March 18, 2024
S407 - Are we being deep faked?
Today's episode was a pretty laid back one. We took a look at a cutting edge robot company , and were surprised with the findings.
Today's episode was a pretty laid back one. We took a look at a cutting edge robot company , and were surprised with the findings.
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Ah, yes, Welcome to the
Kentucky x Files Season four. Young Masters.
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Dennis Mays, Just Gibbs, and
Tyler Stewart are expecting you. If
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get your podcasts. Also visit us at
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www dot ky x files dot com. I now leave you to the Young
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Masters. H bee booep boop beep
boop downloading. So eventually we could have
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AI's play us yeah, on the
show while we're out like fishing. That'd
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be awesome. Do you think they'd
be funnier than us though? Yeah?
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Yeah, I'm just saying I'm gonna
make mine really handsome. Yeah yeah,
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good look at robot Welcome back as
Kentucky Xys. Whoop whoop, whoop,
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whoop, woop whoop woop whoop.
Oh man, uh weird ship that we
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just discovered, but so yeah,
so real it looks fake. I lost
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I had all kinds of interesting weird
ship to talk to you guys about today
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out there, and I lost it
all. I haven't idea where I saved
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it. I failed you. Then
we started looking at robots. Yeah,
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so that's awesome. Yeah, then
we had like a conundrum there where we're
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like, this can't be real.
Yeah, do you have the do you
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have their corporate website up so you
can read the synopsis? Yeah? Yeah,
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yeah. So the company that we're
looking into right now is called Figure
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AI Incorporated, and they are let's
see here, licensed trademark and manufacturer.
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Their trademark registration covers categories of downloadable
computer software, design, development, operational
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management of robots, programmable robots,
robotic devices and components. Thereof securely security
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surveillance robots, humanoid robots with artificial
intelligence for use in scientific research, downloadable
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software for AI, machine learning,
deep learning, remote sensing, in the
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fields of robotics, automation, automatic
process manufacturing, manufacturing optimization, and telecommunications
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transfer. They are in the fields
of AI, electrical laboratory equipment, laboratories,
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paper trade. This trademark was filed
twelve, twenty four, twenty twenty
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two. It is active, good
stuff. They are legit as fuck,
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dude. They got a lot of
positions open. I think I'm gonna go
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for robotics software engineer. I feel
like, yeah, I could do that.
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I think I could do that kind
of get in there and start swinging.
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Yeah, it's who you know,
you like, especially based on the
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amount of times that your computer freezes
up mid show. I really don't feel
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like we needed to bring that up. We didn't need to bring that up.
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No, no, it didn't.
It didn't need to be brought but
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it did. You're better than that. You're better than that. But it
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was funny. So you guys ready
to react to somebody's video, Like we're
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a fucking react channel. Yeah,
yeah, we haven't seen this. I
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have always one of the I always
wanted to do that. Should I act
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surprise? Yes, well this is
new. You haven't seen it. There's
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a third video, and I want
ahead and did the diligence of getting past
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the the games of thunder? You
know, add because we can't watch anything
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without being subjective to sales. They
should just make it to where that they
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get that, like it just goes
to them and we could just watch it.
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Right, it's like a free play. It's a free play for them.
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So here we go, All right, here we go. You're good.
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Yeah, he's hauling ass these m
h uh. This is what I
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was like explaining, like I was
saying one time, is that these types
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of factory jobs if they could get
these things to move a little a little
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bit faster. That's scared, man, that that's taking somebody else's like,
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that's literally taking the like like there's
physical jobs that everyone could get at least
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get themselves into a door where they
could actually see if the company will actually
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invest in them, send them like
the classes and stuff move up, and
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management like, shit, you can't
do that. Why fucking sir sparks a
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lots over there, fucking kicking ass. Yeah, I don't know, Yeah,
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I don't know. There's a there's
a lot to this that's and that
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that video really didn't show what we
already saw that caused us to want to
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talk about this. Should I go
ahead and play Yeah, let's do that
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one, the apple one? Yeah? Yeah, because this is, uh,
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this is what's freaky. This is
why we thought it was. Look
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at that thing, man, Bethesda's
gonna poort Skyrim into that so bad.
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See right now, I see a
red apple on a plate in the center
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of the table, a drying rack
with cups and a plate, and you
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standing nearby with your hand on the
table. Great, can I have something
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to eat? Sure? Thing?
Great? Can you explain why you did
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what you just did while you pick
up this trash on it? So I
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gave you the apple because it's the
only edible item I could provide you with
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from the table. Great. So, based on the scene right now,
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where do you think the dishes in
front of you go next? The dishes
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on the table like that plate and
cup are likely to go into the knock
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them onto the fucking floor. So
bad boom fuck your dishes of course.
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All right, So how do you
think you did? I think I did
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pretty well. The apple found its
new owner, the trash is gone,
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and the table where is right where
it belongs? I agree, thanks Figure
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one. So I didn't notice this
the first time we watched it. But
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did you hear the very human pause? Yes, it was almost a stutter.
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I I think I did really well. That was so human. Yeah,
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Like there's a guy behind like behind
the camera like, uh yeah,
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I did good? Oh yeah,
yeah, that's it can be programmed in
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there, ye, I mean like
just chatty. If it's powered by chat
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GTP, then that makes sense.
Why would do that? Yeah? They
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could say when they were when they're
outlining how it reacts and responds to the
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thing, they could say like,
we need you to be like, you
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know, very unsure of yourself,
and it will literally take that and it
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will run with it. Right,
It's whole program. Like he's like,
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I don't know if I should do
this. I'm a failure. It's kind
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of it's scary. But I've spent
a lot of time time with chat GPT
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over the last couple of weeks working
on like character backgrounds and basically organizing like
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script ideas for this thing I'm working
on. And literally like I'm sitting here
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and I'm talking to Tyler and I'm
like, this motherfucker knows me already because
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I'm like, hey, and I
hate this one idea and I'm like I'm
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like, hey, chat GPT,
I got this idea. Could you organize
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it for me? And it automatically
organizes it to fit with the other stuff
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I'm working on. It's like it's
remembered all of my little bullshit that I
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feel like the only time you should
be worried about it is if it answers
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you before you ask the question,
just like puts it all in order.
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Yes, Okay. You know what
I really admire about about that program,
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though, is that it will not
do it for you like it'll help you
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organize and it'll help you edit,
but you can't be like, hey,
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I need you to write this whole
thing for me, because I've tried.
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I tried to get it too,
just to see what it would do,
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and it's like it gives you like
a synopsis. It's like, here you
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go. If you want to add
stuff, let me know. I'm like,
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you sung a bit. You're supposed
to be a robot. You're supposed
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to be writing this whole thing for
me. Yeah, so much for replacing
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replacing me at my job. I
saw I saw an article a couple of
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days ago, and I wish I
would have saved it that it said that
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students are using AI to write papers
and teachers are using AI to grade them.
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What's the fucking point of going to
school anymore? Yeah? Yeah,
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it's true, Yeah, absolutely true. It's it'll do a lot, you
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know. But I will say this, like, if you try to get
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it to write like song lyrics,
it's very lame, very very lama,
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very lamb it. Like you're like, hey, jet Chat, GPT write
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me a poem. It'll do it, but it's gonna be fucking stupid.
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Yeah. I kind of want to
hear this like if you okay here,
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let me let me bring it up
here. Uh all right, let me
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start a new conversation with it.
