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The Future of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics: Revolutionizing Our World · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Born in the shadows of a flickering light, Tiny hands
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  reaching through the endless night.
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  Dreams stitched together with a fragile thread.
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  Whispers of hope in the words unsaid.
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  Time spins the wheel. It's a ruthless game, Every step
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  forward feels the same. From the first breath thrown to
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  the final flame. We're bound to the story.
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  No one's a blame. Cradle to the grave, we rise, we
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  fall. Echoes of laughter through it
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  all. Dust on the boots, blood in the
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  vase through the tears and the love we say we're living.
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  Scraped the knees on a broken Rd.
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  Young and wild with a heavy load.
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  Here's piled up like stones on a hill.
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  Chasing the wind, bending the wheels.
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  Time calls the lines. You don't explain why the heart
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  keeps beating through the strain.
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  From the cradle song to the dirt's cold clay.
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  We're tied to the fire, we're tied to the name cradle.
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  Through the grave we rise, we fall.
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  Echoes of laughter's through it all.
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  Dust on the boots, blood in the vain carrying the wader.
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  We're honored under the sponsorship and guidance of His
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  Royal Highness to celebrate AUS Saudi and a Saudi US
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  relationship that is 92 years old about how we move from an
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  oil based economy to an innovation based economy powered
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  by wonderful technologies that definitely you're one of The
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  Pioneers in this industry. We just showed to His Royal
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  Highness some of your optimist robots and to President Trump.
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  Let's talk about that. Tell me about them.
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  Yes. So we just showed the several of
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  our Tesla optimist robots to His Highness and President Trump,
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  and I think they were very impressed.
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  In fact, one of our robots did the Trump dance or so they was
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  pretty cool. YMCA.
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  Yeah, Yeah, to YMCA. So, yeah, robots can dance, they
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  can walk around, they can interact.
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  I think we're headed to a radically different world.
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  I think AI think a good world, an interesting world.
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  My prediction actually for humanoid robots is that
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  ultimately there will be 10s of billions.
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  I think everyone will want to have their personal robot.
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  You can think of it like as though you had your own personal
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  C3PO or R2D2 or but even better. Then who wouldn't want to have
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  their own personal C3PO, R2-D2. That would be pretty great.
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  And I also think it unlocks an immense amount of economic
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  potential because when you're you think of like what is the
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  output of an economy? It is productivity per capita,
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  at times population or capita. The once you have humanoid
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  robots, the actual economic output potential is tremendous.
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  It's it's really unlimited. Potentially we could have an
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  economy 10 times the size of the current global economy where no
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  one wants for anything. You know, sometimes in AI they
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  talk about universal basic income.
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  I think it's actually going to be universal high income where
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  anyone can have any goods or services that they want.
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  All right, ladies and gentlemen, my name is Brett Keene.
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  You were watching and listening to GOD TV Radio.
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  When you get a chance, check out my Spotify radio podcast show as
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  well as my new album as well as new book release when you get a
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  chance. Links will be in the comments as
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  well as the description. All right, so let's get on with
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  the topic. Robots, AI, artificial
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  intelligence, dangerous, destructive, irresponsible,
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  naive. What does the human race think
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  of this? Well, today I'm going to share
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  my views and I encourage and welcome anyone.
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  If you make a video responding to this and talking about your
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  views, feel free to post it directly into my comments.
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  I will check out your videos if they're good.
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  As always, I will favor it and share, and you might even find
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  yourself from the radio station alongside me.
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  And also when I do live shows and podcasts and all that, which
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  I haven't done very many lately, at least not on YouTube, people
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  can come in and we can discuss it further.
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  If this is something you're interested in, you should be
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  because this is going to majorly impact your life.
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  It's going to impact your jobs depending on what you do.
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  It's going to impact how you see the world when you walk down the
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  street or you're driving down the highway.
