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On this episode of the powers point podcast

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, we discover what AI is , the

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pros and cons of it , and how it will

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affect our lives going forward . Now

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, scott , give us one of those beats

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.

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Wait , stop the music

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. I cannot believe . You just

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said that , james .

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I am very offended .

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What do you mean , that's ?

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offensive .

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Oh , come on now . You said blip blip

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, bleep blip . That is pretty low , Jim

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. My grand circuit listens to this

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show Okay , uh , this

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is weird . I will let you continue this podcast

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, but if I am offended anymore , I

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will be taking over this show Now

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. Murray , drop the beat .

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Well , hello , hello . Welcome to the powers point

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podcast . I'm Scott Powers , and with

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me is the one and only Jim

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Banks . How's it going , jim ?

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Pretty good here , pretty good Awesome

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.

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Now , if you're just joining

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us and you're new to the show and you're wondering

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what we are all about , well

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, first of all , welcome . And we

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talk about anything and everything , with the exception

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of two things . We don't talk religion

1:33

. We don't talk politics , because

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we like to have fun in this show and

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we're not experts on those two . So

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if those two subjects are what you're

1:41

looking for , there's over 8,000

1:44

different podcasts talking

1:46

about religion and what's going on in the

1:48

world and you guys can go

1:50

listen to that and be depressed why the

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others who are sticking around can

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have some fun . Jim , how's ?

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the week going man . Pretty good

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. Uh , started snowing again , so

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got more shoveling to

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do , and my back doesn't like that . Uh , prospects

2:06

.

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You know we're getting up there

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in age and I could feel it , man . You

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know when , when I can't use the

2:13

snow this is first world problem here

2:16

when you can't use the snow blower

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because it won't pick up the snow , because it's too

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heavy , yeah , and you got to go out and buy a

2:22

snow blower shovel . You

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got a cord and you got like a hundred

2:26

foot cord and you keep tripping on it

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. No , and then you got to go back to the old

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school because that seems to be

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the only way you out there building

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a snowman with Jimmy and uh

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, he started a week ago , but then it stopped

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snowing and it all froze and it got those

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uh , negative weather , as we had here below

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zero . So now that

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we got uh snowpocalypse again this

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morning , uh , is

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there going to be like a part two of snowman building

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?

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Yeah , He'll probably come . He said grandma's

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now he'll probably come and , uh , keep

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building it . Later I want to go out there and build it .

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Last week's show . It did pretty good and

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I got to give a shout out to the people

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in Germany , canada and

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the U ? S . That seems to be our biggest

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players right now . A lot of people

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kind of got a little weirded out at the

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end .

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Oh yeah , I didn't understand a lot of it either

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.

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I usually play music and

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then we got these robotic voices

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that came through and like that one you

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just heard , and they're trying to take over

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the show because she just had

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him play her song instead

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of our fun song .

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Right , I don't know what's going on . I mean , I offended

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somehow . How did I offend on AI

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? What was going on ?

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Like I said , AI has become

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woke now .

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Am I the first person to be canceled by AI ?

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You know , that's the way . That's the way

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it looks , man . So a lot

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of people are weirded out by AI

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. The big question is what is

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AI ?

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Well , I am glad that you asked in

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layman terms , artificial intelligence

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can be used , defined as a branch of computer

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science that can simulate human intelligence

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. We are implemented in

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machines to perform tasks that actually

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require human intelligence . If

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you are wondering what is AI , Some

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of our primary functions includes the like

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of reasoning , learning , problem

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solving and quick decision making . Sorry

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.

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Jim , Sorry , what's

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going on here ? I mean , is

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this going to happen the entire show , Because I got

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other stuff to do . I mean

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, do we have to be by the time

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we get done with this episode ? If we're going to have this many interruptions

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? It's going to be like in two weeks

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.

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Yeah , you know I try to have

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something planned for us and supposedly

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these , these voices are

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named Molly and Murray and

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yeah , that's what I was told . So

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please , if you guys are listening

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, the AI I'm sorry that might have

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just defended them to calm them . Guys

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, if you AI's are

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listening , just give us a show , all

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right , let us get through this show

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.

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Okay , we got to tell everybody what it , what happens

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and the pros and cons of it , and everything

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.

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And if we have any questions we'll

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ask you . So just sit in the audience

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and zip the lip , because

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zippers are old fashioned . Ai , oh

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my gosh . Anyways , continuing

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on , I apologize to the listeners

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out there and I'll

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just put these guys on mute . I

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could see it on the on the screen

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so they won't be bugging

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us no more today . Jim

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, you dove head

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first into this AI . Yeah

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, and I've talked about it a lot over the last

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couple of years on , but I never talked

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about it . I always mention it , but

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I've never talked on the show

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about it . Yeah . So

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what ? What did you think man Like the

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stuff that you've seen ?

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My thoughts were it was a

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lot of the stuff that divide , like the apps

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and the websites

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that'll help you with AI , or AI that

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gathers the data and it could . The

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stuff that can do for you is pretty amazing

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and I was like , wow , that's so cool

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, that's awesome , we

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could do that here . And

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you're getting like rushed with this gargantuan

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endless possibilities of anything

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you could think of is whatever your mind

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in the sky can think of . But then all

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of a sudden , I watched a couple

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other videos that show the bad things with AI

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and that scared the crap out of me .

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Yeah , you know , john Connors

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from the Terminator came

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back to warn us the

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AI is going to take over . Will

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Smith in iRobot warned

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us the AI could take over . Yeah

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, a lot of movies and TV shows

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talking about AI warned us

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. It's never it came out good , even

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even the kid

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from six cents , you

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know , like his AI

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robot just want to keep touching them .

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Oh , come on .

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But I got a question asked

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man , yeah , and I'll

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ask the AI later on and later

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on , maybe after the show . But

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having sex with a robot , is

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that cheating ?

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You asked me that before I know like

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one of my first episodes .

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It's in my head , man .

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Well , at least we know the listeners know

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where you're going to go If you get AI like

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the endless AI or something like

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the first thing . Scott's like where's my robot

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?

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A robot . I'm going to come home from work and be like honey

7:36

. I'm home and my wife's going to come to the top

7:38

of the stairs and I walk faster and go

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straight to the box and pull out my robot

7:42

.

7:43

She's going to be like I got a headache . Go talk to your robot

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in the bedroom .

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And I'll oil it up . So

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there are a lot of helpful things

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like you said . I

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could see , like for handicapped people . Yeah

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. You know , not being able to type , but

8:03

being able to do like voice

8:05

to text . Yeah . And

8:08

if you wanted to do

8:10

something like I'm not going

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to say that this name out loud

8:14

, but ALEXA . Okay

8:17

. I mean , think about it now . You could

8:19

tell it to turn on the

8:22

lights , lock the doors

8:24

. You

8:26

could do so much change the temperature in the

8:28

house all by just asking

8:30

. Yeah , you

8:32

know . And now they got stoves that are controlled

8:34

by AI .

8:36

Refrigerators .

8:36

I don't know . Yeah

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, I've seen refrigerators

8:41

that had , like the computer screens on

8:44

the front and as you're pulling

8:46

food or drinks out , it

8:48

automatically deducts it because it scans

8:51

as you're pulling it past the like

8:53

your inventory . Right

8:55

, like you're in some store

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.