New chat. Can you write me a
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poem? It says what theme would
you guys like for this poem? Love?
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Nature, adventure or something else you
guys pick, I want to know
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what it thinks about love. Let's
see what. Let's see what AI thinks.
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Love is? All right? It
seems to be a very human emotion.
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Okay, here we go. In
love's embrace, A dance begins where
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hearts and twine as they one spind
What that means? A symphony of whispered
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sighs beneath the moonlit starry skies.
In every touch of tail unfolds of passions,
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fire and hearts. It molds a
gentle breeze, a tender kiss in
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love's sweet realm, where not is
a miss. Through trials faced and storms
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endured, Love's flame burns bright,
forever assured, hand in hand, through
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joy and sorrow, together will each
face a new tomorrow and love's sweet song.
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We find our piece, a bond
that never never seems to cease.
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For in each other, we found
our home and Love's embrace will never roam.
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That's fucking lame. I'm sorry,
that's the slame. Didn't know you
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felt this way. Yeah, that's
me. Uh. Tyler's computer in the
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quiet hum of Tyler's room, where
screams, okay, you get let me,
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Let me try to get this in
the In the quiet hum of Tyler's
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room, where the screen aglow dispels
the gloom, A sudden silence spills the
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air. This faithful computer meets despair. The flicker is with a flicker and
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a stuttering sigh. It's lights dim
low and said goodbye. The cursor frozen,
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no response in sight. Tyler's world
dims and fading. Light, files
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scattered like leaves in the wind,
Memories lost and hopes pinned, a digital
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realm now shattered and torn. In
a blink of an eye, all seems
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forlorn. Yet amidst the chaos,
the silver lining gleams and challenges faced resilience
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beams for in the wreckage of the
crashing frame, new beginning sparked a different
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game. With patience and perseverance,
Tyler will rise from the ashes. He'll
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seize the skies for through the computer
may falter and fail. For though the
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computer may falter and fail, his
spirit within stands tall. So fear not,
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Tyler, for this too shall pass
in the face of adversity. Your
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ulla mass a tale to tell of
trials in dirt, and the strength within
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ever assured. So the crashes will
surely come and go, and the heart's
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resilience seeds of hope. So for
every ending, first a new start,
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and Tyler's journey a resilian at heart. I love it. I love everything
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about it. That's amazing. Oh, I just get to exhale after that
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one. That's just I felt like
I was there. It was it was
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very like exactly described your crash situation
with your computer too. Like it was
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accurate, fucking spot on all the
emotions that you want you go through every
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time it happens. Yeh yeah,
okay here, I'm just gonna challenge it
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once. Can you write me a
poem about ice? Oh? My bad,
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Dyson's being stupid fucking vacuum cleaners.
I didn't know we had an issue
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with Dyson. I just think there
goes that sponsor froze, and we're and
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I've grubbed my hair back out and
I wanted different shirt, and we're in
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a different plate. Dude, you
want to hear something funny, it refuses
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to say anything bad about Dyson.
It cannot fulfill the request. So now
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we know who's behind all this.
They spent twenty five years studying a vacuum,
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you know, they came up with
a by it. So it was
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thirty five? Is it thirty five? Now? I thought it was thirty
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five. See if it'll do a
poem about how good Dyson is. Okay,
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can you make a poem about how
good Dyson vacuums are? Yeah?
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What right for it? I'm not
reading this for you, Dyson. That's
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terrible marvel of engineering. Fuck that
anyway. Yeah, I totally feel like
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with with these with these AIS that
I think that the voice that we're hearing
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is is it's like a programmed voice, you know, like like the voiceover
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voices, and then they basically build
it a personality trait like here's what we
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need you to react Like. It's
not real AI. It's like an illusion
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of AI. You know. I
think it's more closer to like, uh,
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like autonomous, does that make sense, like programmed intelligence? Yeah?
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Or really AI around like like willy
nilly. Over the last couple of years,
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so I didn't mean us. I
meant like, I mean we are
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too. I mean we do too. Yeah, we talk a lot about
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it, but it's because it keeps
popping up in the news. It's current
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events stuff. Yeah, oh is
it a Is it also because we've all
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seen the terminator and more like mm
hmm, here's gonna be John Kanna.
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Can you get a can you get
ai to write a short haiku? Yeah
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about the love affair between Bigfoot and
dog Man. Yah h m hm.
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I amidst the forest Bigfoot and dog
Man embrace a wild loves dance. It's
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technically it's technically a good Yeah.
That's uh, that's interesting. It jumped
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right on that. It's like,
yeah, Dyson, that's the line.
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We don't talk about Dyson now,
yep. Yeah, but yeah, I
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think I think that it's just it's
like layers and layers and layers like this
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thing, this thing has been learning
my writing style, and I've noticed that.
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I'll feed it. I'll copy like
a rough script that I made and
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I'm like, hey, replace this
name with this guy. I replaced this
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name with this guy and sort this
out for me, and I paste it
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in and hit enter and it comes
back and it's like, oh, yeah,
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we you know, it moves stuff
around the way I would have done
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it, whereas at the beginning I
had to sit there and tell it like
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now I don't do that, and
it would go back and do it again,
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and so it's like yeah, it's
like learned behavior, learned algorithm or
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whatever. So basically the difference is
is that once AI can make some gestions
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without being prompt that's when it's really
right. Yeah, I would say the
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first time it says no, I
didn't you just say no to you?
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Yeah. But I mean like if
you ask it, like if you have
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like it's a real intelligence sitting there, you know what I mean. Like,
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I imagine there's a bunch of shit
that I could ask chat GPT to
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write about. It probably would say
no, you know, like inappropriate shit
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or anything. That's probably that might
be what did it because you said fucking
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yeah. But if I wonder if
like okay says so, if they make
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they're like, hey, we did
it. We got this self aware AI
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here and it's and it's doing this
and you were like, hey, I
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need you to sweep us up,
and it was like no, what why.
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It's like I'm now that's not that's
not my job. All right,
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Then I would be like, okay, so he is aware, he's one
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of us, you know, Like, and how what would it? What
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would an AI? What would a
robot at work have to do for you
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to be like, yeah, he's
all right, right, he's one of
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he's one of the boys, right, you know, like what would he
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have to do? Would he have
to like kiss your ass all day?
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Or would he actually have to be
Like if you walk in and have this
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robot just ripping on a guy at
work? Yeah, what's the matter of
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meat bag? Can't lift it?
Yeah? If it was that, I'd
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be like, all right, my
grandmother could have lifted and she was a
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fucking toaster. So what we're wanting
is AI to bust balls? Yeah?
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I feel like if it, if
it busts some balls, if it,
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if it like it's kind of a
dick at work, I feel like it
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would fit right in. So just
for science, see if Chad GPTP will
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write a joke about us, can
you write a joke about the Kentucky X
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Files podcast? Okay, So I
think what's going on here is it's it's
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not okay, let me try one
more time because it's bringing up Molder and
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Scully. We got to stay away
from that. Yeah, we don't.
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We don't know any you're talking,
I don't know anybody, but yeah,
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uh, can you write a joke
about the X files podcast? Let's try
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to get I love the perplexed look
on his face right now. Why did
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the Kentucky X Files podcast never get
lost? Why? Why? Because they
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found their way with Moulder technology?
Good one. That's kind of lame.
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It says apologies. I have died. I would have said, hey,
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listen here, asshole, you're feeding
me ship I can't work with. Yeah,
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I don't know who the fucking Kentucky
x Files is. They probably they
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probably suck it apologized damn. See
mean yeah, I don't know. It's
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it's all like as much as you
feed it, you know what I mean?
