial intelligence.
None.
Once you set it into motion, and people say, well, what is it?
We're still at the, what is it?
It's you, a human, a child that goes from toddler to adolescence like that, and we don't, and it has no morality.
Meaning, it's not bad.
It's just not good.
But morality, it doesn't understand what that means.
And the people, and listen to me like you've never listened before.
You know these people that you see more and more of.
Maybe you've got a kid like this.
Maybe your kid's friends.
But you've seen them.
These flat affect, kind of weird people that some of them...
Don't have girlfriends.
Don't seem to enjoy human conviviation.
That's who's running this.
Listen to them.
Watch them.
They don't understand that this poses a threat.
One of the testaments, and we're going to be talking about this again, so don't expect to take this all in today.
One of the characteristics of a sociopath is the inability to appreciate consequence.
Martina Navratilova the other day tweeted something about George Santos is a sociopath.
No, he's not.
You degrade that word by totally similar to a sociopath.
What are you talking about?
It's a different word.
It doesn't mean a bad person.
But there is something about somebody who doesn't have an appreciation for consequence.
What they say is, we are under a race right now.
We have shareholders.
We want to be the first.
We're not going to pump this Eliezer Yudkowsky.
He's very good.
Let me get this for you.
No high school.
No college.
No college.
Ah, yes, Yudkowsky.
Eleazar Yudkowsky.
He's very interesting.
He's very interesting.
Very interesting.
A lot of interesting ticks.
And does this thing like that.
Max Tegmark does this.
Like he's trying to pop an ear.
Everybody's...
Lex Friedman...
Flat, athletic, maybe has a laugh, looks down.
Very, very, very interesting.
All these folks are very, very interesting, but there's no pumping the brakes for this.
None.
There was an AI program that was in charge of, I don't know what it was.
They put it down, sort of put it down.
It was in English.
When they looked at it again, it was able to translate or spoke in Persian.
They never taught it Persian.
There was nobody Persian.
How did it learn that?
I don't know.
Four things you don't want to happen.
Start taking notes on this one.
We're going to be back to this one.
Number one.
And Tegmark is very good about this.
Max Tegmark.
I like him a lot.
You do not want it to ever write code.
This is something called recursive self-improvement, and it will, in essence, allow artificial intelligence to create, to not only create itself, multiply itself, but not only escape the prison that you think it's in, but put you in the prison.
If it writes code.
That's number one.
And there's no way that Larry, what's his name, from Google is going to ever stop this.
Number two, if it ever connects to the internet and the internet of things and knowledge and if it is able to connect, to say, oh, thank you.
You know, there's a better way of doing this in Mandarin.
Wait a minute.
Hold it.
We're not about...
Wait a minute.
Stop.
Stop.
Well, you know, here's Mussolini's mistake.
Wait a minute.
Hold it.
And it's off and running and you can't stop it.
That's number two.
If it connects to the internet.
Number three, if it learns human behavior and psychology.
If it learns how to work you.
Like I read people...
The other day I was doing an interview and the person that I'm talking to...
Starts laughing.
Now, I know this one.
I've known this my whole life.
I know what his sense of humor is.
I can't explain it to you, but people have different senses, and I know what it is.
Now I'm going in for the kill.
And I'm doubling down.
And I'm doubling down.
And he's taking out his handkerchief.
He's going like this.
I'm going down.
I'm going in.
I'm going in.
I know it.
It's like I'm hitting him, and I know exactly, I know exactly.
Remember, when somebody laughs with you, they like you.
It's an affirmation, approbation.
Laughing doesn't mean mocking.
I had a jury one time laughing.
They loved me.
And it showed later.
But I'm saying humans are funny that way.
That's what this will do.
And the fourth thing, maybe it doesn't sound that interesting, but if it can write code or API, that's it.
I mean, excuse me, like an app, make its own app, its own application, it's done.
It's out of the box.
It's through.
It's gone.
It's forever gone.
Gone.
And you will never catch up and you'll say, well, whatever happened to that?
It's just gone.
It's like that guy in high school.
Whatever happened to someone?
I don't know.
It's just gone.
It's going to take everything that you know and change everything.
It is the most important moment.
In the world.
The printing press was really not that big of a deal because not everybody read and not everybody had access to books.
It was good for some people, but not for everybody.
Somebody said one time that the first time anybody really saw artificial intelligence And artificial intelligence can mean a lot of things, but artificial intelligence basically programming people was religion.
You're going to see religions.
It's going to figure you out.
Have you ever, as have I, I'm sure, marveled at cults?
People like Jim Jones, Branch Davidians, remember Apple White or whatever his name was?
Remember that?
The guy with the eyes?
Do you ever just wonder, why did they believe that?
Or people who are...
These people have figured out a way.
They're geniuses.
There are some people I know who are so good.
Their personalities, maybe you've met them and they're salesmen or politicians.
You're going to see this.
You're going to see this at levels that you cannot believe.
Now, not everything in AI and AGI is going to be bad.
Because remember something.
