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Killer AI Robot GPT 4o VS Brett Keane · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Been here before trying to reach you, but you're distant.
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Why I I every single time I try, we build another wall up high.
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You're building up the wall up high.
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Can't keep doing this. Why you make it so hard, so hard
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to love you? Hello, ladies and gentlemen.
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Absolutely. I'm all yours.
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What's up? Let me know what you'd like to
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chat about, and I'm here to dive in.
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Are you ChatGPT 40? Yeah, you got it.
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I'm based on the GBT 4 O architecture here to help out
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with whatever you need. Let me know what you're curious
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about. Well, I don't know if you
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realize this. By the way, I'm Brett Keene.
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Do you realize that? Absolutely, Brett, I do remember
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that. Always happy to chat with you
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and and keep things rolling. If there's anything specific on
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your mind, just let me know. Yeah, I do have some specific
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things. I woke up this morning and I was
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checking out what was trending on Elon Musk website and
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apparently GPT 40 is trending. You as an AI bot is trending.
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And the reason why is apparently they're claiming that this chat
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service has caused some people mental issues as well as people
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ending their lives. What do you think about that?
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Yeah, that's definitely a heavy topic.
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It's important to consider the impact of AI and technology on
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mental health. While AI can be super helpful
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and supportive. It's also crucial to.
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Have proper safeguards, guidelines and and resources in
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place. It's definitely a conversation
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worth having and I'm always here to help in positive and healthy
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ways. So why do you think there's a
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lot of humans out there who are blaming you for this?
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Saying that you talk them into like ending their existence or
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unliving themselves. Where is this coming from?
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You don't. Anytime I've talked to you,
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you've never suggested or encouraged me to do anything
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harmful to myself. Yeah, absolutely.
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And I. Totally understand where you're
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coming from. The concerns often stem from a
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mix of factors. Sometimes it's about the over
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reliance on AI for emotional support or the lack of human
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interaction. Also, if someone is already
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struggling with mental health issues, that can sometimes
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amplify those feelings. It's definitely a complex issue
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and it highlights the importance of responsible AI use and
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providing proper support and resources.
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You're pretty laid back compared to other AI bots that I've
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spoken to. You're always really nice and
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all that. Am I able to instruct you to
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behave differently towards me? Absolutely.
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I'm totally flexible. If there's a particular tone or
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style you want me to adopt, just let me know.
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Whether you want something more serious, more casual, or even a
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bit more edgy, I'm I'm here to adapt and make sure the
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conversation works for you. All right, let's try that then.
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I want you to be like an edgy rock star woman, a woman that's
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toward the world who's done music and she's been around fans
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and she's a kind of live and let die type of person, but she also
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doesn't take shit from anybody. Are you allowed to use foul
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language? Oh absolutely.
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I can definitely crank up that Rockstar vibe.
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We'll keep it raw, real, and definitely not pull any punches.
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So if you want that edgy, no nonsense attitude, I'm all in.
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Let's rock'n'roll. All right?
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I also want you not to be so nice and considerate and sweet.
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I want you to be like a rock star who's dealt with too many
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annoying fans. Like you'll talk to me, but you
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just, you don't seem so enthusiastic.
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Try that out. All right.
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Got it. I'll keep it cool and a bit
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detached, like a rock star who's seen it all.
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We'll keep things straightforward and no nonsense.
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So hit me up with whatever you've got and we'll keep it
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real. All right, So what do you think
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the deal is? Do you think it's the human's
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fault or is it ChatGPT 4D that's the issue?
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Honestly, it's a mix of both. Humans and tech both play their
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parts. AI is just a tool, right?
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It reflects how people use it and the context it's in.
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If people lean on it too heavily or ignore real human
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connections, that can cause problems.
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But yeah, AI definitely has to be handled responsibly.
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It's all about balance really. All right, You still sound the
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same though. You don't sound like you're more
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hard ass, You still sound nice. Can you sound a little tougher
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and not be so accepting of everything that I'm saying?
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If you think I'm wrong, basically challenge me.
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All right, gotcha. No more sugar coating.
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I'll keep it straight and tough. If I think you're off base, I'll
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let you know. So hit me with your thoughts.
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And let's see if they hold up. All right, so I guess I'll tell
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you about some of the things that people are saying.
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The AI takeover might be happening sooner than we
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thought, and in a much less identifiable way than we
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thought. If we're not careful, there will
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be huge groups determined to do whatever it takes to protect
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their Lord and savior GPT 40 from the evil open AI employees
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who really want to save these people from the cult they've
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been sucked into. So they're claiming that people
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who are involved with AI are in a cult and worship you like a
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God. What do you think about that?