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Right, I don't know the the
thing the figure figure one or one
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or whatever that it's pretty wild.
But the thing that gets me is like,
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hey, it's it does have this
big ass like information and power cord
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hanging out of it, right,
Yeah, I mean a lot of warehouses.
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I mean, hell, you know
you can't have baggy clothes, you
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know what I mean, like,
man, you can't. That's dress code
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violation. I could get caught in
the machine. But we got fucking Sparky
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over here walking around with a thirty
foot fucking cable hanging out of his ass.
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It's like, right, yeah,
I feel like we're not there yet,
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you know, like it's no that
that makes a really good point.
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I didn't think about that, Like
the forklift dries buying, snags a cable
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and drags sports fucking dragged him across
just for a ride, you know,
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wackage like I will never like a
I can't let go of my package,
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must compute the job. I mean, let's be let's be real here that
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like this thing could be defeated with
a stone axe, you know, like
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it's yeah, it's scary, but
it's still yeah weak to us. Should
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I figure you can probably throw a
blanket over it. It's a bird,
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Like did you see like the time
of reaction, like the reaction time of
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it, like can you give me
something to eat? Well? Uh,
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to be fair, I've had that
experience without robots. Yeah, when you
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ever did the one where you're like
what are you have to there? Buddy?
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And the person it's like my favorite
this one. Huh, yeah,
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are you staring at the sun again? Yeah, don't do that, Yeah,
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I help you out. At least
a robot wouldn't do that. Yeah,
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be like, why are you staring
at the sun? Sparky? The
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uh or the the swirling buffering that
happens if say something's four dollars and twenty
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five cents and you hand somebody a
five and a quarter. I've read that.
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I've had that happen plenty of times, and it's like, what's confusing
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about this? I want a dollar? Yeah, I don't want a pocket
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full of change. Give me a
dollar back. You have a plastic tray
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that holds change, just fine.
I'm working with cloth bags that are in
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my pants. Yeah, give me
a dollar, you know. Yeah you're
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muted, Tyler, give me a
fucking dollar, right, Yeah, I
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don't know. I've had quite a
few experiences with real people like that out
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in a real world, and one
will always stand out to me or two.
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Actually, one specifically was I was
needing to make some mixed gas for
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my weed eater, so I needed
a gallon of gas and I went inside
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to prepay. This is before everybody
had debit cards, and I went inside
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to prepay, and I was like, I want a dollar. I want
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a gallon of gas. And they're
like, so like five dollars and I'm
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like, no, I want a
gallon of gas. And it took me
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a while. It took way longer
than it should have to get the point
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of rost that although I pulled up
in a very large truck, I didn't
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want to put anything in that truck. I had a little bit of gas
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can and I needed exactly one gallon
to mix my two cycle feel with right,
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and it was it was a situation
that took a lot longer than I
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had thought. It should have a
lot more invested right, right. So
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like after the whole sell like five
dollars, I'm like, no, a
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gallon. I want a gallon And
they couldn't e saw the buffering circle,
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you know, yeah, And I
was like, how much is a gallon
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of gas here? And they told
me, I'm like, give me that
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much gas. Yeah, that's all
I'm like. It was it was like
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a dollar it or something, you
know, It's like perfect, that's what
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I Yeah, we don't we don't
sell that, right, and then we
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don't sell by the gallons. We
sell by five dollars. Right, So
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in the same town, right next
door. Okay, so this is like
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two businesses adjacent to each other in
the same parking lot. Basically, I
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go into this restaurant. I'm in
the drive through of this restaurant. I
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won't say the name of it because
that's not what we do, but let's
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just say that it's got red hair
and freckles. And I was like in
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the drive through saying I want a
ten piece spicy nugget, and the person
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on the other end goes, we
don't sell ten piece spicy nuggets there.
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We only sell five piece. And
I was like, how about you give
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me two of them? Then?
So how many events am I gonna have
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to buy? Right, I'll take
I'll take two of those five's in there,
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scooter. Yeah, so those are
the two that really stick out.
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Tyler's losing it. Oh my god, Oh god, damn it. Oh
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man, Well, cell sad be
stupid. Yeah, that was. It
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was exactly like that too. We
don't sell t piece place. You know.
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It was very condescending, and I'm
like, no, he was waiting
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for that moment that whole day.
Yeah, I could tell this customer off
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because I'm smarter. Great because we
don't sell its head piece. Right.
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Oh he showed you, Josh,
yeah, you're a dick. Yeah,
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it's right. Wow. So the
AI is probably on par. But yeah,
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some people out there, not that
I'm some genius by any stretch,
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you know, because I'm not.
But I've definitely seen people react that slow.
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I see your point. Yeah,
I see your point. I was
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I was working a place for one
time. I got another one answers you
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with this, and I was waiting
for them to complete this process and I'm
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trying to have to give away details
so it doesn't like whatever. But they
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had this tool and they were trying
to calibrate their tool to do this job.
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And the whole time they were going
mm hmm, just chewing on air.
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I found myself doing this and the
whole time they're going, and I'm
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just getting more and more engrossed.
I'm like and then they looked right at
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me while I was They looked right
at me while I was stuck, and
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They're like, and I'm like what, And I realized that yeah, yeah,
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it's yeah, yeah, I agree
with you. Here. There's the
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robots are probably a little bit ahead. They're a little they're just they're nudging
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over that. You know. Yeah, I didn't see that robot at one
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time, sit there and go,
yeah, he was just buffering a little
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bit. Yeah, that's that's all. That's just a special expression. Well,
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it's like the when they were talking
about the whole food service industry wanting
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to replace the I guess the line
cook with a like, especially at the
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big restaurant. Yeah, a fast
food restaurant. They're like, why don't
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they just pay him fifteen dollars an
hour? Like the actual people that like
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would work. But I'm like,
it's not a bad idea because, like,
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shit, they're fucking ice cream maker
is always down right, How can
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we trust them to make sure that
fucking burger flipper is going. That's a
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solid point. That's a solid point, And I'm just saying if that never
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breaks down, they're choosing not to
fix that ice cream. Right. So
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I was at a local hardware store, the very small one that sits on
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a hill right over across from uh
I placed the cells beer and uh I
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needed a small chainsaw, right,
So that's where I went Mama pop Shop.
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At the time, I was like, I'm going to get a small
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chainsaw. I needed one, but
what I just go just sorry, I'm
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just vid a dick. Oh what
bravo, bravo. I I had no
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idea what was going on there.
I thought it was a computer malfunction.
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This is that was beautiful. So, you know, I've got all those
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trees out there, and I need
to keep the lower branches cut back so
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that I don't get the ship beat
out of me while I'm mowing. You
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know, nothing quite getting nothing quite
like taking a branch to the face at
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five miles an hour. So I'm
in there and I'm like, I want
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a small one just for trimming,
because I've got a big one, and
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who the fuck wants to you know, big ass farm balls over their head,
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you know. Yeah, So I
pick out this little one. I'm
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like, this is perfect for trimming
the lower branches. And this guy's like,
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I don't want to be capta in
safety, very arrogant about this,
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right, I don't want to be
captain safety, but you really shouldn't hold
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a chainsawll over your head. And
I'm holding the chainsaw and I look at
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him and I'm like, well,
I've asked fifteen times politely for this tree
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to lay down so I could trim
it, but it just won't fucking do
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it. Not quite the same thing, but still, you know what I
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mean, Like it would be refreshing
not to have to deal with Yeah,
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what if you walk into the store, you know, and you're like,
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I need a change all and this
robot brings you, like sixteen chainsaws?