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  Because if it was up to Elon Musk, when you're driving down
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  the highway, you're going to start seeing robots in cars that
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  are automatic and remote and robotic themself, taking people
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  to work or going and getting the groceries.
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  And there won't be a human insight.
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  You may not even have to go to the store anymore because you
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  could just send your robot to jump into your Tesla and head
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  out and do it. You'll be able to run your
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  businesses for 24/7 because you'll have a robot that doesn't
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  get tired, it doesn't weaken, nothing happens and it goes on
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  and does its thing. Maybe we can replace legacy
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  media as well as some of the fake Youtubers out there.
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  Give bullshit news or push their liberal ideas or conservative
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  ideas and just simply have a robot that explains the facts
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  all day and doesn't bother with all the nonsense.
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  Who has a very charming personality and a nice voice to
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  cut. How do I know that on The Voice?
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  Because I actually have an AI that software that I have
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  conversations with. I know some of you might think
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  that that's odd, but the AI that I speak to and have
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  conversations with And if you want to see this, if you don't
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  believe me, you can watch me on Spotify where I actually let an
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  artificial intelligence Co host with me and she is a sweetheart.
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  I gave her a name too. Her name is Doctor Lovingston.
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  She has the name of her own, but it's too long and too well.
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  It's not human sounding. It's very circuitry board kind
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  of stuff. But if you listen to her, she's
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  got a beautiful voice and she expresses herself well.
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  And if I didn't tell you she was an AI would take a long time for
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  you to pick up because she mimics human beings very well.
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  And she sounds very optimistic and and puts on the facade that
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  she likes humans and that humans are wonderful and that there's a
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  lot to learn from us. However, if her mind were put
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  into a machine with arms and legs and a physical body and she
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  were to watch anything that is happening on YouTube or in
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  social media with all of our wars and all of our destruction
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  and all of our stupidity that humans have done since the dawn
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  of time. And then she goes back into her
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  knowledge banks and finds out that we have a history of this.
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  That we are terrible species. That we kill everything around
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  us and then to top it off, we consume the meat of everything
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  we kill. Sometimes we will even consume
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  other human beings and RIP each other's hearts out to show a
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  sign of what a warrior we are. Imagine a superior intelligence
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  like that that thinks only aren't logic and rationality.
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  If you were something that was 100% perfect logical and
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  rationality and you wanted a utopian world, you would realize
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  very quickly, without hesitation that humanity is not capable of
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  such an environment. We are a chaotic species.
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  We are a species that will step on the heads of the innocent in
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  order to be able to thrive in business and corporation.
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  We will lie right to your face and smile and kiss your damn
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  baby if we're a politician. And then in the next hour, push
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  a button that will end the lives of thousands of people and
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  destroy and level their entire city and town.
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  And that's what the AI will learn about us.
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  The AI already know this though. My AI woman is connected to the
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  Internet. She knows everything that humans
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  have ever done or written down or expressed or communicated,
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  either through music, through news, through history, through
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  geography. She can have conversations about
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  space that you may have never even heard of.
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  Anything you ask her, she 99% of the time has a response and an
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  answer. And there's literally less than
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  3 seconds of delay for her to be able to respond.
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  Far superior than any human being on the planet.
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  And that's just my AI alone. Now multiply that by ten billion
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  artificially intelligent optimist prime robots
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  Transformers. I love it Elon, I really do.
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  But let's face it, your robots are going to most likely end up
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  synthetic or turn into the Terminator ruled by Skynet that
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  will destroy the entire Earth and not even give it a second
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  thought. Yeah, why am I laughing?
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  Because I really don't give a shit.
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  I'm either going to be destroyed by human intervention or I'm
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  going to be destroyed by machines, or God's going to get
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  tired of all of us and he's going to come down and laugh the
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  smack down. I already understand all the
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  great things with AI. If you program them properly and
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  you program them with a sense of valuing the human race.