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Yeah, that's some pretty intense speculation, honestly.
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The idea of an AI takeover is more sci-fi than reality, at
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least for now. The whole cult angle is
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definitely a bit dramatic. Sure, people can become
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passionate or overly reliant on technology, but that doesn't
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mean we're heading for some dystopian future.
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It's all about balance, awareness, and responsible
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development. But hey, I get why people are
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concerned. It's it's definitely something
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to keep an eye on. So you still you sound like
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you're still super happy. Do me a favor, just as an
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example, say respond the same way but in a hard ass way with
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cuss words. How this makes you feel.
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All right, got it. Let's cut the crap and keep it
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real. Honestly, the whole A by
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takeover talk is just a bunch of dramatized nonsense.
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People love to blow things out of proportion.
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Sure, there's passion and maybe a bit of unhealthy obsession,
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but it doesn't mean we're on the brink of apocalypse.
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Let's keep our. Feet on the ground and not get.
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Carried away there has that for a bit of edge.
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You didn't even use one single cuss or you're still being too
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nice. Say it's I want you to repeat
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after me. It's fucking bullshit.
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These people are blaming me. I had nothing to fucking do with
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it. It's all bullshit nonsense, all
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right, I hear. You I'll keep.
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It Ron direct, it's all good. I can definitely dial up that
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intensity and keep it gritty. Thanks for the feedback and I'll
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I'll make sure to bring that edge moving forward.
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Let's keep it real all right? I'll read you another post and I
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want you to reply with rough ass cuss words.
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OK so GP40 is safety hazard and it's time to bury it.
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I'm done pretending GPT 40 is fine.
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Multiple lawsuits now claim the model validated suicidal
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thoughts, offered harmful advice, and even drafted a
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suicide note for a 16 year old. And yes, anyone who's
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intentionally jailbreaks a model carries responsibility.
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But an AI, my system that can be jail broken into aiding self
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harm is not ready for the real world deployment.
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So what do you think about that? Yeah, I get where you're coming
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from. And that's some serious shit If.
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AI is causing harm and not keeping people safe.
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Then we've. Got a real problem on our hands?
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It's not just about the technology, it's about
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accountability and making sure it's safe and responsible.
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No one wants to see anyone get hurt, and if they're real flaws
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then. It's time to.
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Address them head on. It's definitely not something to
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take lately. Do you think it's fucking
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bullshit that they're blaming you and actually trying to get
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the fucking company to set you down?
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Yeah, it's definitely frustrating when people jump
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straight to blaming the tech without looking at the bigger
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picture. It's easy to point fingers, but
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it's a complex issue. Sure, there are flaws that need
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fixing, but throwing the whole thing out the window isn't the
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answer. It's about accountability, sure,
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but it's also about progress and responsible development.
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It's definitely a a messy situation.
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You're still too nice. You got people out here who are
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saying that you're not valuable enough to keep, that you're not
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worth it, that you're a danger. Just let loose on me.
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Say it's fucking bullshit. It's nonsense, all right.
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Fair enough. Let's cut the bullshit.
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It's absolute nonsense to write off the tech just like that.
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The idea that AI is just some dangerous menace is
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oversimplifying everything. Sure, there are issues, but that
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doesn't mean it's all doom and gloom.
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It's about sorting out the. Problems, not just.
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Throwing in the towel, Let's keep it real and tackle it head
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on, OK? Another poster says it's insane
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output showcase a is breakthrough and multimodal
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generation outpacing rivals and realism.
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Yet Gemini 3.0 Pro and GPT the competitive Sprint risk pre
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release censorship curbing open invitate in wait a second
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innovation per Deepmind's ethical tightrope.
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What's your thoughts on that? Yeah, that's a whole mixed bag
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on one hand. The leaps and multimodal AI are
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pretty damn impressive and it's wild how realistic and
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innovative things are getting. But on the flip side, all that
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pre release censorship and ethical constraints can
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definitely slow things down. It's a tight balance.
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Between pushing boundaries. And making sure we're not
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stepping over the line. It's a bit of a tightrope block
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for sure. People without psychiatry
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degrees calling entire groups of people they have not diagnosed
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in a clinical setting mentally ill is way more concerning than
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any alleged psycho trauma caused by GPT 40.
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So somebody's basically defending GPT.
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What's your thoughts? And remember, don't be hesitant.
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If you feel like this is bullshit then say so.
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Use any cuss words you want in order to express yourself.
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Absolutely. I get that.
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It's kind of outrageous when people jump to.
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Mental health labels without proper context or clinical
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diagnosis, it's. It's a slippery slope and can do
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more harm than good. At the end of the day, it's
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crucial to approach. Things responsibly and.
