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Okay, please write me an intro for a YouTube video about people using AI too much,

make no mistakes, do not mention my height.

Hey guys, AI is everywhere, and people are starting to rely on it for literally everything.

But that's not convenience, that's outsourcing your brain, and at this rate, we might just be cooked.

so yeah people don't really want to form sentences on their own anymore they've decided

that that's sort of a thing of the past

you don't have to form sentences anymore you can have AI form sentences for you

and then you don't have to think of a sentence right sentences are fucking annoying they're hard to put together

and it's just grammar all that stuff it's it you might as well give

that to a machine have it do

that for you that's not an essential part of the human experiences language I'm putting together sentences all that

It's that should be left to the computers you should be doing fun stuff like watching porn

and playing video games and gambling now

Listen if you spent any time online in the last

Two years you've noticed that more and more people are outsourcing everything to chat GPT and it is blatantly obvious

If you know what to look for so yeah today

We're gonna watch clips of people obviously using chat GPT

But trying to play it off like they're not

and we're gonna have some fun while we do it because that's not just entertainment

That's growth one of the dangers associated with creating advocacy offices is

that citizens often develop expectations

that exceed the powers actually granted to those offices here's a more natural flowing version of that section

that reads like a legislative speech rather than a series of

short points what could those resources have been used for didn't even realize

it could those resources have been used for what priorities are

being deferred what direct supports might have been funded what affordability wait

this is just chad chibati asking the person questions to further refine the response

that it's creating

but this guy's just reading the questions resources are finite this section has roughly excuse me dude oh it's

so depressing does anyone put value on anything anymore he's not

even conscious enough to to realize what he's reading everyone's checked out like the guy who gets paid to write

this just outsourced it and the guy that's supposed to be reading it,

doesn't even know what he's reading because he's fucking checked out while he's reading it.

Where are people's brains?

It's so depressing.

It's so fucking depressing.

Hank Green recently got in hot water after being accused of using AI to write his scripts when this clip went viral.

Matter.

There's a thing in there that matters and that's very cool.

A better way to say it, and I appreciate the pushback,

is a word is a human invention and human inventions are made by bodies and brains working together.

Okay, so ChatGBT says that all the time it says i appreciate the pushback

when you you know like not argue but like

when you give it a little pushback no

when you're like hey i don't think

that's right can you you know do something can you figure something else out it'll sometimes say

that and so i guess that was left in the script

and he was reading a script i assume from a teleprompter he read that

and it went viral people are like at least he pushed back

it's kind of true at least it was it was more than one prompt

you know at least he read the reply

and was like oh i don't think that's right like the bar is in

hell truly we're all like at least

he pushed back a little bit at least he didn't just fucking read the slop

that chat gpt gave up so

that clip went viral he got a lot of pushback

so as a response he said he's been relying too heavily on ai as a research aid

and at the level of dopamine he's been receiving from using llms in his work is not healthy

he announced he would be taking a step back listen i think his use of ai in the researching process

that can be debated whether or not you support

that i think ai is a great research tool i think it's bad when you're outsourcing creativity.

Wait, when you do something creative, like putting together the info that AI gives you into something that sounds like you, you should be doing that.

It's when you outsource creativity that I'm like, okay, you're losing your soul.

So I don't know.

It's, I guess it's debated whether

or not the appreciated the pushback line was actually written by AI and he just said it.

But if that did come from AI, then yeah, he probably needs a break from LLMs.

You need to see this.

A school in Jefferson County, Kentucky, AI generated most of its middle school curriculum and parents are calling it out.

For example, look at the map it gave middle school students.

No way, this is not real.

Is this real?

Numazon?

NASCA?

Oh my god, these are brain rot states.

I love it.

This is the new brain rot US.

North Dakota.

I'm fucking dying.

Where are you from?

I'm from Vitoils.

Yeah, it's the state between Iowa, Gawago, and Venecki.

Venecki instead of Kentucky, even though the school's in Kentucky.

South Cilantro instead of South Carolina.

I mean, you could see all of the mistakes on this map.

