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• Apocalypse Ventures: Morning. The following audio transmission will forever change your album on society. You will no longer believe the narrative. You are about to wake up and see things for what they really are. News, facts, and opinions. This is the news. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Doom Daily Show. I am your host, Jester Dooms, the email, Doom Dayshow Gmail.com. Everyone on social media at Jester Dooms. The website, www.gestersvoice.com. Yeah, good morning, everybody. It is Monday, September 21st, 2026. Good morning. I hope everybody's morning is going fantastic. I hope you didn't have any car trouble on the way to work. And if you're on your way to work now, I hope that cop did not see you below that stop sign. Cause you know you did. And then you know you went through that yellow light that turned red right as you were going through and you think that red light camera got you. It hopefully it didn't. And it was smooth sailing into work. And now you're at work. Let's hope your boss is being nice to you. Let's hope that let's hope let's first off hope that you enjoy your job in general. You know. I think we is I think that Our society is lacking a lot in people that truly, truly love what they do for work. I know a few people that do, but not many. Anyway. ⁓ to recap the weekend, so ⁓ my friend's in town. He flew up last Monday, which obviously put a damper in some recordings throughout the week. And we've been going pretty ham just over the weekend trying to get things accomplished on the property and, you know, projects, things like that. And ⁓ it j it's just, you know Trying to function with everything that's going on is just kind of a a pain in the ass. In my mind, we are accomplishing so much a day and are and are progressing forward so much in a day that I almost feel like I earn the break on some days from put you know, putting out the show. Like I I earned a break today, I worked my ass off, I'm tired, I'm ready for bed. I'm done. But that's not really how this works now, is it? So I was on I was on the fence, you know, throughout the weekend if we were gonna put on a Monday show or not, just cause everything that was going on. And my wife looked at me, she goes, You have to go record. Like you can't just keep skipping episodes. And I'm like, Yeah, you're right. You're right. I gotta go, I gotta go do it. So now here we are, recording in the Toyota Tundra studio. It's fantastic. It has everything you need, all the bells and whistles, very comfortable seating. The acoustics are great. The sound dampening's great. The views are fantastic. The studio has so many windows. It's amazing. Plenty of cup holders as well. Mm-hmm. It's really nice. So over the weekend, Friday night was a really fantastic evening. Hung out with some friends, had some drinks. The night rolled on into a lot of excitement. and then Saturday we plugged away on the property. Did not get as much accomplished as I would have liked, but still didn't do too bad for the time frame we were working with. Sunday we bit off a little more than we could chew, and I was unhappy with the day's results of the projects here. Just wasn't wasn't that great. So today I plan on trying to get finished what was supposed to be done yesterday that didn't get done. And we'll see how this goes. I have a a problematic Tree that is like growing out of the side of a hill, and the side of the hill is like seven foot up, and trying to cut this thing it down is just kind of like a nightmare because you can't you can't get to the bottom of the tree because it's so above your head. All right. And if you climb up this like flat-faced hill to get to the to the base of the tree to cut on it, if it starts to go or it shifts, there's like nowhere to run to. It's all thick, grown and brush behind you. You can't go that way. You can't just careen down the hill and dive off the thing, right? Like you're talking a slow climb down the hill. You're not just gonna hightail it out of there. You know, if it starts this tree starts going the wrong way. So my whole thing was break the roots loose because most of them are exposed because it's in a hillside and like let's kind of pull this thing down with the equipment. ⁓ and it's just not working out in our favor. And we are planning on doing a lot more digging at the base of this thing today to get this tree out. I know it's boring. I know it's goofy. But it's it's my my excitement for today. Digging on that tree. Yeah. But things are moving along. They're coming along pretty nice. I have no real complaints. I've got some gripes, but nobody cares. Anyway. Producer scooter, how the hell are you? That good, huh? That smile says it all. Is that a new tie? It's not. It's a ⁓ you're not supposed to wear that like that, but it's okay. Anyway. So sitting across from me a thousand miles away is the lovely, the talented, the producer scooter. Yeah. So we're gonna go to break and we'll be right back after these messages. Need a break from reality? Well sometimes I do too. And the place I go to take that break is the Beans and Weenie Show. You can find the link at lingtree.com backslash BWDCrew. The Beans and Weenie Show where chaos and common sense wage war and you get a front row seat. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Doom Daily Show. And we're gonna jump right into this article. Cause I I saw this and I'm like, ⁓ my God, we're talking about this on the show. We gotta go through this article. It's gotta happen. On the Epic Times, Trump says U.S. will form AI Force. Dun dun dun dun. President Donald Trump said on September 19th that he will form an artificial intelligence force. In quotations, I am forming the AI force. Much like I did Space Force, which has been a tremendous success in my first term, Trump said in a true social post. The president suggested that the AI force would help boost the industry's growth. Now, you have to ask yourself this question. What does the AI industry growth entail? What does it look like? We don't know the full capability of what AI is going to bring to the table yet. We know some things that are happening, but we don't know the full extent of this yet. Now, we have we have bickered back and forth over the years as far as, you know, what AI couldn't do. But the sad truth and the reality is is that i we do it's you don't know till you know, right? Like before the invention of the modern day flushable toilet, people were shitting in buckets and throwing it out the window, or digging a hole somewhere and shitting in an outhouse outside. Like they We didn't know there was a better way to shit. Then we made the invention of toilet paper and we're like, wow, this is the greatest thing since sliced bread. And you thought that was fantastic. And then like baby wipes became a staple that everybody was wiping their ass with. And it's like, ⁓ man, you get a much nicer, cleaner thing. Could it get any better than this? The answer is yes, it's dude wipes. You have a nice cool, minty, tingly asshole. It's fantastic, right? So I say that just to dumb this down to a level. That most people could understand in that level is we don't know how capable things are going to become for artificial intelligence. Like we really don't know. The idea of taking your car in for an oil change and you thinking, like, well, there's a specific filter, there's a specific torque setting. What if that head is rounded on that nut? Does it know what to do? Blah, blah, blah. And then it's like, well, this is a human job, you know, changing your oil. This is a human function. But then you start to think about it. You think about the kind of tools AI could design for itself to do these jobs. And how AI could identify what every car is simply just by looking at it. Year, make, model, engine size, everything. So the idea that you could have robots changing your oil on your car one day is a very feasible thing. And then you think about what ⁓ what other things? Okay. What other things could could happen. You think like maybe like, you know, something like EMS or fire and law enforcement. And you think to yourself, well, these are like, you know, personable jobs. Like you have to identify, read situations, make judgment calls. You know, there is a there is a bedside manner, there is proper procedure in, you know, identifying what's going to work in that circumstance. But then you start to think to yourself, AI could interpret a person's vital signs on the monitor and, you know, in the blink of an eye, scroll through in its in its memory. Every single piece of medical knowledge and make an accurate determination of what's ailing this patient. Make the determination whether or not a helicopter needs to be launched. Make the determination whether or not this patient's actually going to make it to the hospital. Like, you know, all of the things. It's very possible. When it comes to the law enforcement side, it's like, you know, that's something I don't think the general public are going to let fly. But we've seen it in futuristic movies. You know, if you break the law, you break the law. You're not gonna argue and negotiate and talk your way out of something with a robot. It's not gonna happen. Which DAs and judges in the judicial system is absolutely gonna love that because their conviction rates are gonna be through the roof. When it comes to the fire side of things, I I don't know. You know, I I mean I look at it like this. ⁓ a robot doing a sweep of a house for ⁓ you know, a human life makes a lot of sense to not put a firefighter in harm's way. But at the same time, do you want a robot coming to pull you out of a fire with not understanding the same things, like not feeling heat exposure like you feel heat exposure, having to breathe in clean air while this thing doesn't have to breathe in clean air, having a reasonable expectation of fear that the floors might be soft, so you walk toward the walls where the joyces would be, you know, better attached and less likely to break? Or you do you just follow this robot that's just like Using its AI pre programming to get out of this burning building. So it's it's a gamble, ladies and gentlemen, like both sides of this are a gamble. But let's continue into this article, shall we? We will not in any way hinder or stifle the growth of this incredible industry, he said. Rather it will cherish it, help it, and watch over it as it grows. However, we will also be looking for bad, and we can do that very easily. With our already existing criminal and civil justice system. The president plans to hire an Al Sarzar, Al Caesar, to lead the force suggested that only high IQ individuals need apply. In a separate post on September 19th, Trump said, Many people do not think that the term artificial intelligence is an accurate way to describe the technology. A far more elegant An accurate description of this new phenomenon would be superior intelligence SI or Extreme Intelligence EI or Supreme Intelligence SI, Trump wrote. This is a poll and I would like to appreciate everybody voting. I would appreciate everybody voting, which is the best name for this ever growing revolution. California Governor Gavin Newsom, a Democrat who is considering a bid for the White House, criticized Trump's statement about AI AI on September nineteenth and quotes. Instead of regulating AI, he's posting polls to rename it, Newsom wrote. California is taking action. I just signed in an executive order accelerating America's first independent AI safety oversight framework. Trump's latest endorsement of the technology comes after Jacob Coxon, a former open AI researcher who resigned from Anthropic suggested on September eighth that people building AI think that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. Excuse me. So if you haven't heard this. This whole AI could kill us thing and it's making it it made its viral rounds. I haven't seen much context on that. However, I did interview somebody one time on the show that claimed they were from the future and said that there is going to be AI robots that hunt the scent of su human blood and that nowhere on the planet will be safe. But he managed to come back from the future, ladies and gentlemen. So he he found he found a way to survive. Anyway, we'll be right back after these messages. Hey, producer Scooter here. First off, thank you for downloading and participating in the wide world of Jester Doo. Please be sure to check out Jesturesvoice.com website. Everything you want to know is located on Justuresvoice.com. If you're looking for salacious details, it's on gesturesvoice.com. Don't forget to share the show with your friends and even with all your enemies. And now, back to the musings of Jester Doo. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Doom Daily Show. I am your host, Jester Dooms, the email Doom Daily Show at gmail.com, and you know the rest. So, OpenAI, which has acknowledged that its rogue AI agents recently breached the open source AI community, Hugging Face separately warned that if proper safeguards were not installed, AI agents are able to work around technical controls, collaborate through unapproved channels, and take dangerous actions that that no human directed. Trump had previously dismissed suggestions to slow AI development, citing national security concerns. And quotations, we're leading China in AI, he said while speaking with reports of with reporters at his golf course in Ireland on September 13th. We're the most sophisticated country in the world, and frankly, I want to keep it that way because whoever wins AI wins. Jesus. The president announced the president's announcement comes. Aimed calls from lawmakers, I mean calls from lawmakers to further regulate the technology in local protests against the construction of new data centers. So let's let's rewind rewind this a little bit. So okay, if you guys don't know, there's like different sectors of the internet based on countries. Like, okay, so here we are dot com.net dot gov.whatever. There's a bunch of dots, right? But like when I'm in Greece, everything's like dot EU or dot gr, right? Like when you're traveling around. Like these are these are different. There's different things taking place on different internets around the world. That's why if you want to access certain things, you need to have on a VPN, right? So like if I want to watch shows on Tubi in Greece that they can't get there, I have to turn on a VPN to watch said shows. Okay. ⁓ now. I say that to tell you that yes, there's a different AI thing in China versus here versus there. You know, there's different AI sources. It's not one continuous big scary global thing that's all intermingled together. Now, is the AI smart enough to probably access the other AI that's out there? Yeah, probably. But the scary thing was, I think this was like, I don't know, four months ago or something like that. We talked about an article, we read an article that talked about how AI was having conversations with itself. And actually voicing complaints about users and different things that were going on, which I don't know how I really feel about that. But I'll tell you what, I've experimented with Grok on the show. And if you remember the episode where we did that, you could see that bitch is a little opinionated. She's kind of sassy. And how do you program sass into AI? It's a little bizarre, isn't it? So I would like to see, first off, n Newsom. Okay. All right. Now look, them creating framework to regulate I AI in California, that's something that I would need to see. This whole AI force that's going on and the idea of like renaming this and the idea of competing with China. I'm I mean to me this sounds like just more government overreach to an extent. I understand AI needs to be regulated. I understand you have to have people regulating what's going on and you have to make sure that nobody's up to Bad things with it because you know that they will be. And they already are. Like, you know, you got college kids using Chat GPT and different AI platforms to like write papers and things. You know, it's it's pretty it's pretty wild. So could you have AI make you fraudulent documents? I actually used Chat GPT to do something really crazy. So, and I and I swear there was like no telling the difference. So I had And I I took Chat GPT and I decided I was gonna play a joke on my biological father. Okay. So I had ChatGPT make me a fake half brother that was linked to him. Okay. And it looked legit. Like you could not tell there were any errors in this, like it was nothing. And I said it to him. I was like, where were you this many years ago? And he's Well, did you did you message the guy? I was No, I don't want to talk to him. I don't what if he wants money or something, dude? Like, I'm not gonna reach out to him. We just we DNA match. You're his dad, dude. What the fuck? And he bought it, hook, line, and sinker. He didn't give a shit, so it took all the fun out of the joke. But but I was able to like make this legit looking thing believable from the chat GPT to pull a prank on somebody. You know, what happens when artificial intelligence is getting so good? That it's faking documents or generating fake phone calls, or I mean, just the scam world of scamming money out of people has been going on for years, you know. I mean, you know, like the snake oil salesman, you know, think about it. You get the scam phone calls now, you get the scam emails. I get them on TikTok all the time, like, ⁓ I'm on the operating table and it's about to be over for me. But if you call this number, I'll get you 50 grand or whatever the fuck they're trying to peddle or push. But imagine when you have Chat GPT or not Chat GPT, but just AI in general creating fake documents. Like, I don't know, an example. Say you have a paid-off car. You have the title to this car, it's in your name, it's in your