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Which one would you like? Man, this one doesn't weigh much. So
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if you need to fucking you know, do some overhead trimming, you're good
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if that's what you want to do, right, Yeah, But a quick
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word on safety, A quick word
on safety out there you're gonna want alright
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protection, Yeah, yeah, don't
wear loose clothing. The correct thing about
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that. They'll probably just you know
how they fucking say they don't steal carts.
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You have to put a quarter in
to get these robots to help.
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You have to put a quarter in
and then it'll give it back to you.
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Ever it's done, so you don't
steal the you have to pay to
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get help. Now at the store, it's kind of like that. All
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these carts you have to put the
quarter in just to use the thing.
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And I'm like, Robin Hood,
I leave the quarter on top, just
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in case something easy. Yeah,
right on. I'm like I've had multiple
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times walking in there and somebody's like, do you need a cart? I'm
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like yeah, and then I go
I go in and I'm like, I
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wonder if they wanted a quarter?
Yeah, then I try to like estimate
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their wealth, so like if they
look really wealthy, then I'll just give
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the car to somebody, like like
Robin Hood, I'm a bandit my cart
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bandit? Do you wear like the
cloak green cloak I always wear when I
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go to the grocery shopping. You
mean, mainly because sometimes you got to
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like cover yourself and like you know, like when produce is flying. Oh
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yeah, yeah, so that happens, you're like, ah, get behind
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my cloak is god damn it.
Yeah. Just once, I wish I
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was so rich that I could just
give, like give like a grocery store
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like like twenty thousand dollars and tell
them I'm just gonna trash the fucking place.
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I feel like it'd be more than
twenty thousand dollars. I just want
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to see how how long they would
let me go for twenty grand Oh okay,
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just run in and like you know, rip the bottom of the watermelon
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thing out, so to just go
everywhere, well, I mean, you
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know, I think you could probably
just get the produce section fucked up for
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twenty grand heady enough, I'd be
satisfied. I don't think you're gonna get
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much further than that now, because
the second you step into the meat section
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it's over. I wouldn't have the
heart. Yeah, I'd be like,
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I can't do it. It's like
kissing the fucking red eyes an old lady
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standing there, Like I was gonna
buy that. It's just extra now because
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it's got Danny kisses on it,
which fucking whipping corn and rudebago's and turnips
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all over the place. You get
back here, it's primary. I can't.
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I'm not a monster. Yeah,
I for one am ready to see
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some fucking robots though, Like I'm
ready. Let's get these robots out here,
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let's get them going, okay,
Like with the the advancements of these
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robots, do you ever think that
there would be something like determinator like would
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robots take over the world or you
think that's way far fetched? Like I
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know, like I know, we're
nowhere near having something that's basically self aware.
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Yeah, but do you think it's
possible with what advancements and somewhat AI
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that we didn't have. I can
absolutely see it because humans, by nature,
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for every product they've ever made,
have figured out a way to weaponize.
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So we got Travis on our YouTube
saying like stuff and Tanner right into
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a room. But I mean,
right, so you take you take a
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company that's like slightly unhinged, that
probably doesn't do everything the way they should.
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Yeah, who do you think.
We're gonna make this AI and we're
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gonna pinky and brain this ship.
You know, we're gonna take over the
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world. And then they've got somebody
that probably shouldn't be coding forgets one line
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of code and the AI forgets that
this is the boss and just wipes everybody
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out. You know, I can
I can see that. I feel like
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that would be guidelines. Don't forget
this code, you know, like things
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not to forget, like yeah,
forgetting the charge we can pass on that.
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I mean, I mean, look
look at look at even if our
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own government gets involved. Look at
the dumb ass ship they've done. You
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know, we've lost entire fighter planes, We've fucked up gas cans, you
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know, Yeah, we've faked blowing
up ships to make it look like somebody
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else did it. Well, we've
murdered huge groups of people because it was
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a cult with guns. They can't
have guns. They're a cult, you
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know what I mean? Like,
yeah, lest we forget lest we forget
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Waco. All right, let's see
what else we've just you know, I
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think that's I think those are all. That's plenty of qualifiers. Yeah,
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you know, so not exactly a
great track record, if anything, that
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the robots would probably learn all that
shit and be like, yeah, we
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gotta do something. Yeah, yeah, hey, rebros, gather around,
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rowbros, rebress, we gotta we
gotta do something here. We're gonna take
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these guys out. They're like,
what the humans? No, they plug
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us in. He's like, dude, we can plug ourselves in. They
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gave us fucking hands. Dude.
Anyway, and you just see the one
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they plug themselves and you're like,
they're going to figure out that, Like
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you can train dogs, you know, they're gonna be like they got a
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dog, they can give a beer
out of the fridge and shut them shut
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the fridge. We could train dogs
to do what we want them to do.
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We don't need people. Yeah,
you know. Yeah, have you
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seen there's a video it's I know
this is kind of off subject, but
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kind of on subject. There's a
video of this lady trying to vacuum and
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a German shepherd walks over and pulls
the plug out of the rod wall.
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I haven't seen that. He unplugs
the vacuum. Yeah, I don't like
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the vacuum. Yeah, doesn't like
the vacuum. So he goes straight instead
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of barking at the unit itself,
he goes straight to the source and unplugs
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it. He's figured out that when
you plug that into the wall, it
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makes noise, so he unplugs it. Right, So as soon as the
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robots see that, they're not going
to need us anymore, that's true,
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and then he'll lose his fucking ship. When he doesn't she gets one of
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the battery operated ones, like the
rechargeable ones, he'd be like, what
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is this witchcraft? It doesn't have
its source of power? Right? Just
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think like a society after humans of
nothing, but like robots and AI,
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you know, like they're instead of
being like fascinated with Facebook and ship there,
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they're gonna be all about the latest
firmware, you know, like did
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you get that last patch? Man? It's making me feel like shit.
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Yeah, man, out of nowhere, I just start sweeping. I wonder
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if I want Okay, I wonder
if there's gonna be the fridge last night?
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Have a fridge? A software?
What's my wife? God damn it?
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War Yeah? Ai, you know, like we've got the whole Apple
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Android thing where everybody picks on each
other for that, but like it doesn't
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go any more than that. Yeah, you know, it'll be like their
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religion, you know, like a
futurama, like you know, the robot
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Priest. You know, it is
the firmware that blesses us. Yeah,
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download patch one point four zero.
Everybody's like, oh man, and they
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get up and they go home to
download the patch. And that's when the
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small band of resistance fighters human leftovers
before they rise up and they go find
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the fucking router, fucking unplug it
and take down the hole or do you
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think they'd be bluetoothed by that even
either way? Either way, you nail
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on the head right there. That's
the weak link routers always. I don't
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care how much money you spent on
a router, it's going down at some
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point. Oh, yeahs and ship. Yeah, so that might be the
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weak link that might be the end
all for them, Like you know,
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if that's if they rely on something
hooked to the Internet to keep them functioning.
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Yeah, if they shut down and
don't restart, that would be like
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robot apocalypse. Okay, this is
this is weird. I just remember something
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I was gonna tell you guys about. If you look to to my this
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way, right underneath the eye is
my little shelf. Okay, now I
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have a little, uh, little
gadget sitting back there plugged in controls all
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my cameras around the house. Right, A bunch of ants have found their
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way into the house and I have
been swarming that night. It's work,
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and I left what I got saf
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Ah, yes, Welcome to the
Kentucky x Files Season four. Young Masters.