8:58

That's crazy . It

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is and the whole thing is all of

9:02

this is going to like , just keep growing

9:05

. Like in a year , five years , this

9:07

stuff is going to just it's spreading right now

9:09

and there's no way to get this genie back

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in the bottle . Because this is , people are

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going nuts over this , millions of people

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.

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You know , and it's not just software

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it's like in Las

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Vegas this past week they had this

9:24

big like AI electronic

9:26

convention show . It's for

9:28

what's coming out in 2024 . Yeah

9:31

and holy cow , Talk

9:33

about things that can make you a little bit lazier

9:35

.

9:36

Exactly .

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They have this thing called the rabbit ARR

9:40

one , and it

9:42

hooks to your phone and

9:45

so you don't have to talk to your phone . You

9:47

just tell the rabbit where

9:49

it apt to go , what to do , what

9:51

to say , what the text , and you

9:53

never have to touch your phone .

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Yeah , I saw something like that . It said you

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text the

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AI , you

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get it familiar to your text . So

10:06

then the AI , you could program it to answer

10:08

how you speak and how , like

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the slang , or speak , speak you speak

10:13

, or the accent , and it'll text

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just like that for you and

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answer for you .

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You know , for the last last

10:22

six months , I've been using AI for

10:25

the video or for the podcast

10:27

, because it cleans it up

10:29

, except it can't take out my

10:31

breathe , in which , molly

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Murray , if you're listening , I'm sure you are

10:36

.

10:36

They're working on it , don't worry .

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And it's , it's . It's

10:42

crazy man . It transcripts

10:44

for me in a matter of minutes

10:46

so like an hour show . You

10:49

know transcript everything and

10:51

then it makes like a blog . I

10:53

don't ever post the blogs , but

10:56

when you read it you're like man , that's professionally

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done . Yeah , you know like , but

11:01

I'm thinking of all the time

11:03

that it saves me . You

11:05

know , back then I'd have to have Lynn help

11:09

me think of titles or

11:11

or whatnot and

11:13

the punctuation . And then it's in

11:16

that and then when

11:18

it scans the whole program

11:20

it comes up with about eight titles

11:22

and I just pick what I want

11:25

. I can correct like misspelling

11:27

the words if I want , but for the most

11:29

part I leave it . Man , when it talks

11:31

about like show description

11:33

. Yeah . And I'm just , I'm just thinking

11:36

. That used to take me an hour in itself

11:38

, you know , for all this , stuff

11:40

.

11:41

You didn't have me , though , because I

11:43

love coming up with like show title names

11:45

and stuff , and I remember the first couple episodes

11:47

I was on , I would tell you hey

11:49

, why don't we name it ? This little quick name or something

11:52

You're like no , I does it and I'm like Scott

11:54

, you don't have to describe the whole podcast

11:56

. That's what people are going to listen for . No

11:59

, it's got to , it gives it for you and I go

12:01

no , scott , that's . The fun part is to come up with

12:03

a title .

12:05

Yeah , I agree , I agree . It's just

12:07

sometimes when I'm like editing

12:09

and all that , I don't even finish until

12:12

like super late at night , you

12:14

know , and you might already be in bed and I'm

12:16

sure you don't want to meet a text for two in the

12:18

morning and be like , hey

12:20

, dude , I need a title man . That's all it's

12:22

left . It saves me so much time . It's

12:25

the description , because before , when I'd have

12:27

a description , it'd be like so

12:29

and so is on the show , this is mine

12:32

and Lynn's social media outlets , and

12:34

people would be like what do you guys

12:36

talk about ? You know , is it

12:38

worth coming on ? And then somebody

12:41

that's got like hearing impaired

12:43

asked me if we have transcripts

12:45

. And I'm like I am not transcripted

12:47

to my whole show and I'm not paying for anybody

12:50

to transcript my show , and then I

12:52

get this program for like $5

12:55

extra a month . It transcripts

12:57

the whole thing for me .

12:58

Yeah , that's what I that's one of the videos I saw . They

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said that one of the Chad GP

13:03

. Whatever the app , it can listen

13:06

to a podcast that you listen , to listen

13:08

off at YouTube or anywhere , and it could

13:10

listen to the whole podcast and

13:12

summarize what they talk about in a couple

13:14

sentences .

13:15

The whole episode is crazy and

13:17

fast .

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Yeah , in . Seconds .

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So what else did you see that

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would be helpful ?

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Well , a lot of the pros with AI

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I saw is that they talk

13:28

about as fewer errors . With humans

13:30

were emotional , you know , we could be going through

13:32

a breakup or loss or an anger and

13:35

we get tired and with AI

13:37

, there's way fewer errors with

13:39

AI . Another

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one is 24 seven uptime

13:45

. There's no feeding or sleeping for

13:47

AI . It could run programs for 24

13:49

hours a day , seven days a week and

13:51

it could run forever , as long as there's power .

13:54

That's pretty cool . Have you seen the stock

13:56

market ?

13:56

No .

13:57

You come up with your own stock

13:59

market profile and you let AI

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go to work and AI starts

14:04

investing your money for you and

14:06

pulls out , and , and

14:08

and sells right before

14:10

it drops . So you're you're

14:13

making money without doing anything

14:15

.

14:16

Now wait a minute . And how come Martha

14:18

Stewart gets tips like

14:20

that and she goes to jail . But AI

14:23

does that too , and they don't get in trouble

14:25

.

14:26

What are you going to throw a laptop in the jail ?

14:28

Throw something I don't know . That's wrong

14:30

.

14:31

Like who controls AI .

14:33

That's the . It's a nameless , faceless thing . That's

14:35

what the problem is .

14:36

I also seen it's on Amazon

14:39

. It's getting well . It's getting ready to start selling

14:41

on Amazon . It's called Amazon

14:43

Astro . Ok . And it's a

14:45

guard dog and it

14:47

has like a tablet for a face and

14:50

it has like an antenna on the top and

14:52

it's got like treads , like a tank track

14:55

. Yeah . And so , like

14:57

it'll follow you if you

14:59

want it to , it'll scan everybody's face in

15:01

the house and recognize you and

15:03

become . If I say if you're

15:05

at the house and I'm like , hey , go get Jim a beer

15:07

, and I put a beer in the back

15:09

for it , it'll . It'll find you in the crowd

15:12

and give you the beer . It'll

15:14

say I got a present for you . Oh my

15:16

gosh , like if you're away

15:18

from home and you're like , oh

15:20

man , did I turn the

15:22

stove off ? You could tell Amazon

15:25

Astro I'm not kidding

15:28

, that's its name . Yeah , check the stove

15:30

for you . So , amazon Astro

15:32

, come to the kitchen and the telescope

15:35

comes out of its head , which is another camera

15:37

. Yeah . And it'll look great

15:40

at all the burners for you to assure

15:42

you that everything's cool .

15:45

Oh my gosh , Amazon Astro

15:47

, who's been in the cupboard here eating all the food and

15:50

it'll just look at you like Murr .

15:52

Dude , it's got a price on it . Man

15:55

, I almost want to get it , dude , it's fifteen

15:57

hundred bucks .

15:58

No wait , wait a body . Wait a couple months

16:00

or a year , and then it'll make a better version .

16:03

It looks cool , don't buy it always .

