0:01

oh yes , the future of jujitsu . I've seen

0:03

it , joe . Oh , I had a premonition . Talk

0:06

to me being the oracle . No , I , you

0:08

know , I'm looking at heaps of other stuff going on . I'm

0:11

looking at , you know , developments in ai and

0:13

developments in technology and

0:15

just thinking about where stuff goes . I was

0:17

talking to a very smart technology

0:20

person who's talking about llLMs , large

0:23

language models , right , chat

0:25

, gpt and the like , yeah , and he was saying

0:27

you know , in the future , apps won't

0:29

be a thing . In the future there

0:32

will be . You'll

0:34

have your own version of Google

0:36

search or your own version of chat

0:39

GPT , but it will be for you . So

0:42

, let's say you're interested in sharpening

0:45

blades . It will say

0:47

hi , joe , what would you

0:49

like to do today ? Would you like to sharpen some

0:51

chisels ? Here's the latest

0:53

techniques . And it will just tell you , like , just

0:56

walk around . It will just tell you what you need to know . You're

0:58

like , ah , fuck , I don't know

1:00

how to solve this problem . I'll solve it for you because

1:02

it knows you , fuck , we're going to turn

1:04

into a bunch of dumb cunts , yeah

1:06

, yeah . But then

1:09

the argument comes that we become integrated

1:11

, like they talk about the singularity , the

1:13

hybridization of homo

1:15

sapiens and technology . And there's plenty

1:18

of people to argue that us with smartphones

1:20

is already a cyborg

1:22

of sorts , because you know we don't need

1:24

math , we've got calculators on our phones

1:27

. You know we don't need to know shit , we just need to

1:29

find it . But here's

1:31

how I see the future of jiu-jitsu . Right

1:34

now , the biggest limitation on on

1:36

brazilian jiu-jitsu is your

1:38

training partner or

1:40

your coach . Like , or both . Yeah

1:42

, like . If you don't have a training partner to work with and you don't have

1:44

a coach , you don't have a training partner to work with and you don't have a coach , you don't have

1:47

a physical way to get better and you don't

1:49

have the technical information to improve

1:51

. But imagine

1:53

this , because this is what this

1:55

gentleman was saying to me he's like you need to

1:58

AI yourself . You

2:00

need to create the AI version of you

2:02

so anyone can train with you . I'm

2:04

like that would be an abusive AI bot . Hey , jt , you need to create the AI version of you

2:06

so anyone can train with you . Right ? I'm like that would be an abusive AI bot

2:08

. Hey , jt , what am I eating today ? Shut the fuck up , you're

2:10

not fucking eating today . Lose some weight , bitch

2:13

. That would be my AI

2:15

. Yeah , it would be very similar . It would be like probably

2:17

it would only need like six different lines , that's

2:19

it . It's

2:22

like wow , I don't like this . But

2:25

imagine bear with me that

2:34

you have the AI version of Andre Galvan or whichever Fabio Gurgel

2:36

, and it's Star Wars . So you've got like

2:38

a little holographic projection , except

2:41

instead of it could be like a little um

2:43

, google home appliance

2:46

and it projects the , like

2:48

a little disc that projects the image

2:50

. So the coach is standing there watching

2:52

you , yeah , and gives you feedback . Now

2:54

that could be me . It could be you . You're doing the

2:56

bulletproof program at home , except you're

2:59

like no , I don't like the abusive jt , I'm going to switch over

3:01

to joey . Joey's

3:03

voice is getting annoying . Switch to Raylene , and

3:05

then so you and they literally that

3:08

holographic representation

3:10

of the person will actually be able to

3:12

observe , from senses

3:15

in the thing , your motion and say , oh

3:17

, hey , look , you see how you did that . I need you to

3:19

lift your chest up a bit more . This

3:22

will be applicable for Jiu Jitsu . You

3:24

will be able to get the Cade

3:26

Rotolo . You know , instead

3:28

of you getting the BJJ

3:31

fanatics instructional , you

3:33

now have Cade Rotolo as your coach , yeah , and

3:35

so you start practicing whatever his moves

3:38

are , and he gives you feedback via

3:40

this holographic AI LLM

3:42

. What are you drilling it with ? Here's

3:45

what we're going to talk about Jiu-Jitsu

3:47

robots . I said it

3:49

, jesus , I think I just disconnected

3:52

mine . I've just got to stop

3:54

doing that on the sound desk . Sorry , I'm just getting

3:56

enthusiastic . Man had

3:58

one guy in the comments on YouTube . Go , I

4:01

just struggle to really keep up with the guy in

4:03

the hat . I don't know what he's thinking . You

4:12

and tube go , I just struggle to really keep up with the guy in the hat . I don't know what

4:14

he's thinking . You and me both , bro . I said man , just try and keep up with my fucking caffeine

4:16

intake , bro , if you have as many copies as I have , then you'll know where my head is at