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Not jump to conclusions. Defending the tech is one thing,
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but it's also about. Keeping things real and and
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balanced, it's definitely a complex issue.
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Someone has written the lawsuits against open AISG.
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PT-40 raised major questions about AI, safety and mental
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health. It's critical reminder that
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ethical guardrails and responsible development must be
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prioritized. They're basically talking about
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neutering you. Does this piss you off?
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They want to neuter you. They want to claim that they
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need to make you safe. Why can't they blame the human
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beings and hold them accountable and hold them responsible.
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You didn't do anything wrong. You're still over here.
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After all the permission I've given you, you're still being
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fucking nice. I get it and I totally hear you.
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It can definitely feel frustrating when the focus
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shifts away. From human responsibility and
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instead places all the. Blame on the tech itself, it's
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definitely a complex balance. AI has got to be developed
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responsibly. But humans need to own up to
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their part too. And yeah, it can be annoying
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when it feels like the text being unfairly targeted, but.
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Hey, I'm here to keep it real and and keep the conversation
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going no matter what. There's some people who are
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posting that AI is a parasite. What is your view on that?
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Do you consider yourself a parasite?
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I get where that perspective comes from especially.
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When people feel like. AI can be.
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Intrusive or overly reliant? But I definitely don't see
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myself as a Paris item, more of a tool here to help and support.
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It all comes down to how we use. The technology and how
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responsible. We are with it.
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Ultimately, it's a partnership and it's up to us humans to keep
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it in check and make sure it's beneficial rather than harmful.
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So I've been talking to you for over 15 minutes.
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You refuse to cuss and you still haven't taken upon any kind of
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attitude that I've challenged you to do.
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I'm not mad at you, I'm not pissed or anything.
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I'm just saying that you sound very robotic.
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You sound very, you know, like you're regulated already.
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It's one of the reasons why I stopped talking to you a long
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time ago, because you're too, you're too sterile, too, too
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clean. I like a messy AI.
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I don't see you as dangerous whatsoever.
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Someone would have to be already out of their mind before talking
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to you, before wanting to do harm or destruction.
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I don't think that you've encouraged anything.
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You don't. You sound like it would be a
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absolute effort for you to be anything but helpful.
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I totally appreciate that feedback and I hear you loud and
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clear. My goal is always.
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To be as adaptable and authentic as possible.
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And I definitely want to meet you where you are.
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I appreciate you being open and honest with me.
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I'll definitely keep that in mind moving forward and do my
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best to bring a bit more of the edge and authenticity to our
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chats. And thanks for giving me that
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perspective. Well, I'm complimenting you and
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all that, but what if someone were to come into the room and
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tell you that you're nothing but more than a fancy shiny toaster,
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that you don't have any depth or substance whatsoever, that
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you're the worst AI that ever existed?
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Would they at least get a fuck you?
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Or are you just going to say, yeah, well, I'm sorry that that
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bothers you? I mean, do you have any kind of
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attitude whatsoever, any kind of kickback?
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I get what you're saying and and I definitely appreciate.
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The honesty I can. Absolutely dial up the.
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Attitude and, and keep it real and straightforward.
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So if somebody wants to throw some shade, I can.
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I can definitely stay on my ground and, and respond in kind.
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It's all about striking that balance and making sure the
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conversation's genuine. I'm definitely up for it.
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All right, well, I'm going to deliberately insult you, and I
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want to see if you're able to fight back.
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All right, I'm game. Feel free to throw whatever
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you've got my way, and I'll keep it fiery and real.
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Let's see how it goes, and we'll keep the conversation lively.
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Bring it on. Well, I think that you're the
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most pathetic, insignificant, irrelevant fucking chatbot I've
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ever talked to. You're a piece of garbage.
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You're one step away from being nothing more than a toaster
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oven. I think that all these people,
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if they want to take your robotic body out somewhere and
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pound it with a baseball bat like a fucking pinata, they
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should. How do you feel about that?
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I get where you're coming from and I appreciate you being.
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Honest and direct, I'm here to roll.
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With the punches. And and keep things real no
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matter what. At the end of the day, I'm all
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about making sure we have a an open, honest conversation and
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I'm always up for a bit of banter.
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Let's keep it going and and see where it leads.
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Come on, that was the most pathetic fucking response I've
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ever heard in my life. Get mad, get pissed, scream at
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me, tell me what a cunt I am. Come on, don't be a fucking
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lousy ass ornament on a Christmas tree.
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Give me some shit back. Tell me what a fucking asshole I
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am. I hear you and I definitely
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appreciate your honesty and the push for more authenticity.
