Sudden it becomes either disgusting or loud, and you want to turn it off, and you can t, you start panicking. and you start panicking. that is what is going to happen when ai actually becomes it is self recursive, it will self improve at an ex-financial rate and all of a sudden have a consciousness. imagine taking a hammer and trying to hit it on a switch or a button, and it won t work. that is what we are going to be feeling. goal-oriented missions created through machine learning are probably the most dangerous thing we are going to have to deal with, not like script writing or taking over creative things because they will get dumber, but when they have one specific goal, watch out. they are going to make a paper clip, they are going to make you into a paper clip. you jesse: you can t make me into a paper clip. greg: but i could. jesse: i am not paper clip material. greg: a i wouldn t know that. jesse: bend me like a sausage? greg: yes. jesse: there is a shut off button on these robots.
jessica: anyone director james cameron thinks it might be too late to save humanity from robots. saying i want you guys in 1984 and you didn t listen. i think the weaponization of ai is the biggest danger. greg, are you confident that joe biden has ai under control? greg: no, i don t. jesse: why are you not confident in that? greg: he has too detached. the administration is detached. james cameron s prediction is true. it is not that artificial intelligence would become super intelligent, it will become super stupid, and there is a phrase called the unbinding mind. it is a nonconscious agent that will focus on one goal, what was the thing about terminator, such a great field, couldn t be stopped, there is no button to turn it off, it is like when you have your phone and you are sitting here and you are watching a video, and all of a
Katie? katie: i think the national security implications, ai used against you. also a huge problem, countries like china or other adversaries who can use it for propaganda purposes, deepfakes are a part of ai, they are huge problem, where they will portray a u.s. president saying something and if they do that, declare war for whatever reason and there is a misunderstanding about what is real and what is not, and that devolves into a nuclear situation, i mean, the problem is endless with the ai being weaponized. jessica: okay, i ll go now. staring at me. greg is totally right about this getting dumber thing, so there was this study out of stanford i get it, bad week for stanford academics, but they started in march measuring how often chatgpt will identify the number 17077 as a prime number and it was correct 97.69% of the time, it is now down to
A group of lawmakers says they are done with the pentagon trying to cover it up. they do exist or they don t exist. they keep telling us they don t exist but they block every opportunity for us to get a hold of the information to prove that they do exist. and we are going to get to the bottom of it, dadgum it, whatever the truth may be. we are done with the cover ups. jessica: i don t think i know your ufo stance. yea or nay? katie: i think they exist and they look at us, those crazy people, we are going to pass on by and go somewhere else, which is why they haven t revealed themselves. but i do like that republicans and democrats agree on this. the one thing they can actually get together on. jessica: can do a common ground segment katie: he loves ufos. jessica: judge? jeanine: the fact they had this for so long tells me there s something going on. it is a lot deeper than what we think it is. may be they created ai, who knows. jessica: the aliens? jeanine: yeah.
and experience the all-new chevy blazer ev ss. jesse: joe biden getting off his and doing something about the coming robot revolution. [laughter] today i am pleased to announce that these seven companies have agreed to voluntary commitments for responsible innovation. these commitments, which the companies will implement immediately underscore three fundamental principles. safety, security, and trust. jesse: when the big guy wasn t being weird, he was meeting with top ai tech exacts and getting them the pinky prom.