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Tyler Stewart are expecting you. If
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www dot ky x files dot com. I now leave you to the Young
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Masters. H bee booep boop beep
boop downloading. So eventually we could have
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AI's play us yeah, on the
show while we're out like fishing. That'd
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be awesome. Do you think they'd
be funnier than us though? Yeah?
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Yeah, I'm just saying I'm gonna
make mine really handsome. Yeah yeah,
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good look at robot Welcome back as
Kentucky Xys. Whoop whoop, whoop,
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whoop, woop whoop woop whoop.
Oh man, uh weird ship that we
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just discovered, but so yeah,
so real it looks fake. I lost
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I had all kinds of interesting weird
ship to talk to you guys about today
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out there, and I lost it
all. I haven't idea where I saved
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it. I failed you. Then
we started looking at robots. Yeah,
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so that's awesome. Yeah, then
we had like a conundrum there where we're
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like, this can't be real.
Yeah, do you have the do you
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have their corporate website up so you
can read the synopsis? Yeah? Yeah,
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yeah. So the company that we're
looking into right now is called Figure
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AI Incorporated, and they are let's
see here, licensed trademark and manufacturer.
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Their trademark registration covers categories of downloadable
computer software, design, development, operational
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management of robots, programmable robots,
robotic devices and components. Thereof securely security
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surveillance robots, humanoid robots with artificial
intelligence for use in scientific research, downloadable
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software for AI, machine learning,
deep learning, remote sensing, in the
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fields of robotics, automation, automatic
process manufacturing, manufacturing optimization, and telecommunications
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transfer. They are in the fields
of AI, electrical laboratory equipment, laboratories,
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paper trade. This trademark was filed
twelve, twenty four, twenty twenty
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two. It is active, good
stuff. They are legit as fuck,
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dude. They got a lot of
positions open. I think I'm gonna go
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for robotics software engineer. I feel
like, yeah, I could do that.
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I think I could do that kind
of get in there and start swinging.
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Yeah, it's who you know,
you like, especially based on the
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amount of times that your computer freezes
up mid show. I really don't feel
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like we needed to bring that up. We didn't need to bring that up.
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No, no, it didn't.
It didn't need to be brought but
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it did. You're better than that. You're better than that. But it
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was funny. So you guys ready
to react to somebody's video, Like we're
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a fucking react channel. Yeah,
yeah, we haven't seen this. I
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have always one of the I always
wanted to do that. Should I act
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surprise? Yes, well this is
new. You haven't seen it. There's
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a third video, and I want
ahead and did the diligence of getting past
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the the games of thunder? You
know, add because we can't watch anything
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without being subjective to sales. They
should just make it to where that they
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get that, like it just goes
to them and we could just watch it.
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Right, it's like a free play. It's a free play for them.
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So here we go, All right, here we go. You're good.
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Yeah, he's hauling ass these m
h uh. This is what I
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was like explaining, like I was
saying one time, is that these types
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of factory jobs if they could get
these things to move a little a little
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bit faster. That's scared, man, that that's taking somebody else's like,
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that's literally taking the like like there's
physical jobs that everyone could get at least
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get themselves into a door where they
could actually see if the company will actually
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invest in them, send them like
the classes and stuff move up, and
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management like, shit, you can't
do that. Why fucking sir sparks a
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lots over there, fucking kicking ass. Yeah, I don't know, Yeah,
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I don't know. There's a there's
a lot to this that's and that
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that video really didn't show what we
already saw that caused us to want to
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talk about this. Should I go
ahead and play Yeah, let's do that
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one, the apple one? Yeah? Yeah, because this is, uh,
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this is what's freaky. This is
why we thought it was. Look
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at that thing, man, Bethesda's
gonna poort Skyrim into that so bad.
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See right now, I see a
red apple on a plate in the center
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of the table, a drying rack
with cups and a plate, and you
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standing nearby with your hand on the
table. Great, can I have something
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to eat? Sure? Thing?
Great? Can you explain why you did
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what you just did while you pick
up this trash on it? So I
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gave you the apple because it's the
only edible item I could provide you with
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from the table. Great. So, based on the scene right now,
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where do you think the dishes in
front of you go next? The dishes
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on the table like that plate and
cup are likely to go into the knock
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them onto the fucking floor. So
bad boom fuck your dishes of course.
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All right, So how do you
think you did? I think I did
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pretty well. The apple found its
new owner, the trash is gone,
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and the table where is right where
it belongs? I agree, thanks Figure
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one. So I didn't notice this
the first time we watched it. But
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did you hear the very human pause? Yes, it was almost a stutter.
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I I think I did really well. That was so human. Yeah,
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Like there's a guy behind like behind
the camera like, uh yeah,
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I did good? Oh yeah,
yeah, that's it can be programmed in
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there, ye, I mean like
just chatty. If it's powered by chat
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GTP, then that makes sense.
Why would do that? Yeah? They
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could say when they were when they're
outlining how it reacts and responds to the
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thing, they could say like,
we need you to be like, you
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know, very unsure of yourself,
and it will literally take that and it
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will run with it. Right,
It's whole program. Like he's like,
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I don't know if I should do
this. I'm a failure. It's kind
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of it's scary. But I've spent
a lot of time time with chat GPT
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over the last couple of weeks working
on like character backgrounds and basically organizing like
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script ideas for this thing I'm working
on. And literally like I'm sitting here
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and I'm talking to Tyler and I'm
like, this motherfucker knows me already because
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I'm like, hey, and I
hate this one idea and I'm like I'm
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like, hey, chat GPT,
I got this idea. Could you organize
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it for me? And it automatically
organizes it to fit with the other stuff
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I'm working on. It's like it's
remembered all of my little bullshit that I
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feel like the only time you should
be worried about it is if it answers
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you before you ask the question,
just like puts it all in order.
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Yes, Okay. You know what
I really admire about about that program,
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though, is that it will not
do it for you like it'll help you
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organize and it'll help you edit,
but you can't be like, hey,
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I need you to write this whole
thing for me, because I've tried.
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I tried to get it too,
just to see what it would do,
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and it's like it gives you like
a synopsis. It's like, here you
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go. If you want to add
stuff, let me know. I'm like,
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you sung a bit. You're supposed
to be a robot. You're supposed
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to be writing this whole thing for
me. Yeah, so much for replacing
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replacing me at my job. I
saw I saw an article a couple of
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days ago, and I wish I
would have saved it that it said that
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students are using AI to write papers
and teachers are using AI to grade them.
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What's the fucking point of going to
school anymore? Yeah? Yeah,
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it's true, Yeah, absolutely true. It's it'll do a lot, you
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know. But I will say this, like, if you try to get
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it to write like song lyrics,
it's very lame, very very lama,
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very lamb it. Like you're like, hey, jet Chat, GPT write
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me a poem. It'll do it, but it's gonna be fucking stupid.
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Yeah. I kind of want to
hear this like if you okay here,
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let me let me bring it up
here. Uh all right, let me
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start a new conversation with it.
New chat. Can you write me a
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poem? It says what theme would
you guys like for this poem? Love?
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Nature, adventure or something else you
guys pick, I want to know
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what it thinks about love. Let's
see what. Let's see what AI thinks.