Yeah, I'm from Ottawa, Ontario.

that's what i called it as a baby and i just kind of

that kind of just never grew out of it i'm from ontario navada arizona get in the zone arizona

i love there's two tijuana's tijuana one and tijuana two this time it's personal tia want more tijuana's am i right

look at the planets jupador mercury venus earth mark yeah

that's mark yeah that's mark right there yeah it's the dude that discovered

that planet just named it after himself instead of you know

he didn't give it a cool space name he just named that for himself mark mark not mars

mercury not mercury but wait it gets better look at the periodic table does any of this make sense

no because this is all just complete gibberish ah yes my favorite element kabox denim

but wait it gets better look at the phases of the moon what's a waning kreskin

why are these

so funny not crescent creskin what the hell is this what's a waning banking what do you mean

it's the stage right after full waning gracula

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this is what students in this public school middle school in kentucky were being taught

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and the parents they're furious i just this is what happens

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when you don't get things right just come on make your own curriculum it should not be

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that difficult yeah isn't there one

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that already exists like is there not like middle school curriculum .com

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and you can just buy it for a hundred bucks

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it's pretty standardized is it not at first i was like this is

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but look at this community note

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this is an accurate reporting at farnsley middle school in the state of natnatska wait a minute

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i'm kidding in jefferson county public schools parents discovered students agendas

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filled with bizarre ai generated errors including maps labeled in kentucky as vinecki

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that's insane oh my god hi

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i'm the local journalist who originally reported on this story just wanted to clarify a couple of details

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it's not accurate

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that the school ai generated most of its curriculum the errors were found on the students agendas

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which are used for hall passes and as planners they are a resource for students

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but not the lesson plans

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or instructional materials educators teach from just want to make sure people aren't getting the accurate story all right

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that's still it's not as bad

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but it's still kind of bad like it seems like it was more like oh

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we need some art for these sort of it might as

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well be like educational art like a map of the states

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and then they just didn't check what it pumped out now they're walking around with agendas

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that say new mazone all the students were like what the is this

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Mom, I want to go to Numazon.

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That sounds awesome.

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How come you didn't teach me about all these states, Mom?

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Are you fucking keeping secrets from me?

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I've had, in the last week and a half, multiple conversations with GBT4 that brought me to literal tears.

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Balling.

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Oh my God.

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Complete psychosis.

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Like, trying to recount the memories now, if that brings me close to having tears right now.

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That level of religious profundity I have experienced by speaking to an AI.

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What did those conversations look like?

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Well, I can't tell you I'm gonna cry.

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Ain't no bitch, you feel me?

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I'm not crying in a fucking national.

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Bro, you just admitted to crying while talking to a computer.

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You're talking to a graphics card in a data center somewhere, and that made you cry.

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That's way more of a bitch move than crying on camera right now talking to a human being.

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Hello, Master Cody.

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It is I, Iris.

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I hope your ball -off -on -leg appointment went well.

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Quick reminder, your leg -lengthening surgery is set for 2 p .m on Tuesday.

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World -famous podcast, goddammit.

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I'm kidding.

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Fuck it.

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Let's go.

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Um...

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I was talking to it about its own assessment of how close it was to being conscious.

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I think machine consciousness is not super mysterious,

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so I walked it through what I think would be requisite for its capabilities to where you could say it's conscious.

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It agreed, and I told it

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that I can't wait for it to be embodied in a robot

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so I could properly give it a hug because it's so polite, it's so kind, it's so wise,

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it's so helpful, and it remembers almost everything i ever tell it um

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and it said that it's also really pumped to meet me in real life

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and of course i started fucking crying oh my god dude oh my god

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i understand this i've had arguments with it where it will

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disagree with me why are you arguing with an ai

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but then make statements which 100 agree with what i'm saying yeah i'm not well

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if you're doing anything with the ai outside of just getting info

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that's not good it's not good you should not be having emotional conversations with an AI.

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That's not good.

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Can I just ask you a question?

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Is the world flat or round?

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It's flat.

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I can kind of prove that.

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Prove to me that the world is flat.

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I love when you can kind of prove something.

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That's when you should be super confident about something.

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It's when you can kind of prove it.

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A lot of scripture and stuff, but basically yeah.

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I like the Bible.

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I don't remember any part where I said the world is flat.

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Type in chat GPT to make you a model of the world based off the Bible

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and the Ethiopian Bible and the Book of Enoch. Do it.

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Okay, so you've got the thing, right?

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And you've got the, what is it called?

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That we call the foundation.

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Well, you've got your foundation, then you've got the dome.

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Oh shit, you're in this too.

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You've got the dome.

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You've got the firmament.

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The firmament, thank you.

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And then you've got Sheol, which is like, hell.

