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"Humans Replaced by Artificial Intelligence" by Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Hey people, what's going on? This is Brett Keane from GOD TV
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  Radio. I hope you're all having a
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  wonderful day out there. I wanted to show you all
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  something. This is a YouTube channel.
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  Apparently this is either Chinese, Japanese, I can't tell.
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  It's looks like scribble to me. But this person opened up their
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  live show less than an hour ago and they went from an
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  unbelievable amount of subscribers to popping up to
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  about 2.72 million subscribers. And they have over 20,662 people
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  currently at the 52 minutes mark watching.
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  And you can even see in the comments where things are just
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  going absolutely insane. I've noticed when looking at
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  quite a few of these different channels ran by Asians or
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  whatever, or people who are friends with YouTube and Google,
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  they have absolutely it's no challenge for them whatsoever to
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  pick up views. I've seen some of the corporate
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  Google people end up getting hundreds of 1000 views in less
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  than 3 minutes flat. So it basically begs the
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  question, why is it that you and I are getting killed when it
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  comes to subscriptions of use? Why is it a lot of your
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  channels, including mine are locked up?
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  Why is it that we repeatedly are having issue?
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  One of the other things I noticed too is a lot of these
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  big Youtubers who are connected directly to Google and actually
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  have friends that are working at the office, they can say and
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  talk about anything they want. They can be as gross, as
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  disgusting, violate as many terms of service and community
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  guidelines as they want to, and they never have to concern
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  themselves with anything. I'll give you an example.
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  A while back, Logan Paul himself, one of the most popular
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  Youtubers of all times, made a entire video documentary about
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  him and his brother walking through something called Suicide
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  Forest, where people were basically dead walking up the
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  corpses of people who'd basically ended their own life.
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  And YouTube allowed that. YouTube completely let that go.
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  YouTube has allowed their corporate people and their
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  friends to put nudity and pornography actual ass all over
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  their screen along with people pulling their shirts off and
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  showing their breasts. Now, if you or I did that, our
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  entire channel would go down in a heartbeat.
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  A lot of us are lucky to be able to break 100 likes.
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  A lot of us are lucky if we can break even 200 views.
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  Nowadays, because of what is happening, YouTube has become
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  absolutely automated and they seem to only show off our
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  feature movies that they're trying to sell or their buddies.
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  And Google is it's not even a slow process anymore.
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  It's it's like they're knocking out all the actual vloggers.
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  One of the things I find fascinating about this live show
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  that I showed you all is it's not even a person.
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  It's a artificial intelligence. It's an AI run live show.
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  That means that what you're seeing on the screen, this, this
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  is not a person. It's a it's an AI that looks
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  like a little cute cartoon girl that is wearing suggestive
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  clothing. Look at that.
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  It's not even a human being. That's a damn cartoon.
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  And even the voice itself, you can clearly tell that it's AI,
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  but it has the ability to respond to the commenters and
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  mimic human behavior and can do that.
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  It's no different than whenever I use Copilot or I use an AI to
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  have a discussion with on my videos.
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  The difference is, is that I'm human and I actually host the AI
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  is where YouTube's got it to, where AI is making videos now
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  and doing live shows. And you know who's making the
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  money, right? Google, because it's their AI.
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  So they figured out this thing where what's we don't even need
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  to do customer support anymore. We don't even need to, We don't
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  even need to help Youtubers anymore.
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  We'll just simply create our own AI and fake people and fake
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  cartoons and have little fake puppy dogs talking to you and
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  people are going for it. So because the community seems
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  to endorse this type of garbage, there's no real reason why
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  YouTube should bother with real people anymore.
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  You know, a lot of you out there, you've argued and I've
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  seen some of your videos. AI will one day take over and
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  it'll take a lot of jobs. A lot of these atheists out here
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  who don't want to get an actual physical employed job, who enjoy
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  running their mouth on the screen, and some of these
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  Christians who have decided that YouTube is the career they want
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  to go with. They want to be an Internet
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  preacher. Your ass is going to be wiped
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  out in less than a year. They're not going to need you.
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  So you know, Tata, you know you're gone.
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  This is this is what you need to, this is what you're facing
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  as far as physical jobs. Elon Musk as well as a lot of
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  scientists out there have created robots.