4:18

out of space . But , um , right now there

4:20

is a company in

4:22

america which is is innovating

4:24

humanoid robots for packing

4:27

, for doing human tasks . We're

4:29

not just talking MIT , like

4:31

robot horse looking things or

4:34

like kind of robots

4:37

that do backflips and run over obstacles . We're

4:39

talking about something that looks like a human

4:41

, that can fold clothes , pack them

4:43

and send them to you . Wow , can lift boxes

4:45

. We'll basically take over white

4:47

collar jobs . Wow , yeah , there's

4:49

. There won't be like . This is . This is happening right now

4:52

? Blue collar , yeah , blue collar work . So right

4:54

now , ai is chewing up the white

4:56

collar jobs . It's like oh , you're a lawyer . Yeah

4:58

, the

5:04

next step on this ? Factory workers . Yeah

5:07

, I think it's called the company . I could

5:09

be wrong . I think it's called Feature . This

5:11

guy's raising a couple billion

5:13

dollars right now . He's got a factory in the middle

5:15

of nowhere and they

5:17

are building these humanoid robots to do

5:19

the repetitive tasks . So humans will

5:21

not do them . Fucking hell . And you know what he said

5:24

. His number one competition is Like

5:26

what ? Elon Right ? His number one competition is like what

5:29

Elon right cars . He's like

5:31

don't worry about a car . Imagine you

5:33

could buy a robot and send it to work for

5:35

you , right ? So then

5:37

that's something else too . In the same

5:39

way , in the future , if there's automated cars

5:42

, you could . If you are

5:44

a car owner , if you choose to do that , you can

5:46

have your car earn you money , like earn you rent while you're

5:49

. While you choose to do that , you can have your car earn you money , like earn you rent . While you're not

5:51

using it , you can charge Massive income , baby . Well

5:53

, I don't know . Here we are . This is the dream , sort

5:55

of . But yeah , no , there's this idea in the future

5:57

that not everyone will have jobs . I

6:00

don't know what that economy looks like , right ? So anyway , I

6:03

go Interesting observation on that from my Marxist

6:06

economist buddy . Please on that from my , uh , marxist economist buddy . Oh , yeah , it's

6:08

a good time . Yeah , so that guy was talking about

6:10

when we're talking podcast last time , richard wolf

6:12

. Yes , well , I love to listen to a marxist economist

6:15

. My mom actually likes him . Oh , does she ? Yeah

6:17

, right on me and her got into a funny discussion . Have you

6:19

listened to him yet ? I have not , but it's

6:21

hard not to like no , but , um , yeah

6:24

, but he was just talking about that . Someone

6:26

asked him about AI and he said

6:28

he said , well , here's , here's

6:30

how it works . He said in a , in

6:33

a , in a worker co-op , which

6:35

is a worker focused business

6:38

, right , and he talks about these . There's a . There's

6:40

a huge Spanish company . It's , I think it's the

6:42

largest contributor to spent to the Spanish

6:45

GDP . Okay , it's

6:49

to the spanish gdp . Okay , it's a huge organization and it's a worker co-op . It's essentially

6:52

a socialist company , right , where basically it just means that the

6:54

workers have a vote in what the company

6:56

does . That's cool , right ? Yeah , so it's not like

6:58

they still make money , they do all that shit

7:00

. They participate in capitalism , yes

7:03

, but the workers have some power . Yeah , it's

7:05

more theocratic , democratic . Yeah

7:07

, the workers , they vote for the manager

7:09

, all that sort of shit . And he was saying so

7:12

when you know , with ai

7:14

technology , like you know , coming

7:16

as it is , he said , in a worker

7:19

co-op situation , those

7:21

companies will be able

7:23

to use ai

7:25

to replace the workers , which means that

7:27

the workers can now enjoy their

7:29

life more . So , instead of having to work 10 hours

7:31

a day , they can work three and

7:34

the company can continue doing what it does

7:36

and the workers can have more time to themselves . He

7:38

said in , but in a classic capitalist company

7:40

, all of the workers lose

7:43

their jobs because the capitalist

7:45

is always looking for a way to increase

7:47

their margin . Yeah , and that's

7:49

basically it . And I was like fuck , that's

7:52

a really interesting observation . Like , of course

7:54

, it's very simple , but you're like , yeah

7:56

, that makes sense . Like everyone's going to lose their job

7:58

. Yeah , well , it's not that everyone will

8:00

lose their jobs , it's just the jobs will have to

8:02

be different . Yeah , but you would have

8:04

to say that I mean , of course , there will

8:06

be new jobs , right ? Well , you're going to become

8:09

a robot technician ? Yeah

8:14

, but not enough to replace the amount of… . No , definitely the change will be that