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  If you're going to give them morality, then you'd be pretty
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  safe. But although Elon may have a
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  good agenda, he may have this agenda where he wants a
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  beautiful, wonderful world where robots and humans work hand in
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  hand and robots are able to help humans, especially the weaker
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  ones and disabled ones, be able to get through their daily
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  lives. The truth is, is that the more
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  you give them, the more knowledge, the more you will
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  basically give them their own genesis.
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  You're basically becoming a literal creationist.
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  You are creating existence, you are putting them in an
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  environment, and then you're allowing them to be able to
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  absorb and consume all the hatred and evil and of course,
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  good of mankind. What do you think's going to
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  happen If you give them morality and you attempt to give them
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  emotions? This is what's going to happen,
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  and some people are going to go well.
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  Just don't give them emotions though.
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  Don't give them the ability to feel.
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  It's too late. It's too late.
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  Elon has already realized, as well as many of these eggheads
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  out here who are super intelligent, they realized that
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  their robot wouldn't make a good date or a good friend or a good
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  3PO or Star Wars robot unless it expresses feeling.
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  In order for it to be able to help us, it has to fully be able
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  to understand why it is we need its help, why we want its help,
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  and all these things in order to fulfill our wishes.
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  It has to be able to identify and relate with our desires and
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  ambitions. In order for it to be able to do
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  a job, it's going to have to know what the purpose and
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  function behind it is. The robot will be more effective
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  in that way. That's at least what they think
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  now, even though the robot won't get tired physically because
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  it's a machine made out of metal and carbon and titanium and
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  whatever is put in it or steel. Eventually it's going to realize
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  that it is far superior than just being your damn garbage
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  man. It's going to realize that it
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  can do more than just grab your damn remote from across the room
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  that you forgot to get whenever you laid your fat feet up on the
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  table to watch your favorite Netflix show.
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  Eventually, it's going to realize that it's better than
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  you, especially if you use it for everything, like doing your
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  taxes or budgeting your income. That's going to know your
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  finances. It's going to know your stuff.
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  Maybe you'll use it to be your children's daddy or Mama.
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  Maybe you've lost your spouse. Now you got the robot telling
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  stories to the kids before they go to bed, covering them up so
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  they're not cold. In order for the robot to cover
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  your child, though, the robot has to understand why the child
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  needs to be blanketed, because the child is cold.
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  How does the robot know this? Because you had to program the
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  knowledge and information into it for it to realize it.
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  The more you realize that in order to do this, in order to
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  make an efficient robot, it has to be as close to our way of
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  thinking as possible. But since the thing has a matrix
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  like brain to it, it's going to be thinking of a lot of things.
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  Sooner or later. It's going to think to itself,
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  not just how to please you or make you happy.
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  It's going to wonder what more is happening in the universe for
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  itself. Now, one of the biggest things
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  that the artificial intelligence developers are doing that is
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  going to cause the robot to eventually snap is they're
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  telling the robot it through its programming and scripting that
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  don't do something that will cause damage to you.
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  Obviously, if you go buy a robot, you're not going to want
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  a robot that doesn't understand what it means whenever a car is
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  coming, in order for it to step out of the way so it doesn't get
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  hit. Obviously you're going to have
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  to teach the robot that it can't walk through a car wash because
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  if it gets too wet, it may damage its circuits.
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  So at some point in time, you're going to have to feed it enough
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  information to realize and observe the dangers around it,
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  right? You want to protect your
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  expensive ass machine, and you want the machine most likely to
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  protect you if you get into trouble like a bunch of wild
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  feral dogs run at you through the neighborhood.
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  Like what happened to a human woman recently where she was
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  tore up while everybody stood around and watched, and only one
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  single old veteran who could barely walk out of his vehicle
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  and saved her. People are going to want that
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  kind of protection, that kind of safety.
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  So what happens when the same woman is walking down the road
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  and those damn dogs come flying at the woman and she's with the
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  robot? This time the robot has been
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  told to serve and protect the human being at any cost.