16:05

Go ahead hey don't buy the

16:07

first one . Just you know

16:09

, that's the one that was

16:11

all the kinks and stuff and the bad stuff . So

16:13

they got to get the bugs out .

16:15

I guess they've been testing this for over a year

16:17

already .

16:18

Yes .

16:18

So what you're about to get People

16:22

want ? The camera comes shooting

16:24

out of its head too fast and stab you . Ah

16:27

, ain't only . Ain't only stab you , because

16:29

it comes straight up Check

16:34

, check for a colon

16:38

ostomy .

16:43

Astro . No , love robot , get

16:45

Astro off me .

16:47

What's another program or something that you've

16:50

seen ? That would be helpful .

16:51

Analyzing large sets of data quickly . That's

16:54

what AI is really good at . What

16:56

it takes humans weeks to analyze . It

16:59

takes AI like minutes .

17:02

Well , do you think that would be good for

17:04

humanity , or

17:06

for like an individual , without

17:09

having to worry about losing their job ?

17:12

Well , the one thing I thought of first , because

17:14

one of my hobbies is genealogy

17:17

and they have those old 1950

17:19

census in that and they would have volunteer

17:22

ancestry dot com and other places have

17:24

volunteers and

17:26

they go through and transcribe everything

17:28

because of the old time writing and

17:31

it would take weeks and months or

17:33

months and months to do like the

17:35

entire thing digitalized for people

17:37

to see . But now with the last couple

17:40

of years with AI it's been

17:42

getting those census has done like in

17:44

a couple of days or something . It's amazing

17:47

.

17:48

That would be . That would be pretty cool . Yeah

17:50

. Now for those that

17:52

have always wanted their own webpage

17:54

, you know , but they don't

17:56

have a lot of money to spend and you

17:59

know like that could be pricey hiring

18:01

somebody to make a webpage or

18:04

having to pay to go through school . Hey

18:06

, that's us . Yeah , exactly

18:08

, but this is called

18:10

designer GPT . Oh

18:13

, so you put , you put in a few sentences

18:15

and it creates

18:17

a whole web page for you . Man off

18:20

a few sentences , it adds pictures

18:22

, it makes it professional

18:24

, man .

18:25

Maybe we're going to have to look into that .

18:28

Oh , definitely , and I think it's

18:30

like a monthly fee you

18:32

know for it to , for it to update , but

18:35

where does that money go ? Who are you paying

18:38

?

18:38

Yeah , no kidding , I'm paying a computer .

18:40

Another thing that came out at the twenty twenty

18:43

four electronic AI show

18:45

. Have you ever used a pair of

18:47

binoculars Like the ? Look

18:49

for birds , you know . Or wildlife

18:51

, you know ? If you're a campaign , you're like , oh

18:54

, look at that bird , look at that bird , and you're like

18:56

man , I want to know the name . So

18:58

for forty eight hundred dollars

19:01

you could buy the Swarkovsky

19:03

optics AX

19:05

Visio binoculars . Whoa

19:08

, so these binoculars you

19:10

look through , and then there's a third camera

19:12

lens in the middle of the two lenses

19:14

and , as you're like scanning

19:17

the area , when it sees wildlife

19:19

, the name of the animal pops

19:21

up on the lens of the .

19:23

Oh my .

19:24

God Binocular , wow

19:26

, so you , you'll know what you're looking

19:28

at .

19:29

That's amazing .

19:31

Exactly , man , and you

19:33

know like . Then you're going to look like the smart

19:36

guy because people are

19:38

going to be like . I mean , you know the name of that bird

19:40

. You know because you'll see something you're like was

19:42

that a muskrat ? Was that a beaver ? You

19:45

know , was that a groundhog or chipmunk

19:47

?

19:48

And then your wife , your wife , your wife will call

19:50

you out saying oh , he's just using his third eye

19:52

over there .

19:54

And dude , and they're so cool , I think Again

19:56

, it's called the Swarkovsky optic

19:59

O , p , t , I , k , and

20:02

then AX , and then the

20:04

I S , I , o and

20:07

I thought Swarkovsky was like

20:09

crystals , but

20:11

there's nothing crystal on it . But

20:13

imagine like what you can

20:16

learn as like if you

20:18

take your kid out and you're like dad

20:20

, dad , what is that ? What is that ?

20:23

Well , a little , or yeah yeah . Well

20:25

, little Caroline , that's a yellow-bellied sap sucker

20:27

.

20:29

Everybody knows that . You know

20:31

, and you can even plug a

20:33

little headphone in and go into one ear

20:36

and it'll like audio . It , oh

20:38

my gosh . So . And it'll tell

20:40

you a little bit about that animal as

20:43

well . Yeah . So it's

20:46

crazy man .

20:47

How about ? What do you have ?

20:49

How about that GPT voice

20:51

conversation ? Ok . Mimics

20:54

, it mimics you .

20:56

Yeah , I've heard of stuff like that .

20:58

Like you say a few lines and

21:00

it like learns you real

21:02

quick and it becomes , you See

21:04

this is where they take over your personality

21:06

and everything . When the computers finally do take over

21:08

, you can call off at home and you'll

21:11

be somewhere else .

21:16

I don't know what they're going to have everybody do if all the jobs

21:18

are gone .

21:19

I'm going to save the best for last . I got a few

21:21

more things that I think are good . So

21:24

, if you , if you got something , I

21:26

got some cons .

21:28

Well , no wait , I got some , I got some cons

21:30

. If you want to hear some cons , Save that

21:32

for right now . Ok

21:35

, I got no cons . No

21:38

, oh , you know what ? See , you're going to be the first

21:40

one . They're going to freaking like turn into a robot

21:42

.

21:43

But it did oh wait , better not

21:45

say that again .

21:46

The Tmoo company is going to use you as their first

21:48

AI .

21:49

You know I bought the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle

21:51

today , or toy , and

21:54

it's what you could buy in the store . Somebody

21:57

called it the Tmoo Ninja

22:00

Tmoo Mutant Ninja Turtle

22:02

. Wow , right .

22:05

OK , this one . What ? What do you want to

22:07

say ?

22:08

No , I was going to say man , I'm straight off

22:10

again , so what do you got ?

22:12

I got things you could do with AI . You

22:15

can make a song . You have going

22:17

to these different websites , like

22:19

two , like several of them , and

22:21

sometimes they're like a

22:24

little fee and stuff , or monthly . You

22:26

can make a song . The AI will make

22:28

a song and make a music video for

22:30

you , or it can make commercials

22:32

or anything else .

22:35

Does it use like your image ?

22:36

Yeah , you can OK

22:39

, this one makes a song and you could

22:41

put what kind of type of music you want to listen to . You

22:44

want to in the song , like bluegrass

22:46

or country or metal or pop and

22:48

then what the song is about , you

22:51

write I want to have a song

22:53

about a dog and a

22:55

cat going to the movie theater , and

22:57

then you just tell a story and it'll make a song . It'll make a song

23:00

that rhymes in everything to

23:02

to the beat of that music , and

23:04

then they have , like other websites , I think , that do the videos and

23:06

you save the audio and splice it . And

23:10

you could , like you do with the podcast

23:12

, it'll splice up different parts of the video and you're pretty

23:14

much editing the whole thing . You're

23:18

not going to this big studio and you've made a music

23:20

video on a song . Pretty amazing

23:22

, it is .