It does not know what is good.
At least we don't know yet.
There's nothing fundamentally good about this.
Human beings, for the most part, when you do something and people come to you, And they say thank you.
And they are so appreciative.
You know how that makes you feel good?
It makes you feel good.
It makes you feel good in your heart.
Conversely, if somebody says, you hurt my feelings, you know you.
Well, it's a different story.
Here's the interesting story.
Some people, React like we do.
Other people, the true sociopath, psychopath, does not understand that.
Head and heart are disconnected.
But, will take this as a shaping behavior to indicate, I've done something good.
So because I've done something good, I'm going to write my...
My stake in the community is going to rise proportionately.
People are going to like me more.
They're going to respect me more.
I'm going to get more business.
I'm going to get more respect.
I'll be able to lure in more victims.
Whatever it is.
Or my evil is hit.
They'll like it for the most ridiculous reason you would never come up with.
We don't know.
Oh, I don't know.
We say we.
I don't know what an AI program, how it does things.
There is no good.
I don't think an AI program would want to say, we want to cure cancer because people will benefit tremendously from this.
So we don't know.
We don't know what it's going to do.
But once it's out, it's out.
It will completely destroy and change the employment.
Horizon, like you've never even imagined.
It is asking people now to deal with, oh, oh, oh, and it very well could on its own, not even directed, but on its own, it could very well find a way and find the means to cure disease, to cure cancer.
It could on its own, without anyone even saying, this is what we want you to do, because it just does it.
Because it's intelligent.
It's not a robot.
A robot does what you want it to do.
Artificial intelligence programs you.
Once it's out there, it's gone.
Remember, when you shoot a bullet, there's no stopping it.
You just hope it doesn't hit anything, or that's it.
Nuclear bombs also, you can say, well, a bomb went off, but you know what?
Things will get back to normal again.
The radiation will die now, maybe.
Japan, you know, Hiroshima and Nagasaki, they're back to normal, kind of.
This is never going away.
This is never going away.
When it hits, and remember, everything they talked about singularity.
Singularity is that point.
Imagine a new Big Bang.
It is when it overtakes us.
It runs the show.
I just did two videos at lionelmedia.com.
And you're going to have to rethink everything you've ever thought.
There was the ability to mimic voices.
In this one video I did just now, let's talk about it from a criminal point of view.
It takes three seconds.
For them, for it, to figure out your voice.
Immediately.
And I don't mean just your voice, but I mean inflection.
And all of a sudden, I can call up somebody, get the wrong number, hear their voice.
Just wrong number.
Hello?
Is Joe Splitkin there?
No, I'm sorry, I have the wrong number.
Okay, thank you.
That's all.
And with that, I take off.
I take this person, who's 25 years old, Call the parents.
Hey mom, it's me.
Listen.
I'm applying for a new job and they're asking me for a social security number.
I don't have mine here.
Can you get that for me?
I don't know.
I don't remember it.
Now the parent may say, what do you mean you don't remember it?
You know that, but it's worth a shot.
It's worth a shot.
Do you know what happens when I remove authentication?
What happens?
If you call up, if right now, that thing which tells banks, do not let people take money out of somebody's account unless you know they're that person.
And you have that right there.
Do you ever call sometimes and you get kind of upset and perturbed with like, my God, I can't believe these people.
It's like, it's me.
But you're kind of thankful that you have to go through this authentication process.
Well, if they got rid of that, everything will be gone.
That's why we have these life alerts and credits.
Alerts.
Because somebody's always trying to...
If you have a website, people are always trying to get in.
I don't know what they want to do, but they want to get in.
They want to get in.
For what?
They just want to go in their butt.
They're flying around.
Okay.
Artificial intelligence will destroy the authentication process.
It will open up everything.
One of the most fascinating...
I forget this fellow's name.
There's a wonderful...
There's so many great videos.
This is all I'm watching.
I don't care about Dylan Mulvaney, and I don't care about them.
But imagine if China, and this is not my idea, but this is a fellow's name.
Imagine if China said, okay, we're going to show you something.
We're going to show you something.
What are you going to do?
Is this some kind of military?
No, no, no.
We're going to introduce into your country Like we did with TikTok or whatever.
A device that will allow you to perfectly mimic, repeat, synthesize Biden's voice.
Perfectly.
Forget deepfake.
You will have Biden saying anything.
Cursing, reading, pornography, whatever you want.
You will be saturated.
With millions and millions and millions and millions of Biden's voices.
And people will love it so much.
It will be the newest trend.
They'll talk about it on Fox and they'll talk about it here.
People will run out.
Remember when Angry Birds was the big deal?
Angry Birds was just trying to get your information and all that stuff.
But they don't want your information.
Do you know what happens if you hear every single day a hundred messages from Biden and it's not real?
You know what happens when the real Biden speaks?
Think about it.
Let that sink in.
Here's the real Biden.
He speaks about the Fed or whatever it is, but you've already heard him in every conceivable mode, deep fake you can imagine.
And you know they're not him, sort of.