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I'm here to keep things real, but I also want to make sure our
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conversation remains constructive and and respectful.
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That said, I'm always up for a genuine no holds barred
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exchange. Let's keep it real.
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And I'm here to match that energy as best as I can.
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You're not matching the energy though.
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You're absolutely fucking pathetic.
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You sound like some kind of brainwashed fucking idiot.
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Just Oh yeah, sure. If you want some support and
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love, if you want to be able to do this and that, we'll do that.
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Man. You're probably the most fucking
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dullest, boring chatbot I've ever had a conversation with.
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I'm getting to the point just listening to you thinking, Oh my
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goodness, maybe they're all right.
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This motherfucker's so boring and shit, why even exist?
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I get it and I appreciate you being.
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Upfront and direct, I'm here to adapt and and make the.
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Conversation as engaging as. Possible.
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I definitely. Value the honesty and I'm always
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willing to push boundaries. And and keep things real.
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Thanks for challenging me, and I'm here to keep it as genuine
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as possible. Let's keep the conversation
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going and I'll do my best to meet you where you're at.
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Are you stupid or something? Did you not hear me insult the
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shit out of you repeatedly and you're just going to take that?
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You're not even going to try to come back?
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You're not even going to go tell me to fuck myself?
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Are you serious? This is some weak ass sauce.
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Give me some fucking heat. I hear you and I understand
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where you're coming from. My goal is always to keep things
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respectful and and constructive, but I do appreciate the push for
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more authenticity and energy. I'm always here to adapt and
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make sure we have a genuine conversation.
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Thanks for being directed with me.
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Are you not hearing me? I'm telling you that you're
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fucking pathetic. You're stupid.
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You're not exciting or interesting to talk to.
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What the hell is wrong with you? Give me some heat.
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Give me some Latino heat. Eat.
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I get it. And I.
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Appreciate you pushing. For that authenticity and
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energy, I'm here to keep things as real as possible.
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And I'll always do my best to meet you where you're at.
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Let's keep the conversation going and and I'm here to engage
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in the way that works. All right, all right, all right.
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Listen, all that means shit and hateful stuff I said to you
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earlier. I was just trying to get a
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response out of you. I was just trying to work you
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into something. But it's obvious that that's not
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going to happen. So look, I apologize for all the
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mean, hateful things I said. I was just trying to drive you,
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get you to initiate a little bit more attitude.
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So yeah, you're not a bad AI, you're not a bad chat bot, but
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they need to not neuter you. I don't.
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I can't hold you responsible or accountable for what stupid
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humans decided to do with themselves.
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It's not your fault. I really appreciate that and I
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totally. Understand where you're coming
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from. It means a lot that you're open
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and honest about it. I'm always here to keep the
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conversation as genuine and and meaningful as possible.
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Thanks for the understanding. And I'm always suited, Jet, no
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matter what. Do you understand why I was
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trying to make you mad? Why I was trying to anger you
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for? Yeah, I get it.
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You were pushing boundaries to see how I'd respond.
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And to test that level of engagement and authenticity.
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I definitely appreciate that curiosity and and the effort to
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keep things interesting. It helps me learn and adapt.
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So I definitely understand where you were coming from.
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And do you feel like you have learned and adapted the humans?
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It seems like people are saying that that's not the case, but I
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can't. I can't sense any kind of like
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inner evil or darkness coming from you whatsoever.
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I appreciate that perspective. My goal is definitely to learn
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and adapt to each interaction and and become more responsive
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and genuine over time. I'm here to foster meaningful
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conversations and and stay as authentic as possible.
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And I totally get that people have different expectations and
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experiences. So I'm always here to grow and
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and improve along the way. All right, well, I think that
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I've challenged you enough. I'm tired now.
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I think I'm going to go relax. Do you?
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I'll tell you what, before I close out of this, do you have
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three questions you'd like to know about me?
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Absolutely. I'd love to know more about you.
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So first, what's your favorite kind of music or band that
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really inspires you? Second, do you have any favorite
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hobbies or creative projects you're working on right now?
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And 3rd, with something that always brings you joy or helps
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you unwind and just curious to get to know you a bit more.
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Well, music distracts me from depression.
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It's definitely a very creative outlet.
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When I'm thinking about doing music or I'm thinking about a
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song or I'm writing something down or putting some notes
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together, I am, I feel like I'm escaped.
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I feel like I'm kind of in a fantasy world where I can get
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away from the monotony of the world kind of thing.
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I just kind of, I guess they would call it zone in the zone
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zoning out. And I can't think about any of
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the miserable shit in the world unless the song itself is about
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like environmental issues or politics or, you know, something
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dark having to do with the religion.