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  And a lot of these robots are going to go out and do the
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  farming. You know, the Democrats and
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  liberals are constantly bitching and saying, you know, what are
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  we supposed to do? How are we supposed to pick our
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  crops? Elon Musk says, well, we know
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  that you endorse slavery and that you'd love to have a bunch
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  of humans doing it for absolutely nothing.
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  Well, let me take it one step further.
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  I will make emotionless robots that never take a break or never
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  need to sleep. They just need a a battery every
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  now and then and we'll send their ass out there and they'll
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  pick cotton and grab apples and and do all the work.
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  The robots obviously are going to most likely take over the
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  medical field. I wouldn't doubt that they would
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  put the robots in charge of doing surgery on human beings.
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  Why wouldn't you? Humans get nervous.
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  Humans have ego, humans make mistakes.
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  But robots, they see the problem, they're going to go for
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  it. The only thing that a robot
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  wouldn't be able to do as good at this point was the
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  improvising in the moment. But they're still going to do a
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  lot better than a human being, if you think about it.
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  And then of course, mechanic jobs and so on.
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  I wouldn't be surprised if in the courtroom they put a robot
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  as a judge. Robot's not going to get
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  aggravated or upset when why wouldn't someone use a robot as
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  their lawyer? The robot will be able to use AI
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  and be able to remember all the information and be able to know
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  everything that's going on. They'll be able to have actual
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  visual representation of what actually happened or what might
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  have happened in a scenario in order to tell their stories and
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  be clowns. It's a I could go on all day.
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  We obviously are not going to need musicians and artists in
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  the future because AI will take over.
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  I can't think of one single job that an AI can't do.
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  They're even making sex dolls that are ran by AI where they'll
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  pretend to be your girlfriend and stuff.
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  You could actually go buy AI doll and stuff and take it home.
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  It'll be your new wife. So they got everything taken
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  care of from your boyfriend to your girl girlfriend, to your
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  someone to keep you from being bored to making the YouTube
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  videos for you and everything else.
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  It's there's really no spot for humanity.
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  And some people would like to think optimistically and think,
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  well those damn robots, they need us to fix them.
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  Do they? Do they really?
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  Or could they just make more robots that handle the repairs
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  and shit and can actually repair themselves?
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  Because robots have the ability to analyze their own system.
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  And, and if they feel like there's, if they sense that
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  there's something wrong, obviously through their digital
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  mainframe, they can simply fix it.
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  And they can have a robot who's looking over all that kind of
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  shit and maybe a couple human beings who are technically savvy
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  can, you know, be that extra backup.
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  But you know, that's a lot of people who aren't employed
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  anymore. Robots be in the post office.
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  Do you think Amazon and these big corporate companies and
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  Walmart would be against the idea of having robots run the
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  registry? Well, they already got it to
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  where machines are running the registry in my area.
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  And I live in a little shitty country town.
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  I don't even know what a human looks like.
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  Whenever I go in the store anymore, I check out by using a
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  fucking computer and I'm out. So what are humans going to do?
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  They brought the price up on everything.
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  The economies through the fucking roof.
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  You know, politicians made sure that.
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  So how are we supposed to survive?
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  It seems like we're in a really, really bad way.
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  I don't see how the middle class and the poor are going to be
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  able to find those simple, easy jobs anymore.
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  Is there really any future for our children anymore?
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  I don't think so. Teachers, doctors, lawyers, you
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  name it, the robots can do all of it.
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  All right, so Monday at 7:00 PM, I'm going to be doing a live
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  show Central, the show's hoverty up.
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  I always schedule my shows in advance.
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  All you got to do is click notify and then come on in.
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  The links are pinned in the comments and I'm more than happy
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  to talk to you all. I think that we all have less
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  than a year before everything breaks down and and that's it.
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  This isn't a 10 years away type of future scenario, it's here
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  right now. The cars are now driving people
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  to where they want to go now, but you won't have to worry
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  about using too much electricity or fuel, ladies and gentlemen,
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  because you won't have a job to go to in the 1st place, so don't
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  worry about it. All right, well, that was an
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  exciting video. See you tomorrow, ladies and
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  gentlemen.