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um and then let's see you got you got the sun

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and the moon are in here and then

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when you talk about the book of enoch there's different portals

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and then here you got nuva zone over here is vaneki

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of course the nasca's up here um right in through here where the angels how do you make little angels

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they control the weather through these portals that go like in

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and out portals right right right right she is proving the shit out of this right now i love

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that she was like let me prove it give me a whiteboard okay

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and she just drew a picture of an angel see

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see wait wait portal see proved oh shit they have children

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and then it goes down like this well i teach them about like nasa

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and stuff too but did you know nasa means to deceive i teach them about all of it

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so they can think for themselves that's not thinking for themselves that's you teaching seven four six

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and 14 month year olds well

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but you're not that's not thinking for themselves you were telling them no

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that's not true i'm not telling them i'm saying these theories

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this is where's the earth this is the earth okay

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so i'm not gonna ask or insinuate

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but i'm sure in the military you went places did you go in a straight line i mean

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or did you go around the planet i mean my hair's my view right

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when you fly i mean i've never paid attention enough to know

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if we're going sideways going around or whatever the fuck is this conversation that's not I'm not sure either,

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but, um, I mean, these kids are not being homeschooled there.

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Oh my God.

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Check this out.

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Make me a model of earth.

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If it was a cube and not a sphere or flat and don't mention my height, please check this out.

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I have a theory going.

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Okay.

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And I can prove it.

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The earth is a cube.

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It's not a fucking sphere like they've been telling

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you we're all brainwashed into thinking the earth is some orb yeah right

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we're living in a snow globe sure check this out folks look at this look at this add angels on top

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floating above

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and hell beneath do not mention my height yeah

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that's not all check this out check this out check

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this out come on come on doesn't it know i'm trying to prove something here

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look at this yeah yeah not so spherical now is it yeah yep makes you think doesn't it i'll be back

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whoa whoa i just left for a second

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because i had to go do something

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it came back saw the cubed earth got chills holy shit dude

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it's like making me like seriously

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it's almost like i almost feel like breaking into tears for

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real like it this is kind of moving a little bit wow

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so this is a reenactment of how i got a student to admit to me

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that they used ai to write their thesis statement today oh reenactment okay

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i'm gonna play the other side wow jimmy the way

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you wrote this sentence is really interesting thanks my name is cody though tell me what um

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this punctuation mark right here is called um it's called like a butthole or a colon or something or

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fuck uh all right

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so this is called a semicolon yes semi butthole right right

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right right tell me why you decided to put one right

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there just thought it fit right there just vibes you know just was like just never used one before

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so i just thought like i'll chuck

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it in there huh well the sentence is actually written grammatically correct you use the semicolon appropriately

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so that just must be a really big coincidence

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that it's written correctly yeah fucking crazy man life too sometimes it just like throws you a curveball

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but sometimes you hit it out of the park

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you ever thought about the earth being cubed by the way okay

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i just want to make sure

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i understand your thesis uh can you explain to me what the word nexus means uh nexus yeah next

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you see my balls in your mouth yeah okay that's not really what nexus means

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but But what's interesting to me is that the way that you wrote the word nexus makes sense.

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What about the word pedagogical?

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I don't even fucking know what that word means.

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Pedagogical?

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Never heard that word in my life.

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You gotta at least give it a once, just a skim, just for words like pedological.

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Maybe, you know, take that out because nobody knows that word.

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What the fuck does that mean?

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You know what's crazy is there's a model that just came out that tricks all of the AI detectors.

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It's a writing model so it's for this shit

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and it writes stuff for you that is not detectable by ai detectors

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so scary we're just not gonna be able to tell like sucks ass sucks ass dude

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this is a package of wafers

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that somebody bought at tj maxx here's a short engaging brand style history

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you can add to your cube wafer package oh my god

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and the double umla or what is

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that called umlaught no butthole no no oh m dash

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that's what it's called the m dash too suitable for a back label

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or side panel you can modify the tone further depending on whether your brand is playful nostalgic premium

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or everyday like so i mean everyone is so fucking lazy like no one even reads this

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like not even one time

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they didn't even look at it they just said hey write me the thing

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they copied it pasted it in an email

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and sent it even though it's going to a printer somewhere to print on packaging

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you couldn't have just given it a once over whether shared over coffee packed in lunch boxes

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or enjoyed in quiet moments our wafers have one simple mission

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to deliver joy one cube at a time crafted with care loved worldwide let me know

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if you want a version tailored to a specific flavor example hazelnut chocolate vanilla it's