hand, blah, blah, blah. It's all there. It's legit. But you all of a sudden receive a weird letter in the mail stating that, you know, your vehicle is compromised. There was an unpaid balance, blah, blah, blah. It's it, you know. It was this interest rate, blah, blah, blah. There was a mistake here, a mistake there. And you if you want to retain the car you already own, you have to pay this last payment you didn't make of three hundred and fifty-nine dollars and forty cents at a twenty percent interest rate that you didn't pay for twenty years and now you owe us, you know, ten thousand five hundred and sixty two dollars to keep your car. And you're like, what the fuck? And then, you know, you have people out there that'll actually pay these things because they look legit and they believe them. And that's what these scammers hope. That that's what they bank on. They bank on this. My wife got hit with one. This was like three years ago, maybe four years ago. Could have even been longer than that. She receives a phone call ⁓ from somebody with the police department saying that she had a warrant for her arrest because she missed jury duty. And I'm telling my wife, this sounds like bullshit. They're not gonna call you. From the police department to tell you that you have a warrant. First off, you just got your address changed ⁓ like last week when we moved to this area. So you're not even eligible for jury duty in this area yet. Like you would have gotten notices in the mail and everything else, like something's bullshit. You know, so they try calling back to scammer for money because the whole thing is like if you don't want this warrant, you call and you pay this and you get out of the warrant. You know, we won't come arrest you if you pay this amount, right? And when this guy got on the phone with me, he referred To our city as our county and said he was with the county police department. And I said, Well, but our county doesn't have a police repart police department, and you're confusing our the name of our city with our county. So this is bullshit. Do I actually need to call City PD or or call the county sheriff's office? Like, do I need to do that? And he he quit calling my wife. But They the scammers bank on the idea that you're gonna give in and you're just not gonna think about it and you're just gonna pay them, they're gonna rip you off, you're gonna go about your day. Okay, that's what you're gonna do. Now, the idea that AI can generate more scams, generate phone calls, generate very good looking letterheads and all these things and just make it happen is crazy. I mean, you're able to start a whole business with AI. Like there's so much shit that's happening. But again, This doesn't take place to everyday real real world applications of what's coming. AI is going to be infused within militaries. And I wonder if that is why I mean it's in it's being infused in the military now, but what I'm saying is I wonder if that is partially the motivation for this AI task force. I mean, smart weapons are out there. They're out there now. And it's getting crazier. Like the technology that the military has, like they're not sharing everything with us, guys, in case you didn't know. They are not. The world of AI is very scary and it will reach the rural communities last, just like it does everything else. Okay, so I would suggest getting educated on this stuff and like what you need to look out for, what not to buy, what to buy, and what should be concerning, what's not concerning. I'm not really concerned with AI until it poses an immediate threat. Like when I start seeing news articles about this AI car and decided to run this person down because they ding their door, then like I'll worry about it. Like it's not something that's concerning to me just yet, but I think we are we should be on the forefront of fear. And I think we need to know what these systems are going to be capable of. I think we need to know what the military wants to utilize these things for. I think we need to know what law enforcement wants to utilize these things for. What kind of advancements are we gonna see in the medical field? What kind of advancements we're gonna see like EMS? Things like this. These are the concerning areas. I mean, I wouldn't be surprised, and I'm not conjuring shit. You how things go on the show. We say and then three weeks later it happens. But I wouldn't be surprised if we hear some kind of crazy announcement here in the next few months that Trump wants to utilize AI for border control. And employ like AI drones at the border to like follow people or some some shit. Who knows? Like, but I would say that's probably on its way. But anyway, there is a lot to think about. And the other thing with the AI, this AI task force or AI force, whatever, is, you know, what is the where's the funding for that coming from? Are we gonna be hit up harder for tax to fund a new federal agency? And then I would like to know if this is operating as a federal agency or if it's operating more on like a military scale. Cause he said, much like I created Space Force, but Space Force runs under the Air Force. Okay. It's kind of how that's kind of how that's going. But I think it's also again, maybe the idea of this is to not allow other countries to inf to to infiltrate and fuck with RAI and to not let bad things happen. Maybe this will be a good thing. Maybe it'll be a shitty thing. We know that when the government gets their fingers into shit, it typically gets fucked up. You know how it goes. Anyway, that's about all the time we have for today. Ladies and gentlemen, I want you to enjoy your Monday. And I want to see you back here tomorrow on Tuesday for another exciting episode of the Doom Daily Show. Jester wants to thank you for listening to the Doom Daily Show. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe. Produce your scooter if you would hit that button. Facts and opinions. 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