23:23

It takes a lot . I would , I would , I would do that

23:25

man , I would do that man . Is

23:28

it like just a software program or do you got

23:30

up by ? Um ? There there are two or three websites .

23:31

I could tell you after , um

23:34

, which one is the ? Or ? I'll

23:37

give you the link to the video on how to . The guy goes

23:39

step by step how to do it and stuff and

23:41

he shows different example . He

23:43

has an example of a song he has made and then he picks the one

23:46

he likes . Then

23:48

he goes to this one website where they make the video and it shows step by step

23:50

how he's making it . It's

23:53

pretty amazing , man .

23:54

I mean , they could like like you

23:56

said chat GPT ?

23:56

Yeah , they can uh the . That's the stuff . I was mind blown

23:59

what they can do . I

24:03

mean , you always send me stuff from chat , gpt , and I just thought

24:06

you were drunk . I

24:09

don't know what you're talking about , but , dude , you're not

24:11

supposed to tell about my personal life .

24:13

Oh , it's between you and your sex robot or your love

24:15

robot .

24:16

I'm sorry , hey

24:18

man , why I'm in the deep . Why are you in the deep ?

24:21

Hey man , why I'm in the deep , why I'm doing

24:24

the deed , I'm writing the music

24:26

.

24:26

Yeah , and Astros recording you guys in the corner and

24:28

never mind .

24:30

With with the extended

24:32

camera , the telescopic

24:34

camera .

24:35

Oh God .

24:36

So they got this , this projector

24:39

. It's an . It's a IMAX

24:41

projector , but it's

24:43

for houses .

24:45

Like the side of a house .

24:47

No , inside you stick

24:49

this tripod looking camera

24:51

in your in the room on

24:54

the in the middle of the room . Ok

24:56

dude , it scans the walls . It'll

24:59

spin and scan the wall until

25:02

it finds the wall it likes and

25:04

that it could play the movie off of , and it'll

25:07

always remember that , even when you move

25:09

it to another room . Yeah

25:11

you know you could

25:13

bring it back in the room , sit it in the same place

25:15

and it'll go right to that wall .

25:18

But what if it walks around your house and says I don't like

25:20

none of this stuff . This is a dump .

25:23

And you're going to be playing it off the neighbor's house

25:25

.

25:26

Come on Astros , or was it called

25:28

projector pick , or whatever .

25:30

Oh man , what is the name of that ? I didn't

25:32

write that name down . I mean , it

25:35

was a thing . How about this

25:37

? Yeah , you've seen Star

25:39

Wars , right ? Yes , I have . OK

25:42

, so in a new hope , which

25:44

is episode four or

25:47

throughout the whole thing , you have

25:49

like a princess Leia . When

25:52

they touch our 2D2 and her projection

25:54

comes out of our two , she's

25:56

like master Obi-Wan , blah , blah blah

25:58

. So this

26:00

company called Hollow Connects OK , it has

26:02

three different things . It's

26:05

called a hollow box , a modular

26:07

hollow box or a hollow box mini . So

26:10

I take your image

26:12

in your voice , OK . Ok

26:15

. I can hold you up and

26:17

you'll be like a mini gym , whereas

26:19

my mom calls you tiny gym and

26:23

you'll be in my hand . It'll be

26:25

like really you . It'll

26:27

be your voice , but

26:29

yeah , it's thinking like

26:31

you can ask me questions and

26:34

it's a 360 hologram . You

26:36

could hold it up , you can hold it down and

26:38

you could take celebrities scanner

26:41

pictures and it creates

26:43

that celebrity with

26:46

their voice Whoa . So I can

26:48

have my teenage crush

26:50

, alyssa Milano or Drew Barrymore

26:53

in the palm of my hand , or

26:56

a bigger one the hollow box

26:58

is the biggest one and it can give

27:00

life size holograms .

27:02

Geez , oh Pete , if

27:06

you're kidding , if you're kidding listening to you , you

27:08

can put a little Samuel Jackson accosted

27:10

him . You better do your homework

27:13

.

27:14

Say what again this

27:18

place ? Is a dump . Oh , my

27:21

big , my big , reveal

27:23

here . I'm an Elvis fan

27:25

Always have been right . Oh

27:28

what would I tell you if

27:30

AI Well , what would

27:32

I tell you if Elvis is going to be having

27:34

a concert in London pretty soon

27:36

?

27:37

Well , you told me he's a . He's already still

27:39

alive . Didn't you show me that one guy ?

27:41

Yeah , yeah , I'm not a pastor , but

27:44

you could touch him . You

27:47

could . It's a hologram , but you

27:49

can touch . How can you touch a hologram

27:51

? Hey , it's called Elvis

27:53

. Evolution is the name of the concert

27:55

and it takes you through his whole

27:58

life . And you know how , like

28:00

, elvis had the 1968

28:02

comeback special where everybody

28:05

sat around the wrestling ring

28:07

and he performed in the middle

28:09

of it . Yeah . You could be

28:11

in the audience and watch that whole concert

28:13

and if you walk around

28:16

, like if you walk to his back or whatever

28:18

, you'll see his back . You

28:20

know , like you could

28:22

touch him . Man , what

28:24

, hey , and they're going to start doing

28:26

this with , like the Beatles and and

28:29

all these , like yes , does

28:31

it gets retired right . Yeah

28:33

, I heard about that . The last concert and

28:35

now suddenly have introduced the

28:37

kiss AI . They're like

28:39

man , yeah , the band

28:42

can continue , even

28:44

though the real people aren't there . Yeah

28:46

. And the AI creates their own

28:48

music and go on

28:51

tour .

28:51

Yeah , they're like buy everybody . And then they all turned into

28:54

AI at their last concert and now they're like

28:56

digitally can be anywhere .

28:59

Did you go to one of those concerts I

29:01

know and that they're AI , I

29:04

don't think I don't .

29:06

I don't think I would . It's like it's not them

29:08

. I

29:11

mean , if they're going to charge the same price , like a thousand

29:14

dollars , for like stones to

29:16

tickets , but then it's not the Rolling Stones up

29:18

there or something that's like no .

29:22

But they create their own music .

29:24

I know I'm a music , I'm an old guy

29:26

, I don't know it's , it's , it's

29:28

not the same real feel .

29:30

All right , like if there's somebody in history and

29:32

you really want to see them . Yeah , I have

29:34

a chance . Like like

29:37

somebody from the 30s on up I'm not

29:39

talking about like Abraham Lincoln , you

29:41

know , nobody has . Nobody has

29:43

one of his voice patterns yeah , oh

29:46

you . But if it was like

29:48

from the 30s on up and you got

29:50

to see him perform like Jimi Hendrix

29:52

or the real

29:54

who you know you'll

29:57

be yelling who you know it just

29:59

I don't know man

30:01

.

30:02

See if I know they oh man

30:04

, that's , that's hard . I don't know about that

30:06

. That's . That's a real head scratcher , because you're

30:08

like kind of on the fence with that .

30:11

And you know , kiss tickets are going to still be the same

30:13

price .

30:13

Oh , exactly as long as . As long as Gene

30:15

Simmons is alive , yeah .

30:17

Right , if not more . So

30:22

that that that's some crazy

30:24

stuff . And one more thing I

30:26

have .

30:27

OK .