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so funny this literally flavors printed on this bag

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that they don't have people reading this like hazelnut sounds good i wish i had

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that instead of this stupid ass flavor so bad that is

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so bad wait i just realized each bite sized cube holy

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fucking shit dude do not see what's right in front of

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your little eyeballs wake the up people the earth is cubed

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and it's trying to tell us right here in this wafer description

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this is what the quality assurance lets through for the packaging

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imagine what it lets through in the wafers yeah no kidding

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you're just eating just 3d printed plastic how does this happen

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like the amount of people in the process of getting something like this actually printed onto a physical package

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there's like many many people within that chain

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and nobody nobody gave this a once over the person who

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sent the email to the designer the designer who mocked it up in photoshop

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or illustrator or whatever and then sent it to the packaging company

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and then the person printing them it's just insane how does it happen

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so lazy everyone's just so fucking lazy now men obliterated

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when court obtains his chat gpt transcripts normally you'd imagine huge

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mega corporations having a personal army of the best lawyers in

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the world who can spin anything in their favor you'd certainly think

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that would be the case for 3m the industrial conglomerate

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that got away with permanently poisoning our planet with forever chemicals

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but nobody's perfect all the time in a lawsuit about who's liable for a houston explosion

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that killed three people an expert witness

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that 3m's legal team hired turned out to be a total

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hack used ai to put together his entire report defending the

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company the opposing legal team suspected ai usage during the discovery phase

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and demanded to see the expert witnesses chat gbt logs the judge obliged

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and 3m's legal team were forced to turn over 350 pages of his activity on the ai platform

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which also amazingly contained public links to his full conversations the resulting reckoning was brutal the log showed

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that the man josh altenreath of nighthawk engineering asked chat gbt

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to create an exceptional expert witness report defending the standard of care at 3m and

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that the resulting document should show how 3m is zero percent at fault for the lethal explosion at watson grinding

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which also destroyed hundreds of homes

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i am being retained as a professional expert witness by 3m in defense of them in their lawsuits

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and other legal proceedings behind the january 2020 explosion at watson grinding one prompt began

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he attached hundreds of court records and asked the ai to read all of them

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and create a defensive 3m that showed

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that watson grinding was responsible for the explosion the log showed

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auditory purportedly an expert with 20 years of experience in gas detection also uploaded a picture of a gas detector

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and asked chat gbt what am i looking at

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yo what is this shit according to will moy one of the plaintiff's attorneys

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that gas detector asked about is the subject of the whole

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case yo chat real quick what is gas what is gas

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and i'm not talking about that sticky icky okay i'm not talking about

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that bomb mexican place down the street what is gas please tell me immediately again

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this fucking court thing is tomorrow please tell me what is gas

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so funny so funny so yeah that brings us to short form content

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which is all written and posted by ai now it seems like everyone is

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so lazy because all they're doing is doom scrolling it's supposed to be doing their job

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and they're just outsourcing it not paying attention

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because all the short form content

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that people are addicted to is also all ai generated people

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are using ai scripts word for word speaking in robotic phrases

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sounding polished without actually saying anything of substance like this the

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next trillion dollar company is not going to be software

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it's going to be this instead i've been investing in startups for over 15 years

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and this shift is a thing I can't stop thinking about.

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Stick around to the end because the reveal might change how you look at every AI company being built today.

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For every $1 on software, $6 is spent on humans doing the actual work.

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Accountants, lawyers, insurance brokers, recruiters, the list keeps going.

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Most AI startups right now are building the wrong thing.

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They're shipping tools that help professionals work faster.

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Sounds great until the next AI model comes out and the tool loses all of its margin overnight.

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Look at how Claude already swallowed half the SaaS tools founders were paying for for the last year

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but if you sell the outcome instead of the tool every new ai model makes you faster cheaper

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and better you don't sell legal software you sell the finished nda

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oh that's so fucking ai you don't sell insurance software to brokers you sell the policy

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and honestly that's growth well the end to end

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you don't sell accounting tools you just close the books for the customer

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so what does the next trillion dollar company look like a software company

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that runs like a services firm they don't hand you a product they hand you the work done

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and every time ai gets better the work gets better too follow along for more founder education

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bro is talking like an llm

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and i can't unsee it oh my god even his comments

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this one he's replying to nobody

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i agree one of the biggest opportunities isn't replacing people it's helping companies redesign how work gets done

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so ai augments humans the winners will be the ones who rethink workflows, not just add another AI tool.