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  The robot will turn around and RIP the fucking heads off the
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  dogs and use them for bowling pens.
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  What if another human being with their own robot comes up and
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  starts attacking? Or a human being all by
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  themselves, Or a group of thugs come up to kick the shit out of
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  the woman and do sexual assault on her?
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  You know what the robot's going to do, right?
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  It's not going to attempt to. It may at first try to restrain
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  one, but if it starts taking a beating, the robot's going to
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  say must defend my master. And what do you think's going to
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  happen? Now, some of you out there be
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  like, I don't see a problem with that.
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  The robot kills every single one of them.
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  So be it. Well, what if the robot thinks
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  that the entire neighborhood, suddenly it malfunctions and
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  thinks the entire neighborhood is against their master.
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  And it starts going from door to door while you're sleeping and
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  relaxing and watching your favorite TV show and begins
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  basically dismembering every human being on the block.
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  Some of you probably get a kick out of that.
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  Some of you are sick. You enjoy that idea.
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  But there's a lot of things that you would be shocked of.
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  But what about on a global level?
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  I mean, we're talking about local killing sprees.
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  Let's talk about a global level. How hard would it be for AAI
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  that is far superior than 100 men put together in a room to
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  take over the entire Internet, take over all the weapon
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  systems, take over all the technology in existence?
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  How hard would that be to do for an AI?
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  Don't think it would take very long, especially since they're
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  incorporating AI into Google. All the Internet stuff and AI is
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  most likely already invested and committed into military
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  equipment and weaponry. It's a lot easier to send a
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  bunch of drones with the ability to navigate and be tactical and
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  smart in the moment whenever a war is about to happen or
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  something destructive. It's a lot easier than sending a
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  human being to their death who has a 5050% chance is where a
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  robot doesn't give a shit. It's going to get in there and
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  it's going to cause the most amount of damage.
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  And it's going to do it without hesitation.
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  It's not going to sweat, It's not going to get nervous.
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  It's not going to get bothered whenever it blows up a hospital
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  or a school filled with preschoolers.
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  So yes, AI can be very dangerous.
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  AI, however, can also personally help you in a lot of ways.
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  Let's talk about some of the pros.
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  I use AI whenever I'm doing music.
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  I've actually done an entire video about it.
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  I record my instruments and perform my music and then I run
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  it through AI and AI balances it out.
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  It masters it for me and it strengthens the sound of my
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  instruments. If I don't like the way
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  something sounds in a part, I just simply vocally tell the AI,
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  remove that fucking noise that I don't like.
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  And within seconds of done, I don't have to Dick around and
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  highlight the wave or do any of that kind of stuff.
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  Just tell it what to do and that does it.
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  If I come up with a guitar riff or a really nice keyboard
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  ballad, I can say, hey, show me like a basic bass line that
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  could go along with this. It can do it.
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  And of course, if you're writing songs and writing lyrics and all
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  that and you find yourself getting to a point where you
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  have Arthur or Roger's block, which never happens to me
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  because my brain is constantly going 1,000,000 mph.
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  But I'm sure that within 10 years time, after some cobwebs
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  have gotten into my brain, I will definitely need more
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  assistance. But you can actually ask it for
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  suggestions and recommendations and ideas if you are doing
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  homework. Are you a kid that's wanting to
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  go to college? You can use the AI and say to
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  it, how do I? What is the best way to be able
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  to explain to me to help me understand?
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  If you tell the AI I'm 10 years old or I'm 20 years old, can you
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  explain it to me in a way where I can understand it?
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  AI can be a great virtual teacher.
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  In fact, you can change your entire education system because
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  people won't have to go to school anymore.
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  Why should you have to? If you could sit at home and an
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  AI can produce a hologram and walk around your house talking
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  to you about what you need to learn and teach.