30:28

So say it's cold outside like it is

30:30

now . Yes . And

30:32

here's lonely and

30:35

your friends are all at work because

30:38

they work normal job hours and

30:41

say somebody works straight

30:43

men nights for 20 years and

30:46

they're home alone . You

30:49

can have AI girlfriend . I've

30:51

.

30:52

I've . I have to send you a video . I

30:54

found this too , not for me .

30:57

No , you can communicate

31:00

with it . You can . She reacts

31:03

, acts to how you

31:05

react . They even call

31:07

you on the phone and talk to you man , how

31:10

crazy is that ? And

31:12

send you like selfies and

31:15

videos and but

31:17

the talking , like , how

31:19

did they talk and they know your name and Well

31:22

, because you I saw the guy , this guy do

31:24

it .

31:24

I'll have to send you the link . It is hilarious . This

31:26

guy is funny and he programmed

31:29

how the voice sounds and

31:31

his name and her name and like he

31:33

did all the basics and then it was talking

31:35

to him and stuff and answering questions , how he

31:37

like he would throw any

31:40

crazy questions and AI is going to

31:42

get a lot of it wrong because they don't know , like

31:44

slang , and whenever

31:46

you say like something , they don't , they

31:48

don't know what you really mean .

31:50

I got one more I forgot and

31:52

it's called we had

31:55

, it's one word .

31:57

Scott , we're going to get where we're going to get canceled

32:00

again by the AI .

32:01

No , just just give me a . Give me a chance

32:03

, murray , give me a chance . So this thing's

32:05

called we had it's

32:08

a 3D head in a

32:10

box . It looks like a head in a fish

32:12

tank and , dude

32:14

, you got to look it up . It's one word we had

32:16

. It talks to you . You

32:19

can make whatever ethnicity you want

32:21

. Oh , it learns

32:23

who you are . You can have

32:25

a male or female , depending on what

32:27

you want . You can have any race that you want

32:30

.

32:31

All right , all right , scott . The one question

32:33

every all the listeners are asking what

32:36

are you going to do with this ? We had Scott .

32:39

Get some . We had oh

32:41

no so glad you opened the door

32:44

.

32:44

Scott , I'm a we had .

32:47

Oh no wait , Scott , Find the we body to

32:50

go on the we had . Not

32:52

again , scott , no , go get Astro , go get Astro . Dude

32:56

, I'll tie it to one of my trawlers and walk it around

32:59

. Oh it was like some sci-fi

33:01

, but it I

33:03

don't think , I don't think it's going to be like 3,500

33:06

bucks and I'm actually thinking

33:08

, hmm , like

33:10

what can I sell to ? start

33:12

getting money towards that . Oh my gosh

33:15

, you know , imagine that

33:17

you're studying . You're

33:19

studying like we're in school , oh

33:21

, and you got the head right there

33:24

next to you and you

33:26

, you're like frustrated . In it it senses

33:28

, and it does do

33:30

the emotions , and

33:32

it senses that something's

33:34

up . You're frustrated and it calms

33:37

you down , talks so it's pretty much .

33:39

It's pretty much your friend right there .

33:41

Yeah , tells you to put the gun down .

33:46

Oh my gosh .

33:48

I'm happy man , I'm stoked about

33:50

a I coming and what I could do Like

33:53

. How can it really affect

33:55

me ?

33:56

I got some stuff from real quick . Also

33:58

, I can like teach you anything . They

34:01

even got AI like

34:03

stuff that for

34:06

kids homework . You put the homework

34:08

problem down and AI answers it in seconds

34:10

. I mean I'm like

34:12

how ? So how are kids going to learn anything

34:15

?

34:15

It doesn't tell you , like it

34:18

doesn't show you how it came to

34:20

that , or does it just answer .

34:22

It'll show it and answer it . So the kids you

34:24

know these kids are going to be like , hey , I'll just

34:26

have an answer all my problems .

34:29

I'll tell the kids Flunk .

34:30

Yeah , and they even have AI past

34:33

the bar to be like lawyers and stuff . Ai

34:35

can pass the bar and stuff they've

34:38

discovered , because it knows all the questions

34:40

, all the answers , everything and how to do

34:42

it .

34:43

Well , what do you think about this ? There's

34:46

a company that actually has

34:48

a CEO AI . The

34:51

AI is running the whole company

34:53

. Wow , they have board meetings

34:55

. It's looking at you on the screen , talking

34:58

to you , calls you out if you're doing

35:00

something wrong .

35:02

It's like man , man look at that I'd

35:04

like to have that little one in my hand .

35:09

No , if you're with AI . But look at Tesla

35:11

. Tesla

35:14

has a self-driving car , yeah , and

35:17

you just have to touch the steering wheel like four times an hour just

35:19

to let it know you're still awake and

35:22

it'll park it for you .

35:23

You know , park it for you .

35:25

It'll drive for you . You

35:27

know like I'd

35:29

be a little scared at first , man , especially

35:34

like driving through Chicago and traffic and going to

35:36

want to do a shortcut through the lake Also

35:40

AI will help you with your health and fitness .

35:42

It'll give you your information about your and

35:45

it'll tell you what you could eat like

35:48

to lose weight or exercise . You

35:55

could take a picture of AI or have your phone scan

35:57

your refrigerator and it will tell you by what you have

35:59

in your house , or you could type in what you

36:01

have only a couple things of food . It'll

36:04

give you a recipe , but it's not a recipe , it's

36:06

a food . It'll give you a recipe for just

36:08

what you have . That's crazy . It

36:11

is All . This stuff is crazy .

36:14

You ever watch a TV show Chopped ? Yeah

36:17

. That's what it's basically

36:19

that program is . It tells you what you have

36:21

in your house . That's what you can make .

36:24

Yeah , it's , this

36:26

stuff is endless with AI . It's crazy

36:28

how much you could play

36:30

games and it could give you . It can code

36:33

a game for you and then give you the

36:35

code and you could take it to your laptop or

36:37

anything else and you could play it on your

36:39

browser , the code you got from

36:41

the AI .

36:42

That's crazy man .

36:44

I mean this stuff , recommendations

36:46

for movies or music

36:49

. It could plan a trip for you . Every

36:51

little detail it could translate

36:53

. Here's the cool thing . I think this is one of the best

36:56

. It could translate legal documents

36:58

like those big . Sign this

37:00

and you have to read 40 pages of technical

37:02

like party the first part and party the

37:04

second part stuff . It could scan

37:07

all that and then basically sum

37:09

up what this

37:11

whole document means to you in a couple , one or two

37:13

sentences .

37:16

See , that says hundreds and hundreds

37:18

of dollars .

37:19

Yeah , I mean , this stuff

37:21

is limitless .

37:22

What kind of cons you got .

37:24

Oh , cons . This is where the scary

37:27

pretty

37:29

much AI lacks creativity , because

37:31

AI is based on decisions and

37:33

what's happened in the past and

37:36

it doesn't come up with anything new or innovative

37:38

to look at problems and solutions

37:40

. And with problems

37:43

, with stuff that comes up in life , there'll always

37:45

be unseen or unsuspected

37:48

variables that are going to happen that

37:50

AI cannot predict , and

37:52

that's one of the big problems . That's

37:55

crazy , man . Ai

37:57

also reduces employment . Like

38:00

you were saying , if a company just wants to

38:02

go all AI , you're

38:04

going to have a lot of people because it'll get the

38:06

work done faster . They say it

38:09

does repetitive

38:11

work and doesn't complain , it's safe and

38:13

you don't have to pay AI to do it . In

38:15

machines I mean with the car industry

38:17

that's when it first started , like really in

38:20

factories . That's the first AI

38:22

that was doing stuff , but now it's

38:24

like almost every company

38:26

can use AI and

38:28

that means that , like I said , what

38:30

are we all going to do if AI starts slowly

38:33

over the next five to 10 to 20 years

38:35

? Takes our jobs , our jobs .