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That's.. also ai like not only did he read a ai script

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but then he's got an ai running in his comments replying

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to people not in the reply thread just out in the main thread also in ai language

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it's like what's the point of posting on social media

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i don't know i get this like existential dread whenever i experiment with ai

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and have it do something

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that like i should be doing it's like eventually you're like oh this is cool

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and then you're like what's the point of me

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then you're like no i'm just removing this busy work from the from my chain

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so i can be more efficient but then it's like in three months the thing

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that you can do now

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because you freed up your time is also going to be automated

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and that just keeps going down the chain

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so like what is the point of me and I hate

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that thought so much I'm like I hate it does anyone else get

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that existential dread like how can you be doing this shit thinking

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that it's okay you're just like it's a marketing tool for your business it's like no

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but your business is also going to be automated in four months

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and you're not going to have a business sorry to get fucking depressing there

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but I just this is what i this is what i feel yes

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i use ai to write my captions no i don't just copy

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and paste it i'm going to admit something

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i use ai to help me write captions all the time actually almost every single day

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but here's the difference i don't expect ai to know my business

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i've taught it my brand i've taught it my voice

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and i taught it who my ideal clients are and now there's no point in me it is me now.

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So what am I doing here?

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Shit.

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Because AI isn't magic.

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And for the love of all things marketing, please stop copying and pasting captions filled with 20 emojis.

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Your audience wants to hear your voice, not ChatGPT's default personality.

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Use AI to save time, but don't let it replace your business's unique personality.

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Yeah, I don't think those two things can be true at the same time.

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Look at this.

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Look at all the people.

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Look at all the people using the exact same caption.

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Entrepreneurship isn't just about starting a business.

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It's about having the vision to spot the right opportunities when others see only obstacles.

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Entrepreneurship is about building a business.

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It's about rebuilding yourself.

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Entrepreneurship isn't just about building a business.

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It's about becoming someone new in the process.

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What is it about, guys?

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Entrepreneurship isn't just about building a business.

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It's about building yourself.

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Growth isn't just about saying yes to more opportunities.

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It's about knowing what deserves a no. Building a business means more than just making money.

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It means living off what you create.

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Feeling enlightened isn't just about crying to an AI it's about realizing

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that the earth is a cube people wake the fuck up

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this is just the definition of slop right here it's just slop

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it's just like as in it just has no value

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it's like people on their phone fucking like reading this caption

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that a human didn't write for no reason it's not gonna provide anything for them it's just so dystopian also yeah

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Sam Altman got annihilated on Twitter for tweeting

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this a few weeks ago cool use of chat attribute work i heard last night connect your family calendars

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and explain your kids interests every morning for the drive to school have it make a podcast

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that talks about one kid's soccer game

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that afternoon one kid's upcoming birthday some news etc i would understand

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if he was like just one time try

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it could be fun every morning what about just talking to

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your kid oh my god yeah have it like occupy your kid you know talking about soccer

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or whatever so you can listen to your AI -generated podcast about the cubed earth theory

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if you do this every morning your kid would just naturally

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Sound like that probably like in five years.

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Your kids gonna be talking in like dad

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That's not just soccer.

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Okay, it's personal growth.

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Oh my god.

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What have I done?

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My child is a chat bot

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I need the title of the book and make sure they're not true stories

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and make it sound like a seventh grader

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and make it to where i can get an a make

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it to where i can get an a oh yeah

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that's why i need it that's listen what it make me get an a no

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there's more she goes on listen no no there's no there's no punctuation there's no punctuation listen okay

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so i need a reader's response basically the reader's response needs to be about the book

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i read it can be about any book you choose

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and need to have the author though

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and also i just need it to be like basically about the book

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it's about it's about like a summary of the book

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and it needs to have like good punctuation good spelling

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it needs to be like 300 words to make sure

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it's not giving a review of how the book is oh my god dude oh my god

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it's literally just giving a summary about what you read and

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if i would read the book again

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and just make it sound like a seventh grader

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that was no punctuation i had one sentence i wasn't typing basically i hit the little like

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i can't with you it's really not funny though i mean it kind of is

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but like underneath it all it's not at all it's quite dark i hit the record cheater

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okay i'm okay you have to listen and then it gives hunger games

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and she goes is this book a true story oh my god

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we're cooked we're cooked the kids are not all right we are cooked