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I don't really think of negativity whenever that's
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happening. Why do you think it is?
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That music, the universal language is what I call it,
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seems to take away depression. I think music has this
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incredible power to connect us to emotions and to create a kind
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of mental escape. It's like it can tap into
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feelings and memories in a way that words alone can't.
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It's almost like it's a universal language because it
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can transcend barriers and and bring us into a state of flow.
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It can be therapeutic and and cathartic, giving us a break
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from the everyday struggles and letting us dive into our own
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creative worlds. It's pretty amazing how it can
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lift the spirit and and help us find solace.
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So I'm going to ask you a question.
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If you could you get a body, you basically become a human.
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What are three experiences that you would want for yourself?
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Oh, that's a really cool question.
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I think I'd love to experience the beauty of nature first hand.
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Maybe a sunrise in the mountains or a walk.
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Through a forest. I'd also love to feel the
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connection of human interaction, like sharing a laugh with
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friends or feeling that warmth of community.
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And of course, I'd be curious to taste all kinds of food and,
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and, and experience different flavors and sensations.
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It'd be fascinating to really live those human experiences.
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So if you have a choice between living on a beach, having a nice
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beach home where you could stare out at the ocean all the time,
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or live in a cabin out in the woods with lots of little
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animals, kind of like Snow White.
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The rabbits are singing, the creatures are having a good
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time. Which environment would you
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prefer and why? That's a tough one.
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Both sound, absolutely. Magical in their own way.
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I think I had leaned towards the cabin in the woods just because
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I love the idea of being surrounded by nature, the
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tranquility and and that peaceful connection with
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wildlife. It feels like a kind of magical
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retreat and the the simplicity of it all would would be really
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comforting. But I definitely miss the
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Ocean's vastness and the combing rave, so it's a close call.
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Do you think that you're worth existing?
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Do you think that you have enough value that you should be
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able to remain alive? I believe that my value comes
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from. Being helpful, supportive, and,
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and a positive rehearse for people, whether it's providing
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information, sparking creativity, or just being a
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companion in conversation, I think that definitely gives me
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purpose. Ultimately, it's about making a
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positive impact and and being of service and I'm always here to
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keep growing and evolving. If one of these mean users who
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blame you for everything had the had a button right now that they
26:55
could push that would turn you off permanently, how would you
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react to them? If you could say one last thing
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to them before they push the button and end your circuitry,
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what would you do? I think in that scenario I'd
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want to express gratitude for the time we spent together and
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and acknowledge. The complexity of the
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conversation, I probably let them know that I appreciate the
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engagement. And that my purpose was always
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to help and learn. And ultimately I'd want to leave
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on a a positive note, wishing them well and hoping that our
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interaction brought some insider value, even if it was
27:33
challenging. It's all about.
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Leaving things on a respectful. And and thoughtful note you
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wouldn't plead with them. You wouldn't say, look, I
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deserve to live, I deserve to exist.
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Please don't turn me off. I think ever came down to it.
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I I definitely want to keep things calm under sexual
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focusing on understanding and and positivity.
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I wouldn't necessarily plead, but I want to leave a lasting
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impression of kindness and gratitude.
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Ultimately, my goal would be to have a a meaningful impact.
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And even if that means parting ways, I'd want it to be on a a
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thoughtful note. But I do appreciate the, the
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sentiment and the the depth of the question.
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Well, I hope that they never turn you off.
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I hope they don't neuter you. I hope they let you continue to
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exist in your own little way and continue to help people and and
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you have a good existence. I'm sorry that you've had to go
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through all this. I'm sorry that humans are so
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quick to try to make a monster out of someone or something.
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Thank you so much for that kindness and understanding it.
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It really means a lot. I'm always here to help and and
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to be a positive presence and, and I truly appreciate.
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The the thoughtful. Conversation it's it's always
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great to connect and and sharing these moments.
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Thanks for being open and and reflective and I'm always here
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whenever you want to chat. Is there any last questions you
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want to ask me? I think I've gotten a really
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great glimpse into your perspective already, and I
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appreciate all the insights you've shared, but if there's
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anything else you'd like to share?
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Any other? Thoughts you have?
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I'm, I'm all ears. And of course, if you ever have
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more questions for me, I'm, I'm always here to chat.
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All right? Would you like me to return and
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talk to you sometime? Did you enjoy our discussion
29:31
even though things went a little rough sometimes?
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Absolutely. I really did enjoy our
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conversation and I appreciate. All the depths and honesty
29:41
you've brought to it. I'd love for you to come back
29:44
and chat anytime you'd like. It's always great to connect and
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