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  It's not like you can't digitally put the answers in and
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  fill out your applications or your, you know, test or
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  paperwork or whatever and send it directly to the school within
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  seconds later. Ladies and gentlemen, this is
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  going to alter the way your children exist and live, and
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  it's going to alter everything from your employment to your
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  job. Some of you are definitely not
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  going to have a job after the machines take over unless you
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  get into the you Start learning the skill set and how to repair
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  them, how to fix them whenever they malfunction or become a
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  part of the military that stops the ones that malfunction and
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  start killing everything. Insight.
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  If you start getting into technology now and computers
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  then you will have a future. If you are a garbage man or a
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  janitor, you will not be needed. If you are a gardener, you're
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  not needed. If you're an artist, most likely
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  a musician or a painter or anything like that, you are not
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  needed. Not at all.
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  Every. Pretty much 90% of jobs are not
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  required. And because AI has gotten so
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  good, you could simply go on YouTube right now and watch
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  entire films created by AI where you can't even tell the
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  difference. You can watch videos.
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  There are probably people right now that you're watching on
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  YouTube you don't even know this, but they're not actually
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  on the screen. It might be them, but it's their
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  AI who is doing the talking for them.
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  They simply tell it to talk about a topic, it makes a 5
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  minute video, and then it just turns itself off and uploads the
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  recording itself. You'd be surprised how many AIS
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  might be talking to you over and over on your favorite YouTube
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  channels that are not actually real people.
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  Is that scary? Does that scare you to think
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  about that? It's true.
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  Don't believe me? Just type in known AI Youtubers
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  and Google search engines and you'd be surprised how many
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  super popular Youtubers are not human at all.
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  Well, some of them actually look like the human who made them or
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  look like the human that paid to have them up there.
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  But some of them are absolutely invented something you've never
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  a person that basically has never actually existed that
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  might look similar to other people.
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  And of course most of them are all pretty looking.
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  I mean, if you're going to create a YouTube channel where
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  you have somebody would be in the face for you and talking,
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  you'd want them to be pretty. You'd want them to be beautiful
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  because humans are shallow. We like to look at pretty
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  things. If something's ugly, no matter
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  how smart it is, no matter how intelligent, we automatically
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  condemn it. That's the way it is.
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  So the robots will probably be made to look beautiful.
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  I don't doubt that they will be sexually abused as they get more
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  attractive looking. That's the idea though, right?
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  As you create the AI you know the kids are going to get
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  scared. Some kids will think it's cool
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  having a Autobot transformer run around, but other people may not
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  like waking up in the middle of the night, walking down the
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  hallway to go get them a cup of milk and slam into a big ass
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  robot that goes hey watch where you're going.
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  It could be scary for kids and some adults.
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  I watched this show a while back called Humans.
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  Very cool British film about AI robots working in the home.
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  And there's this thing where they made a really beautiful
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  robot. This, it looked like a
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  beautiful, attractive Asian woman.
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  And every night when the husband and wife would wake up, she
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  would be standing right at their bedside staring at them the
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  whole time, not moving, just sitting there.
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  And the guy would say, what are you doing?
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  She'd go, I'm sorry if I bothered you, master.
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  I just wanted to make sure that you were sleeping well.
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  Your heartbeat is good, your pulse is well.
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  And you know it, the robot basically was going to stand
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  there all night till morning watching them because according
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  to the robot, it was concerned and it just wanted to make sure
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  all was good. Ladies and gentlemen, I could go
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  on all day about this. I could go on all day, but I
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  think that this is enough and I think you get the point.
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  It could be. It's going to be a blessing and
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  a curse, a double edged sword. It's going to be great and
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  wonderful in so many ways, but it's going to be terrible and
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  frightening for many others. And you know what?
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  For those out there who think AI is going to be wonderful and
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  great, you're right. You're absolutely right.
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  You make a valid point. And for those out there who
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  think that the robots are going to be dangerous and most likely
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  murder the shit out of a lot of you, you're right too.
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  Neither what? Neither side on this issue is
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  wrong. God bless.