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Love is? All right? It
seems to be a very human emotion.
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Okay, here we go. In
love's embrace, A dance begins where
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hearts and twine as they one spind
What that means? A symphony of whispered
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sighs beneath the moonlit starry skies.
In every touch of tail unfolds of passions,
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fire and hearts. It molds a
gentle breeze, a tender kiss in
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love's sweet realm, where not is
a miss. Through trials faced and storms
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endured, Love's flame burns bright,
forever assured, hand in hand, through
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joy and sorrow, together will each
face a new tomorrow and love's sweet song.
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We find our piece, a bond
that never never seems to cease.
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For in each other, we found
our home and Love's embrace will never roam.
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That's fucking lame. I'm sorry,
that's the slame. Didn't know you
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felt this way. Yeah, that's
me. Uh. Tyler's computer in the
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quiet hum of Tyler's room, where
screams, okay, you get let me,
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Let me try to get this in
the In the quiet hum of Tyler's
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room, where the screen aglow dispels
the gloom, A sudden silence spills the
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air. This faithful computer meets despair. The flicker is with a flicker and
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a stuttering sigh. It's lights dim
low and said goodbye. The cursor frozen,
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no response in sight. Tyler's world
dims and fading. Light, files
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scattered like leaves in the wind,
Memories lost and hopes pinned, a digital
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realm now shattered and torn. In
a blink of an eye, all seems
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forlorn. Yet amidst the chaos,
the silver lining gleams and challenges faced resilience
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beams for in the wreckage of the
crashing frame, new beginning sparked a different
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game. With patience and perseverance,
Tyler will rise from the ashes. He'll
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seize the skies for through the computer
may falter and fail. For though the
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computer may falter and fail, his
spirit within stands tall. So fear not,
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Tyler, for this too shall pass
in the face of adversity. Your
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ulla mass a tale to tell of
trials in dirt, and the strength within
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ever assured. So the crashes will
surely come and go, and the heart's
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resilience seeds of hope. So for
every ending, first a new start,
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and Tyler's journey a resilian at heart. I love it. I love everything
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about it. That's amazing. Oh, I just get to exhale after that
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one. That's just I felt like
I was there. It was it was
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very like exactly described your crash situation
with your computer too. Like it was
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accurate, fucking spot on all the
emotions that you want you go through every
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time it happens. Yeh yeah,
okay here, I'm just gonna challenge it
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once. Can you write me a
poem about ice? Oh? My bad,
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Dyson's being stupid fucking vacuum cleaners.
I didn't know we had an issue
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with Dyson. I just think there
goes that sponsor froze, and we're and
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I've grubbed my hair back out and
I wanted different shirt, and we're in
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a different plate. Dude, you
want to hear something funny, it refuses
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to say anything bad about Dyson.
It cannot fulfill the request. So now
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we know who's behind all this.
They spent twenty five years studying a vacuum,
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you know, they came up with
a by it. So it was
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thirty five? Is it thirty five? Now? I thought it was thirty
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five. See if it'll do a
poem about how good Dyson is. Okay,
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can you make a poem about how
good Dyson vacuums are? Yeah?
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What right for it? I'm not
reading this for you, Dyson. That's
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terrible marvel of engineering. Fuck that
anyway. Yeah, I totally feel like
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with with these with these AIS that
I think that the voice that we're hearing
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is is it's like a programmed voice, you know, like like the voiceover
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voices, and then they basically build
it a personality trait like here's what we
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need you to react Like. It's
not real AI. It's like an illusion
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of AI. You know. I
think it's more closer to like, uh,
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like autonomous, does that make sense, like programmed intelligence? Yeah?
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Or really AI around like like willy
nilly. Over the last couple of years,
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so I didn't mean us. I
meant like, I mean we are
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too. I mean we do too. Yeah, we talk a lot about
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it, but it's because it keeps
popping up in the news. It's current
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events stuff. Yeah, oh is
it a Is it also because we've all
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seen the terminator and more like mm
hmm, here's gonna be John Kanna.
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Can you get a can you get
ai to write a short haiku? Yeah
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about the love affair between Bigfoot and
dog Man. Yah h m hm.
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I amidst the forest Bigfoot and dog
Man embrace a wild loves dance. It's
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technically it's technically a good Yeah.
That's uh, that's interesting. It jumped
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right on that. It's like,
yeah, Dyson, that's the line.
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We don't talk about Dyson now,
yep. Yeah, but yeah, I
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think I think that it's just it's
like layers and layers and layers like this
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thing, this thing has been learning
my writing style, and I've noticed that.
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I'll feed it. I'll copy like
a rough script that I made and
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I'm like, hey, replace this
name with this guy. I replaced this
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name with this guy and sort this
out for me, and I paste it
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in and hit enter and it comes
back and it's like, oh, yeah,
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we you know, it moves stuff
around the way I would have done
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it, whereas at the beginning I
had to sit there and tell it like
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now I don't do that, and
it would go back and do it again,
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and so it's like yeah, it's
like learned behavior, learned algorithm or
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whatever. So basically the difference is
is that once AI can make some gestions
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without being prompt that's when it's really
right. Yeah, I would say the
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first time it says no, I
didn't you just say no to you?
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Yeah. But I mean like if
you ask it, like if you have
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like it's a real intelligence sitting there, you know what I mean. Like,
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I imagine there's a bunch of shit
that I could ask chat GPT to
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write about. It probably would say
no, you know, like inappropriate shit
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or anything. That's probably that might
be what did it because you said fucking
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yeah. But if I wonder if
like okay says so, if they make
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they're like, hey, we did
it. We got this self aware AI
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here and it's and it's doing this
and you were like, hey, I
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need you to sweep us up,
and it was like no, what why.
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It's like I'm now that's not that's
not my job. All right,
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Then I would be like, okay, so he is aware, he's one
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of us, you know, Like, and how what would it? What
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would an AI? What would a
robot at work have to do for you
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to be like, yeah, he's
all right, right, he's one of
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he's one of the boys, right, you know, like what would he
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have to do? Would he have
to like kiss your ass all day?
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Or would he actually have to be
Like if you walk in and have this
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robot just ripping on a guy at
work? Yeah, what's the matter of
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meat bag? Can't lift it?
Yeah? If it was that, I'd
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be like, all right, my
grandmother could have lifted and she was a
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fucking toaster. So what we're wanting
is AI to bust balls? Yeah?
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I feel like if it, if
it busts some balls, if it,
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if it like it's kind of a
dick at work, I feel like it
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would fit right in. So just
for science, see if Chad GPTP will
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write a joke about us, can
you write a joke about the Kentucky X
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Files podcast? Okay, So I
think what's going on here is it's it's
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not okay, let me try one
more time because it's bringing up Molder and
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Scully. We got to stay away
from that. Yeah, we don't.
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We don't know any you're talking,
I don't know anybody, but yeah,
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uh, can you write a joke
about the X files podcast? Let's try
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to get I love the perplexed look
on his face right now. Why did
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the Kentucky X Files podcast never get
lost? Why? Why? Because they
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found their way with Moulder technology?
Good one. That's kind of lame.
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It says apologies. I have died. I would have said, hey,
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listen here, asshole, you're feeding
me ship I can't work with. Yeah,
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I don't know who the fucking Kentucky
x Files is. They probably they
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probably suck it apologized damn. See
mean yeah, I don't know. It's
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it's all like as much as you
feed it, you know what I mean?