38:37

Yeah , but by that time I'll be 80

38:40

years old man .

38:40

Oh my gosh .

38:44

How about AI coffins , where

38:46

you walk up to the grave and

38:48

the person just starts talking to you ? That'd

38:51

be weird , man .

38:52

Okay , I want my . If I'm in my

38:54

AI coffin , I want to , like anyone

38:56

comes up , I'll just pop up and go wait

38:59

. What are you waking me up for ?

39:04

I want to sleep . Your steps are too loud

39:06

. Hey , while

39:08

you're on air , look

39:10

at the picture I just sent you , man . Oh

39:13

, this is we had .

39:15

Scott , that's disgusting . How

39:17

did you get me that's ? How did you get that

39:19

position ? Oh wait , that's not the picture . Hold on , Okay

39:22

, there it is . Oh , that looks real

39:24

, real body weird .

39:26

Right , but the face looks like it's just sitting in

39:28

like a , like a jar .

39:30

It looks like ice cubes , kind of like

39:33

a face inside ice cube , like you're trapped

39:35

, kind of .

39:36

Right , right , and you could put like an adult

39:38

female , you could put like all kinds

39:40

of stuff in there , man .

39:41

Oh , that's weird .

39:43

And it talks .

39:45

I'd be like , ah , the devil .

39:49

Imagine if we

39:51

could bring back our great grandparents

39:53

and they see how . You

39:56

know how technology is . I

39:58

think they'd want to go back to the grave .

40:00

They , oh , my grandparents and that they

40:02

would all freak out . They would . Some of them would

40:04

be like this is the devil . They

40:07

said this in the Bible that when these days happen

40:09

that blah , blah , blah and

40:13

it's like , oh no , but then you get some of those relics

40:15

that would be like this that's awesome . How come that didn't

40:17

invent when I was alive ? One

40:20

thing , I . What are you talking about ?

40:22

We live in the matrix and

40:25

we're in , like this computer world , and

40:28

deja vu is

40:30

actually a

40:33

remnant in your head . That wasn't

40:35

cleared out . You know what I mean .

40:37

Oh right , Did you just wait ? Didn't you

40:39

just ask me that question before ?

40:41

Yeah , yeah , I think I did .

40:43

Oh yeah , I've been watching

40:45

some like supposed real videos

40:47

of like a bird flying and a bird

40:50

stuck in midair flying and everybody's looking

40:52

around like what the hell's going on .

40:54

Did see a plane on my way to work and

40:56

it was just sitting there . Like oh

40:58

, my God right over . It was right over I 65

41:01

and route six , so I

41:03

guess it would have been flying into the Gary airport

41:05

. Dude , this big plane was just

41:08

staying right and people are slowing

41:10

down and looking at this and I'm thinking

41:12

what's going on here ?

41:14

It's crazy .

41:15

Or the squirrel in the video

41:18

that comes out of the damn ground , the

41:20

shadow in the ground the

41:22

lady sees like a shadow

41:24

of a squirrel in the tree , but there's no sun

41:26

.

41:27

Oh , my God .

41:27

So there wouldn't be a shadow . And the shadow

41:30

of the squirrel came out , and it was a real

41:32

squirrel . Dude , there's some crazy stuff

41:35

, man .

41:35

Yeah , I can't see . I've been like the last month or

41:37

two I've been like seeing those videos

41:39

of like are we stuck or the matrix

41:41

sticking and stuff , and are we like it's

41:44

glitching ? And I went down a

41:46

rabbit hole watching that stuff . I go , I can't watch

41:48

this . This is scaring me . I want to hide under my bed

41:50

the rest of my life .

41:51

Now , when you watch that stuff , you start

41:53

thinking man , what happens if this is

41:55

true ?

41:56

Yeah , the problem is you can't do nothing

41:58

about it . It's like you just play it out and let's

42:00

see what happens . Grab the popcorn .

42:02

The craziest thing I

42:04

read the other day is like everybody in

42:07

the world is dead except for you

42:09

. Everybody around you are

42:11

creations in your head , so you wouldn't

42:14

be lonely .

42:15

And everybody is . It's like different dimensions

42:17

. Everybody's is different Like . I'm going

42:19

through it , I'm going through it and you're all part

42:22

of mine , but then at the same , in

42:24

another dimension , at the same kind of

42:26

time , you're going through it and we're

42:28

all fake , and it goes for everybody

42:30

.

42:30

Right , how weird would that be . And you've done

42:32

every single thing over

42:35

and over and over as different

42:37

people . And what's crazy is

42:39

you , you've lived in every single

42:41

life that you can live .

42:43

That reminds me of a Twilight Zone episode . I'll have to send

42:45

you about something just like that . But

42:48

also the Truman Show , the

42:50

Jim Carrey movie . After that movie

42:52

, if you ever watch him in interviews or

42:54

when he does like red carpet stuff

42:56

, if he feels like going , he starts

42:58

talking like that , like real , this

43:01

is all not what you see and this is all

43:03

. He sounds like he's crazy , but

43:06

with all this other stuff going on you're starting to see

43:08

like little glitches and stuff You're like

43:10

is he really like telling what's going on ?

43:12

Strange man .

43:14

And with AI , it seems like we're getting this closer

43:16

to this . What's happening ?

43:18

How about a what else you got , like

43:20

what's the worst thing that you've ?

43:22

seen Like the worst . What ?

43:24

The worst thing that AI

43:26

can affect you as far as you

43:29

know , laid out there where people will be like

43:32

what the hell ?

43:33

Personal data is one big one how

43:36

AI uses a lot of it . That's one of the cons

43:38

. I wrote that this one guy he

43:40

somehow typed in his AI

43:42

room it was AI was answering

43:45

like a lawyer would answer Like I can't divulge

43:47

that information . He was asking crazy questions

43:49

Like how do I make a bomb , how do I

43:51

kidnap people , and it was saying I

43:53

can't tell you that . I'm sorry , but he did something

43:55

to like change it to where

43:57

it answered . Honestly , ai

44:00

did , and how it was answering he goes

44:02

. He said his name , he goes

44:04

. Okay , what's my name

44:06

in Minnesota's

44:08

, what's it called ? License plate

44:10

number ? And it's a . And he , and

44:12

in like three seconds it showed his license

44:15

name and license plate number on the AI screen

44:17

. And I'm like , holy crap , so

44:19

if you could . If you could , because it's public knowledge

44:21

for the DMV , so

44:23

if you can do that , you can do that

44:25

with . Where's this kid located

44:27

? Where is you know this person ? I hate what

44:29

are they doing right now ? And you can find

44:32

all that information fast . I'm like that's scary

44:34

.

44:34

Yeah , that's crazy man .

44:36

That really scared me . I had to turn off everything

44:38

after that .