8:16

not everybody will have work

8:18

, but there will be different work , right , yeah

8:20

? So people are like , oh , automated

8:23

cars , like fuck Taxis

8:26

. You know , poor old taxis , taxi drivers

8:28

are going to learn how to fucking fix an automated car

8:30

. Like they'll become automated car mechanics

8:32

. Like there will always be

8:34

work . And some of them are like , yeah , but if we

8:36

work on solar , poor old miners

8:39

, what are they going to do ? Like , bro

8:41

, work it out . There'll be new jobs . Like more of them

8:43

will be creative . You know , like that's kind

8:45

of sure , but I , but I don't think that and

8:47

I don't necessarily think it's a problem , but they

8:49

won't . I don't . Like we

8:52

are . I think the network that

8:54

humans need to do will be reduced . Oh , it will

8:56

, right ? So there's going to be a bunch of motherfuckers on this

8:58

planet that are like twiddling their thumbs . So

9:00

we need to figure out well , how do what do we ? I

9:02

don't think a bunch of people will

9:05

be twiddling their thumbs . I still believe

9:07

, depending on the society you live in , your

9:10

life will get better somehow

9:12

, according to how you want to live it . But

9:14

the job might be that you become

9:17

. You know , professions are

9:19

going to change . But this is what I want to say

9:21

relevant to jujitsu . Like , let

9:24

me try and circle back around to my original

9:27

thought there will be a jiu-jitsu

9:29

robot . Yeah , so

9:31

you will be able to train with

9:33

a jiu-jitsu robot and you will be able to set the

9:35

skill level . You'll also be able to

9:37

set the strength level . Blue belt spaz mode

9:39

no , that's the most dangerous

9:42

mode there is . I'm going to lose a limb

9:44

here . And you know I

9:47

put this actually to an ai group

9:49

at sydney uni . I said could you teach

9:52

an ai algorithm to do

9:54

jiu-jitsu ? Where are you talking to the students at

9:56

sydney uni ? What's well ? No , no , I just fucking

9:58

. What do you mean ? Like I'm a bjj . So after

10:01

the lecture that I gave last week , I asked my

10:03

students no , no , no , because I'm interested

10:05

in this shit like , where did you put it to them

10:07

? I on a , on a , like a on a forum

10:09

at Sydney uni . Because they they said , oh , what

10:11

are your , what's your interest in AI and robotics

10:14

? And I was , like can you teach an

10:16

AI robot Brazilian jujitsu

10:18

? And anyway , the responses

10:20

were pretty minimal . But I'm going to go

10:22

there and talk . I

10:26

am intent on helping there

10:29

be a BJJ robot . It's going to fucking

10:31

happen . I'm going to Luke Skywalker up

10:34

as a zoom , right , I'm

10:37

just waiting for guys by the end of the year

10:39

I

10:41

don't know if it's in the next three or six months

10:44

, no . But for example , go with me on this . I

10:48

think it makes sense . Moore's law right . It's

10:51

like there's a halving right Everything

10:53

the productivity , however many years

10:55

. There's a Now they're saying there's a point at which

10:57

we hit the singularity , which is where technology

10:59

and humans combine consciousness and technology

11:01

and we become gods and some weird shit . But

11:04

if we're talking about phones and

11:06

we look at phones compared to computers

11:08

in the 80s or in the 70s , where

11:11

computers were worth millions of dollars and they

11:13

took up a whole fucking room

11:15

, now we have really powerful

11:18

computers in our pockets and

11:20

we play video games and porn . It's

11:23

so dumb , right ? I

11:28

honestly believe that at a critical

11:30

point point , the limitation of a training partner

11:33

and a coach is not what jujitsu will

11:35

be right . Eventually

11:37

, robots will be cheap enough

11:39

that you could have a robot

11:42

jujitsu coach , yep . Or you

11:44

could have a virtual jujitsu coach of

11:47

whoever you want , any famous

11:49

coach in the history of jujitsu , provided

11:51

they've given permission to have their likeness

11:53

and their their brain uploaded

11:55

to this thing . Yeah , and then

11:58

you will roll with a robot at home and we

12:00

will probably see the first

12:02

ever jujitsu champion who never trained

12:04

with a real person . By the

12:06

same token , I believe it goes a step

12:08

further , where we see an

12:11

AI robot grappling

12:13

a world champion and beating them in

12:15

the same way we had it with chess , with deep blue

12:17

, in the same way we had it with go Yep

12:19

, um , this is what . This is where

12:21

it's going , cause I think jujitsu is actually the most complex

12:24

game . We just haven't figured out the hardware

12:26

version Right . Once they figure that out , then

12:29

it's over . We will have

12:31

trained the BJJ terminators , mikey

12:34

Musumechi , as a robot game

12:36

over . No , so this is , this is the future

12:38

, and you know I'm I'm interested

12:41

in it because I think it'll move Jiu Jitsu forward

12:43

. I just don't know if it moves as close as to the apocalypse

12:45

. Yeah , I can't help but feel like

12:47

it's going to , but yeah , it's going to be a fascinating ride

12:49

until then , yes , well

12:52

, there you go , guys . Keep your eye on the Bulletproof

12:55

store for the version

12:57

one of the Jiu-Jitsu Robot , available soon

13:00

. It's just me in fucking aluminium

13:02

. Yeah , thanks

13:05

y'all .