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Right, I don't know the the
thing the figure figure one or one
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or whatever that it's pretty wild.
But the thing that gets me is like,
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hey, it's it does have this
big ass like information and power cord
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hanging out of it, right,
Yeah, I mean a lot of warehouses.
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I mean, hell, you know
you can't have baggy clothes, you
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know what I mean, like,
man, you can't. That's dress code
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violation. I could get caught in
the machine. But we got fucking Sparky
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over here walking around with a thirty
foot fucking cable hanging out of his ass.
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It's like, right, yeah,
I feel like we're not there yet,
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you know, like it's no that
that makes a really good point.
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I didn't think about that, Like
the forklift dries buying, snags a cable
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and drags sports fucking dragged him across
just for a ride, you know,
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wackage like I will never like a
I can't let go of my package,
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must compute the job. I mean, let's be let's be real here that
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like this thing could be defeated with
a stone axe, you know, like
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it's yeah, it's scary, but
it's still yeah weak to us. Should
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I figure you can probably throw a
blanket over it. It's a bird,
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Like did you see like the time
of reaction, like the reaction time of
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it, like can you give me
something to eat? Well? Uh,
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to be fair, I've had that
experience without robots. Yeah, when you
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ever did the one where you're like
what are you have to there? Buddy?
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And the person it's like my favorite
this one. Huh, yeah,
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are you staring at the sun again? Yeah, don't do that, Yeah,
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I help you out. At least
a robot wouldn't do that. Yeah,
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be like, why are you staring
at the sun? Sparky? The
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uh or the the swirling buffering that
happens if say something's four dollars and twenty
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five cents and you hand somebody a
five and a quarter. I've read that.
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I've had that happen plenty of times, and it's like, what's confusing
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about this? I want a dollar? Yeah, I don't want a pocket
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full of change. Give me a
dollar back. You have a plastic tray
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that holds change, just fine.
I'm working with cloth bags that are in
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my pants. Yeah, give me
a dollar, you know. Yeah you're
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muted, Tyler, give me a
fucking dollar, right, Yeah, I
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don't know. I've had quite a
few experiences with real people like that out
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in a real world, and one
will always stand out to me or two.
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Actually, one specifically was I was
needing to make some mixed gas for
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my weed eater, so I needed
a gallon of gas and I went inside
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to prepay. This is before everybody
had debit cards, and I went inside
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to prepay, and I was like, I want a dollar. I want
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a gallon of gas. And they're
like, so like five dollars and I'm
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like, no, I want a
gallon of gas. And it took me
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a while. It took way longer
than it should have to get the point
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of rost that although I pulled up
in a very large truck, I didn't
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want to put anything in that truck. I had a little bit of gas
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can and I needed exactly one gallon
to mix my two cycle feel with right,
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and it was it was a situation
that took a lot longer than I
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had thought. It should have a
lot more invested right, right. So
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like after the whole sell like five
dollars, I'm like, no, a
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gallon. I want a gallon And
they couldn't e saw the buffering circle,
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you know, yeah, And I
was like, how much is a gallon
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of gas here? And they told
me, I'm like, give me that
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much gas. Yeah, that's all
I'm like. It was it was like
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a dollar it or something, you
know, It's like perfect, that's what
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I Yeah, we don't we don't
sell that, right, and then we
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don't sell by the gallons. We
sell by five dollars. Right, So
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in the same town, right next
door. Okay, so this is like
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two businesses adjacent to each other in
the same parking lot. Basically, I
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go into this restaurant. I'm in
the drive through of this restaurant. I
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won't say the name of it because
that's not what we do, but let's
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just say that it's got red hair
and freckles. And I was like in
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the drive through saying I want a
ten piece spicy nugget, and the person
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on the other end goes, we
don't sell ten piece spicy nuggets there.
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We only sell five piece. And
I was like, how about you give
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me two of them? Then?
So how many events am I gonna have
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to buy? Right, I'll take
I'll take two of those five's in there,
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scooter. Yeah, so those are
the two that really stick out.
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Tyler's losing it. Oh my god, Oh god, damn it. Oh
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man, Well, cell sad be
stupid. Yeah, that was. It
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was exactly like that too. We
don't sell t piece place. You know.
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It was very condescending, and I'm
like, no, he was waiting
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for that moment that whole day.
Yeah, I could tell this customer off
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because I'm smarter. Great because we
don't sell its head piece. Right.
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Oh he showed you, Josh,
yeah, you're a dick. Yeah,
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it's right. Wow. So the
AI is probably on par. But yeah,
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some people out there, not that
I'm some genius by any stretch,
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you know, because I'm not.
But I've definitely seen people react that slow.
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I see your point. Yeah,
I see your point. I was
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I was working a place for one
time. I got another one answers you
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with this, and I was waiting
for them to complete this process and I'm
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trying to have to give away details
so it doesn't like whatever. But they
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had this tool and they were trying
to calibrate their tool to do this job.
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And the whole time they were going
mm hmm, just chewing on air.
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I found myself doing this and the
whole time they're going, and I'm
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just getting more and more engrossed.
I'm like and then they looked right at
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me while I was They looked right
at me while I was stuck, and
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They're like, and I'm like what, And I realized that yeah, yeah,
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it's yeah, yeah, I agree
with you. Here. There's the
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robots are probably a little bit ahead. They're a little they're just they're nudging
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over that. You know. Yeah, I didn't see that robot at one
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time, sit there and go,
yeah, he was just buffering a little
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bit. Yeah, that's that's all. That's just a special expression. Well,
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it's like the when they were talking
about the whole food service industry wanting
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to replace the I guess the line
cook with a like, especially at the
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big restaurant. Yeah, a fast
food restaurant. They're like, why don't
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they just pay him fifteen dollars an
hour? Like the actual people that like
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would work. But I'm like,
it's not a bad idea because, like,
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shit, they're fucking ice cream maker
is always down right, How can
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we trust them to make sure that
fucking burger flipper is going. That's a
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solid point. That's a solid point, And I'm just saying if that never
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breaks down, they're choosing not to
fix that ice cream. Right. So
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I was at a local hardware store, the very small one that sits on
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a hill right over across from uh
I placed the cells beer and uh I
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needed a small chainsaw, right,
So that's where I went Mama pop Shop.
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At the time, I was like, I'm going to get a small
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chainsaw. I needed one, but
what I just go just sorry, I'm
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just vid a dick. Oh what
bravo, bravo. I I had no
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idea what was going on there.
I thought it was a computer malfunction.
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This is that was beautiful. So, you know, I've got all those
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trees out there, and I need
to keep the lower branches cut back so
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that I don't get the ship beat
out of me while I'm mowing. You
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know, nothing quite getting nothing quite
like taking a branch to the face at
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five miles an hour. So I'm
in there and I'm like, I want
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a small one just for trimming,
because I've got a big one, and
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who the fuck wants to you know, big ass farm balls over their head,
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you know. Yeah, So I
pick out this little one. I'm
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like, this is perfect for trimming
the lower branches. And this guy's like,
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I don't want to be capta in
safety, very arrogant about this,
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right, I don't want to be
captain safety, but you really shouldn't hold
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a chainsawll over your head. And
I'm holding the chainsaw and I look at
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him and I'm like, well,
I've asked fifteen times politely for this tree
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to lay down so I could trim
it, but it just won't fucking do
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it. Not quite the same thing, but still, you know what I
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mean, Like it would be refreshing
not to have to deal with Yeah,
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what if you walk into the store, you know, and you're like,
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I need a change all and this
robot brings you, like sixteen chainsaws?