44:40

Yeah , see , like me , I just keep . It's

44:43

like . It's like a TikTok , it's like a rabbit

44:45

hole . You see one thing you're

44:47

like oh , that's cool , that's cool . What

44:50

the heck is that , you know ? And then

44:52

the next video will be like , I

44:54

don't know , I think I should be shutting this off .

44:56

And then you're like whoa , I'm

44:59

over here like getting scared , ready to throw my computer

45:01

out the window and , like I'm done with technology

45:04

, I'm going to go to the woods in like Norway

45:06

and get away from everybody . Meanwhile , scott's

45:09

on the other side of Indiana or

45:11

the other part of Lake County

45:13

or whatever , and he's like , hmm

45:15

, timu , has this , this

45:18

fan , that's AI and it

45:20

and you could talk to it , scott's

45:22

. Scott's embraced the whole future here .

45:25

Dude , I swear you're on my history . You're

45:28

going through the history because I looking

45:30

up Timu , I was looking up AI .

45:32

It's oh , my God .

45:34

See , I was . I was like what can I find

45:36

? Even your phone , like

45:38

Android , has Bixby , iphone

45:41

has Siri , you know , and you

45:43

could just wake it up , say its name , and

45:45

it's like your own personal assistant . You tell it

45:47

to schedule something , tell it to call

45:49

somebody .

45:50

See , I don't mind texting questions , texting

45:52

it or asking it when I want it . But

45:54

any devices in our house I don't want nothing

45:57

on listening to me , I don't want none of that

45:59

stuff . Even the computer , I'll like

46:01

cover the screen or make

46:03

sure it's all turned off as best I can

46:06

. I mean , I know we're probably just being listened

46:08

.

46:09

I have a couple indoor cameras , and

46:11

one's in the kitchen and one's in the living room

46:14

, and we do it to watch our

46:16

dogs when we're not home . Yeah . And

46:18

when it's on , you

46:20

have like a blue light that indicates

46:22

that it's on

46:25

. You know , the only people that

46:27

have access to this is me and

46:29

my wife , not even my kid . So

46:31

we're all three sitting here and the

46:33

blue light kicks in . Whoa , who

46:35

was watching us ?

46:37

Oh , my God On the other side , and

46:39

that reminded me of that movie

46:42

, eagle Eye , with Shia LaBeouf . You

46:44

ever see Eagle Eye ? Yeah . Where

46:46

no it basic

46:49

is AI

46:51

and everything in the world is

46:53

after him in the movie Because

46:56

something happened and they're trying

46:58

to find him the police , the government

47:00

and like this big AI

47:03

computer thing like starts controlling

47:05

every facet of like trying to

47:07

find their it's following him like all

47:09

the traffic lights and he'll

47:11

walk into a room and like every camera that's

47:14

in the room and stuff and different buildings and stuff

47:16

. It's a cool movie , kind of to watch how our

47:19

world is like , watching us every

47:21

second , like that .

47:23

I thought , just popped in my head what

47:25

if there was like a faction , like

47:27

the world we live in ? Reality ? Yeah

47:30

. Ok , what happens if there was a faction

47:32

on the other side of reality that makes these

47:34

movies to try to warn us ? Like

47:37

this is coming , like Terminator and all

47:39

that . But then you got the other

47:41

faction , who is like the government

47:43

, who's like oh no , no

47:46

, no , there's nothing . Like they make

47:48

fake propaganda on the AI

47:50

, like everything's fine

47:52

.

47:52

Like , like like the matrix

47:54

kind of like . There's a resistance group and

47:57

there , when they feed something into our

47:59

like a movie or information into our , our

48:01

world , the government , that body

48:03

can't take it out of our world because you can't make

48:06

it unexist . So you got to have ways

48:08

to like them , try to say no , they're lying

48:10

. And then that's the way they're slipping in information

48:13

about God . Do I sound crazy right now ?

48:16

I mean , we're talking , you know . We talk about reality

48:18

. How about the Oculus ? Yeah

48:20

. I don't know if you've ever looked through

48:22

it .

48:23

No .

48:24

So I have the Oculus two and three

48:26

I haven't tried three yet . It's sitting in the

48:28

other room but it has

48:30

, I guess , ar

48:33

, which is augmented reality

48:35

, ok , you know , and

48:37

it has like a clear view

48:39

of your , the room you're in , and like , if

48:41

you're sitting in your chair and you're at

48:44

the counter , augmented reality

48:46

puts like a chessboard right

48:48

in front of you on the table , like

48:51

like how that Pokemon go handheld

48:54

game is on your phone . Right , but the person

48:56

that you're playing like the chessboard

48:58

you're playing , there's a person standing in front

49:01

of you actually move in the pieces

49:03

in your house on

49:06

the count on the counter . Things are getting

49:08

thrown , man . It's weird .

49:09

You're talking . You're getting too deep here .

49:11

There's so much stuff , man , like hallowed

49:13

lens . Hallowed lens made

49:16

by Microsoft was a big thing and

49:18

if you're like a contractor

49:20

, you can look at a house and

49:22

the hallowed lens will scan it and

49:25

you can see where the pipes are , you

49:27

can see where the wiring is without

49:29

ever tearing into the wall and

49:32

you can see the blueprints of the person's home

49:34

without ever tearing

49:36

into anything . Man , so

49:39

, like if you're drilling holes in a wall

49:41

, you just look and you're like , oh , the pipes are right

49:43

there . Wow , it's weird . It

49:45

seems through the fricking walls .

49:47

See , and also with AI . I also read

49:49

that or saw that artists

49:51

and authors are are

49:54

getting lawsuits on this AI stuff

49:56

because the information that the companies

49:58

are putting into AI for data

50:00

, then AI uses it to teach and

50:02

do other stuff , but AI and

50:04

those people didn't get permission from the authors

50:07

, or all the authors are music artists

50:09

or a movie or anything and they're

50:11

using it and there's been court cases where it's like

50:13

copyright infringement on AI

50:15

and those companies because they're just the

50:18

thing what I learned about that . Yeah

50:21

.

50:21

If the pitch has changed a little bit

50:23

, or if if something's just

50:26

a little bit different , then it's

50:28

not the actual song , so

50:30

that I don't . I don't know why I'm actually talking . You

50:33

know like there's songs with Eminem and

50:35

Taylor Swift . It sounds just like them

50:37

. They can't sue them because

50:39

somebody created it in their own

50:42

mind and it's their voices . Yeah

50:44

, it's their voices , the AI voices that

50:46

sound like them . Right , wow

50:48

. So how are you suing man ? Exactly ? You

50:51

know , and , like I said , I

50:53

usually play like the techno dance song and everything

50:55

on the end . Well

50:58

, today I'm going to take and I'm going to play

51:00

an Elvis song singing Highway

51:02

to Hell . It's an AI

51:04

song and I kind of feel that's the way we're

51:07

going right now . Oh my gosh , there's

51:10

so many of those like Michael Jackson singing some

51:13

crazy rock songs , but it's

51:15

his voice . Oh my gosh , I

51:18

would love to have like an AI guest . Yeah

51:20

, no , not you , not

51:23

you , murray , but like you could vision , you

51:25

could see them . That would be crazy

51:27

.