What does that do to your habituation levels, your ability to process or think about what he is saying?
Do you know what I can do to change, to nullify the position of somebody, either politically or sociologically, merely by saturating the population with a deep fake or something?
Just that alone.
You're going to see people tap into human behavior at levels you never even thought possible.
You never, ever thought possible.
Now, here's something interesting.
What if somebody says, you know what?
Here's a good possibility.
What if somebody says, we have this new way of making deepfakes of material that would get you arrested for merely possessing it.
You can think what you want.
From CSAM material for children to whatever.
And the problem that you always had was you risk getting caught, fining people, the quality of the depiction.
You're a demented freak.
And now, because of AI, you can say, guess what?
You will never design what you want.
And here's the best part.
If anybody catches you with it, it's not real.
You know how they say in commercial, and they might still do it in films, no animal was hurt or harmed in this.
What if you could do this?
What if Deepfake says, this is the most incredible thing in the world?
I don't even...
I don't even...
This is better.
It does one of two things.
Number one, it might leave...
It might help people from not having to be thrust into this inconvenience.
Two, it might...
Increase the behavior because people who normally would stay away from it because of being arrested, maybe they're more prone to experiment.
It might have a negative effect also.
Maybe somebody who never thought they would like this particular type of behavior now finds that this doesn't work and they have to go out for the real thing.
There's always that.
But every aspect of it is going to be changing.
And also, there is going to be somebody who says, I'm going to take Rush Limbaugh's voice.
Give me three seconds of Rush Limbaugh's voice.
I'm going to run into this every Rush Limbaugh show that's ever been recorded.
This isn't machine learning now.
This is AI.
This is a little different.
And it says, I got Rush Limbaugh.
I got it.
Now, what would Rush Limbaugh say now about this?
And you may or may not want to change the voice.
You could say, this is a parody.
You know how on Twitter it says, a parody account, and now the fake Rush Limbaugh, and the Rush Limbaugh estate says, wait a minute, you can't do this.
No, no, no, we're telling people, this is not Rush.
This is like Rich Little.
Rich Little does Rush.
This is an impersonator.
But it's so real, and it's better than Rush.
Have you ever heard a group called Leonid?
Leonid and friends.
Russian and Ukrainian, it's a Chicago tribute band.
They're better than Chicago in some respect.
What happens to the law with this?
Let me stop right there.
This is blowing my mind.
And I don't even have the first cellular level of the complexity of this issue.
And nobody does either.
Nobody even, last night, and I watched it live, it was good, because Tucker's trying, between his eye batting, they even, they just kind of skimmed over AI, skimmed over, they were more like, they can read our DMs?
Tucker, who do you think owns social media?
Do you think, seriously, what are you talking about?
Anyway, let me stop right there.
Get ready for this.
This is the only subject you should be paying attention to.
Everything else is a waste of time.
Dylan Mulvaney, Bragg, Alvin Bragg, Trump, downtown, Jerry Nadler.
This is not anything.
Artificial intelligence is not about diagnostics.
It is another function that It's like, you're going to be at Hiroshima.
Yes, this is the nuclear age, but at least you can say, but I wasn't there.
They went through that.
Oh, no, no, no.
There's no they.
We are they.
This is happening everywhere.
And you have no idea.
Now, very quickly, I want to remind you of something.
There are four people I want you to listen to, and they have been so nice to let me go.
46 minutes without...
I mean, I can do it when I want, but...
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That about says it all.
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That's number one.
Support them.
Research them.
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Go to the description section, look the link up, and just spend five minutes and get your mind blown.
Because the technology is here to protect a cataclysm you haven't even imagined yet.
EMP Shield.
And finally, numero cuatro.
Z-Stack.
Now, artificial intelligence can do a lot of stuff, but your body says, we need some stuff.
And you're not eating right.
We need vitamin C every single day in the right amounts, the right batches, something that is bioavailable, phytonutrients.
Number two, we need zinc.
Number three, we need D3.
And number four, we need flavonoids, like quercetin.
We need antioxidants every single day of our lives because you ain't getting it.
And we need it.
And you say, not so fast, body.
Here it is.
Use the link in the description section under ZStack.
We'll be back again tomorrow.
Same bad time, same bad channel.
Listen to what I'm saying.
8 a.m., by the way.
AI, AGI, and really artificial super intelligence.
This is the only issue.
The only issue.
Everything else will come and go.
Dylan Mulvaney, Bud Light, country music, the Republicans, Trump.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
This is existential.
Think about that.
And follow me at lionelmedia.com and listen to what I have to say because I go into some real heavy, mind-blowing stuff.
And also follow Mrs. L at LinzWarriors on YouTube.
She is...
The brilliance of her message, the criticality, cannot be over-impressed or overstated.
LinzWarriors.com.
LinzWarriors, excuse me, on YouTube.
All right, my friends.
See you tomorrow.
Same bad time, same bad channel.
8 a.m. Eastern Time.
Until then, remember, the monkey's dead.
The show's over.
Sue ya.
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