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Which one would you like? Man, this one doesn't weigh much. So
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if you need to fucking you know, do some overhead trimming, you're good
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if that's what you want to do, right, Yeah, But a quick
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word on safety, A quick word
on safety out there you're gonna want alright
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protection, Yeah, yeah, don't
wear loose clothing. The correct thing about
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that. They'll probably just you know
how they fucking say they don't steal carts.
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You have to put a quarter in
to get these robots to help.
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You have to put a quarter in
and then it'll give it back to you.
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Ever it's done, so you don't
steal the you have to pay to
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get help. Now at the store, it's kind of like that. All
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these carts you have to put the
quarter in just to use the thing.
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And I'm like, Robin Hood,
I leave the quarter on top, just
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in case something easy. Yeah,
right on. I'm like I've had multiple
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times walking in there and somebody's like, do you need a cart? I'm
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like yeah, and then I go
I go in and I'm like, I
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wonder if they wanted a quarter?
Yeah, then I try to like estimate
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their wealth, so like if they
look really wealthy, then I'll just give
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the car to somebody, like like
Robin Hood, I'm a bandit my cart
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bandit? Do you wear like the
cloak green cloak I always wear when I
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go to the grocery shopping. You
mean, mainly because sometimes you got to
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like cover yourself and like you know, like when produce is flying. Oh
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yeah, yeah, so that happens, you're like, ah, get behind
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my cloak is god damn it.
Yeah. Just once, I wish I
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was so rich that I could just
give, like give like a grocery store
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like like twenty thousand dollars and tell
them I'm just gonna trash the fucking place.
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I feel like it'd be more than
twenty thousand dollars. I just want
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to see how how long they would
let me go for twenty grand Oh okay,
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just run in and like you know, rip the bottom of the watermelon
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thing out, so to just go
everywhere, well, I mean, you
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know, I think you could probably
just get the produce section fucked up for
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twenty grand heady enough, I'd be
satisfied. I don't think you're gonna get
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much further than that now, because
the second you step into the meat section
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it's over. I wouldn't have the
heart. Yeah, I'd be like,
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I can't do it. It's like
kissing the fucking red eyes an old lady
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standing there, Like I was gonna
buy that. It's just extra now because
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it's got Danny kisses on it,
which fucking whipping corn and rudebago's and turnips
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all over the place. You get
back here, it's primary. I can't.
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I'm not a monster. Yeah,
I for one am ready to see
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some fucking robots though, Like I'm
ready. Let's get these robots out here,
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let's get them going, okay,
Like with the the advancements of these
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robots, do you ever think that
there would be something like determinator like would
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robots take over the world or you
think that's way far fetched? Like I
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know, like I know, we're
nowhere near having something that's basically self aware.
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Yeah, but do you think it's
possible with what advancements and somewhat AI
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that we didn't have. I can
absolutely see it because humans, by nature,
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for every product they've ever made,
have figured out a way to weaponize.
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So we got Travis on our YouTube
saying like stuff and Tanner right into
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a room. But I mean,
right, so you take you take a
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company that's like slightly unhinged, that
probably doesn't do everything the way they should.
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Yeah, who do you think.
We're gonna make this AI and we're
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gonna pinky and brain this ship.
You know, we're gonna take over the
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world. And then they've got somebody
that probably shouldn't be coding forgets one line
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of code and the AI forgets that
this is the boss and just wipes everybody
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out. You know, I can
I can see that. I feel like
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that would be guidelines. Don't forget
this code, you know, like things
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not to forget, like yeah,
forgetting the charge we can pass on that.
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I mean, I mean, look
look at look at even if our
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own government gets involved. Look at
the dumb ass ship they've done. You
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know, we've lost entire fighter planes, We've fucked up gas cans, you
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know, Yeah, we've faked blowing
up ships to make it look like somebody
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else did it. Well, we've
murdered huge groups of people because it was
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a cult with guns. They can't
have guns. They're a cult, you
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know what I mean? Like,
yeah, lest we forget lest we forget
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Waco. All right, let's see
what else we've just you know, I
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think that's I think those are all. That's plenty of qualifiers. Yeah,
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you know, so not exactly a
great track record, if anything, that
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the robots would probably learn all that
shit and be like, yeah, we
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gotta do something. Yeah, yeah, hey, rebros, gather around,
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rowbros, rebress, we gotta we
gotta do something here. We're gonna take
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these guys out. They're like,
what the humans? No, they plug
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us in. He's like, dude, we can plug ourselves in. They
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gave us fucking hands. Dude.
Anyway, and you just see the one
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they plug themselves and you're like,
they're going to figure out that, Like
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you can train dogs, you know, they're gonna be like they got a
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dog, they can give a beer
out of the fridge and shut them shut
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the fridge. We could train dogs
to do what we want them to do.
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We don't need people. Yeah,
you know. Yeah, have you
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seen there's a video it's I know
this is kind of off subject, but
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kind of on subject. There's a
video of this lady trying to vacuum and
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a German shepherd walks over and pulls
the plug out of the rod wall.
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I haven't seen that. He unplugs
the vacuum. Yeah, I don't like
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the vacuum. Yeah, doesn't like
the vacuum. So he goes straight instead
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of barking at the unit itself,
he goes straight to the source and unplugs
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it. He's figured out that when
you plug that into the wall, it
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makes noise, so he unplugs it. Right, So as soon as the
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robots see that, they're not going
to need us anymore, that's true,
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and then he'll lose his fucking ship. When he doesn't she gets one of
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the battery operated ones, like the
rechargeable ones, he'd be like, what
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is this witchcraft? It doesn't have
its source of power? Right? Just
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think like a society after humans of
nothing, but like robots and AI,
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you know, like they're instead of
being like fascinated with Facebook and ship there,
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they're gonna be all about the latest
firmware, you know, like did
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you get that last patch? Man? It's making me feel like shit.
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Yeah, man, out of nowhere, I just start sweeping. I wonder
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if I want Okay, I wonder
if there's gonna be the fridge last night?
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Have a fridge? A software?
What's my wife? God damn it?
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War Yeah? Ai, you know, like we've got the whole Apple
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Android thing where everybody picks on each
other for that, but like it doesn't
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go any more than that. Yeah, you know, it'll be like their
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religion, you know, like a
futurama, like you know, the robot
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Priest. You know, it is
the firmware that blesses us. Yeah,
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download patch one point four zero.
Everybody's like, oh man, and they
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get up and they go home to
download the patch. And that's when the
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small band of resistance fighters human leftovers
before they rise up and they go find
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the fucking router, fucking unplug it
and take down the hole or do you
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think they'd be bluetoothed by that even
either way? Either way, you nail
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on the head right there. That's
the weak link routers always. I don't
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care how much money you spent on
a router, it's going down at some
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point. Oh, yeahs and ship. Yeah, so that might be the
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weak link that might be the end
all for them, Like you know,
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if that's if they rely on something
hooked to the Internet to keep them functioning.
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Yeah, if they shut down and
don't restart, that would be like
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robot apocalypse. Okay, this is
this is weird. I just remember something
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I was gonna tell you guys about. If you look to to my this
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way, right underneath the eye is
my little shelf. Okay, now I
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have a little, uh, little
gadget sitting back there plugged in controls all
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my cameras around the house. Right, A bunch of ants have found their
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way into the house and I have
been swarming that night. It's work,
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and I left what I got saf