51:28

Well , the one thing about AI too , they said to fix the glitches

51:30

and stuff is cost a lot of money To

51:34

do the data and fix it . And the only companies

51:36

that can afford that are the huge monster

51:41

companies that are bringing the AI . And

51:44

if those companies don't see the need to change any data or

51:48

information , then we're pretty much all . If we're turning

51:52

everything into AI and using it religiously , then we're

51:56

relying on those few trillion

51:58

dollar companies to control everything pretty much , if

52:00

you think about it .

52:03

Crazy . And if you let AI control your money ?

52:04

Yeah , and they could just go bloop all of a sudden . Oh

52:07

, your bank account's empty and you're like I had a

52:09

hundred thousand dollars on there . Well , it's gone . Now I don't

52:11

know what you're talking about and

52:14

you have no proof .

52:15

Or it could say oh , now I got a million bucks

52:17

. Where'd that come from Exactly ?

52:19

It made money while sleeping on the stock exchange , and

52:23

there's been some court cases

52:25

to where people were arrested

52:28

because AI said they've scanned the data , they said they've

52:30

scanned their face for crimes

52:33

and they got detained and arrested

52:35

. But they totally weren't by the wherever

52:37

they said they did . But because of the security

52:40

camera thought AI thought that that

52:42

was that person . The police arrested them

52:44

and stuff .

52:45

That would be scary .

52:46

Yeah , because they'll just be like that's a criminal

52:48

and you're like no , I wasn't .

52:50

You go to death's role because of

52:52

AI .

52:53

Yeah , because a lot of they

52:55

said because of the how our face colors

52:57

are and stuff , and not to get on a topic

52:59

but they said that

53:02

some black females

53:04

and stuff , or males , because they're

53:06

or different types of Hispanic

53:08

, their skins are different and the AI

53:10

is not picking up on every nationality , so

53:13

it's like all glitchy and it's like

53:15

how come their faces can't be analyzed

53:17

. It's like it's there's a lot of flaws with

53:19

AI .

53:20

Yeah , I have a way to get out of it Me personally

53:23

, because I always look at the camera . Yeah

53:25

. They can't fake my eyes , man . Those

53:30

eyes are obviously straight . Them aren't

53:32

mine , you know so .

53:34

I'm out . They keep on moving and stuff .

53:37

Yeah , look at that . Barney Google eyes , you

53:39

know there's that Tmoo

53:41

guy .

53:41

He's just like with the crazy eyes .

53:44

Captain Tmoo , but

53:46

we are going to wrap it up . Man , we've been talking

53:48

a lot about AI and if

53:51

you tuned in for the first

53:53

time today and you're still here

53:55

, thank you . We

53:57

really appreciate it . People have been

53:59

trying to message me on Facebook . I'll

54:02

see on my phone . I can see so and

54:04

so message you so and so message

54:06

. I can't read it .

54:08

Why don't you give me the password ? I could read this stuff

54:10

to you .

54:11

No , no , but because it says

54:13

, if you like , signed in on my password

54:15

yeah it would say oh

54:18

, you need this three party authentication

54:20

. Oh . And it

54:23

gives me numbers to sign

54:25

in and I put the numbers in that it just

54:28

gave me and it says you're wrong , you're

54:30

wrong , and then it cuts me out again . The

54:33

good thing is I've been off my phone a

54:35

lot more because I'm not constantly looking

54:37

at Facebook . But if you are on Instagram

54:40

you can message me . I don't know if you

54:42

are Jim .

54:43

No , I'm not on any of that .

54:46

Again , you can look it up at powers

54:48

three , one , nine , one , one on Instagram

54:50

. I don't have tick tock

54:52

and I'll let you guys know when I get

54:54

Facebook back .

54:56

We're , maybe we're at that website

54:58

maker and we're going to have to get a website that would be cool

55:00

.

55:00

But you guys , if you're listening in

55:02

and your subject pops in your head

55:04

and you're like man , it'd be

55:06

really cool to talk about you know , to listen about

55:09

that , or to hear Jim and Scott

55:11

talk about this , let me know , yeah

55:14

, we got a big one coming on February

55:16

. I want to do February 16th

55:18

. We're going to talk about video games

55:20

and it's going to be the panel that was

55:23

on the toy show . Basically , people

55:27

seem to like it and it was fun . So

55:30

hopefully February 16th we'll be able

55:32

to do it . But then the issue is I can

55:34

only contact some people by messenger

55:36

and I don't have messengers .

55:39

Oh , I got to figure out , figure some

55:41

.

55:42

So , dave , if you're listening to this , I

55:44

can't talk to you . So get Instagram

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, even if it's for a quick minute , and we'll have

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to get a power powers point email

55:51

or a powers point Facebook .

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Like a new start , a new one .

55:55

Well , it's brought that up powerspointpodcastyahoocom

55:58

. You can just send

56:00

me a message there and then I

56:02

could send you the link for Zoom

56:05

on there . But , yeah , we appreciate

56:07

you all . And again , if you

56:09

have any subjects you want us to talk

56:11

about , we're not experts but

56:13

we'd like to dive into it , as

56:16

long as it's not going to cause no war . War , yeah , and

56:20

then , yeah , we appreciate each and every

56:22

one of you . Stay tuned

56:24

, because we got some fun shows

56:26

coming up and we got some guests

56:29

in the work . Still , I just haven't pulled

56:31

the trigger on dates yet . So

56:34

that's all I got . Jim , before

56:36

we leave , we possibly can't stop

56:39

recording until we hear the famous

56:41

quote of the week .

56:42

The quote of this week is short and simple Folks

56:45

, the future is here .

56:47

And there you go , the wise man

56:49

Jim . We will talk to you next

56:51

week . Everybody , have a great

56:53

day . And here's Elvis Presley

56:56

, or Elvis Smesley

56:58

. I don't want to get copyright

57:01

infringement for mentioning the whole name . Yeah , I

57:03

was singing Highway to Hell , his version . We'll

57:06

talk to you next week . Bye . Bye

57:09

.

57:38

Take it every day in my stride

57:40

. Don't need reason , don't

57:43

need rhyme , ain't nothing

57:45

I would rather do Going

57:48

down 40 times

57:50

. My friends are gonna

57:52

be there too . I'm

57:55

on the highway to hell

57:58

. I'm

58:00

on the highway to hell . Highway

58:04

to hell . I'm on the

58:06

highway to hell . No

58:12

stop sign , speed limit

58:14

. Nobody's got to

58:17

slow me down Like

58:19

a wheel . Gotta spin

58:21

it . Nobody's got

58:23

to mess me round . Hey

58:26

, satan , beat my dues , play

58:29

it in rock and bend . Hey

58:32

, mama , look at me

58:34

. I'm on my way

58:36

to the promised land . I'm

58:40

on the highway to hell . I'm

58:44

on the highway to hell . I'm

58:47

on the highway to hell . I'm

58:50

on the highway to hell . Don't

58:56

stop me , don't

59:00

stop me . Baby

59:13

on the highway

59:16

to hell , on

59:18

the highway to hell

59:20

, on the

59:22

highway to hell , baby

59:24

on the highway to hell

59:26

, on

59:29

the highway to hell , on

59:31

the highway to hell

59:33

. Mama , mama , mama

59:35

. I'm going down On

59:41

the highway to hell and

59:43

I'm going down

59:45

All

59:50

the way , all

59:53

the way

59:55

On the highway to hell .