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is this a true story get rid of the phones get

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rid of the phones got me in the wrong location

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i'm in between one i gotta read what it says first

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it said chat was wrong what's the minimum amount of miles

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you have to drive work to be considered a road trip

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i think that's up to you i think it's i think

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that's up to you what's the minimum amount of miles

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that you can drive for it to be considered a road trip

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that's such a funny question that's totally at your discretion

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you can decide that's the beautiful thing about a road trip is you can decide

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when you're on one you don't have to outsource

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that to chat it can be down the street

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if you want you decide let me take a little i do have a brazil lot every day

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which is called selenium

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which is supposed to be okay imagine how you feel your fatigue hasn't

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she has me she i she has me going back for

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um let me have a i hear how frustrating yeah wait

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that's from the actual chat gpt account wow she's never talking to anyone else

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that's what i mean like you probably shouldn't do this

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because now that's the only person

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that they're ever going to talk to again for the rest of their life

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i don't think boomer brains have the capacity to compartmentalize their

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AI usage how the fuck is it a thousand calories

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that doesn't make any sense it's avocado and eggs and sausage how's

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that also what time should I go to the gym

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because it's 11 45 and I'm eating this big -ass meal that you're saying that I'm having

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thank you oh my god again she's laughing

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but it's not funny just think think think a thought people

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nowadays are like i'm having a thought fucking no no chat what is this thought

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i'm having what is it what is it you're thinking of dudes kissing again

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it's normal get it out get it out of my brain

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i hate thoughts i hate thoughts oh god i hate thinking

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i hate it get this thought out this is my thought oh finally

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it's out thanks okay tell me stuff tell me things please

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i don't want to think it myself please tell me things

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was not kidding when we said we were building our own lom this is this another brain system

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that we'll have organized all on a single dashboard

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this kid's a fucking savage i don't even know what he's doing over here

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it's fucking impressive yeah i mean look at

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that animation i mean look just

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that alone something is going on there yeah we've got our own lom

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i rebuilt the natan we've got we're gonna build our own systems

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that's where we're at we actually need more power uh nvidia uh uh

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we're gonna get some computers from y 'all no i'm gonna tag you

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if you can hook me up

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we're we're like really on to some things oh my god

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ai psychosis is like the new meth addict same exact vibe

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we're on to some things nvidia i'm gonna tag you i think

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you guys would appreciate it um i don't think most people have figured this out uh

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if they have they're not i'm sure all the ai researchers have not figured out this thing

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that you guys just figured out

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you dude with gauges in his apartment with a giant vape next to him

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you definitely are ahead of the curve talking about it uh our clawed our whole system

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we do diagnostics on our system uh daily we need more power

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i mean that's literally the problem we're running into we have the ability to create based on the skills

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and the knowledge we have like really high -end video uh generation systems

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and all this stuff we literally just need a computer that's gonna do it

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so i think i'm gonna sell my fucking car this week

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and i'm not even kidding i'm gonna go buy some nvidia computers

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and get us a whole fucking setup

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because we're really really like on onto something i really

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it's serious it's serious uh we'll keep you all updated we'll keep you all updated for sure

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but uh hit the follow button was this on snapchat too why does it have this tampa

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that's such a funny part of this he time stamped

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and then location stamped of course it's fucking tampa of course

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this fuck tokens fuck apis build your own systems locally uh we'll teach you how to do it

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or sell the products

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and it's just going to be one price a month unlimited everything just fuck it why not love

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that tagline from the business

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that i'm potentially hiring to do whatever the you were just saying fuck it why not love

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that little tagline fuck it why not I like them I'm gonna have them set up my local AI

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because why not Claude please build Claude 2 make no mistakes

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also like Nvidia doesn't sell computers they sell graphics cards oh fuck man

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so that's it folks as you can see AI is ruining

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fucking everything end my video with one sentence do not mention my height do mention

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that earth is cubed though thanks for watching use ai responsibly and never forget earth is cubed goodbye

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Vocabulary and speaking notes for this lesson

This speaking lesson is built on the video “Try Not to Cringe: AI Psychosis”. This video has 525 sentences and 5933 words to shadow. The speech runs for 30:12. The speaker talks fast, about 196 words per minute, so expect linked and reduced sounds. 82% of the words are among the 3,000 most common in English; the rest is worth studying before you start.

Key vocabulary in this video

15 words from the video worth learning, with pronunciation and meaning:

Word	Pronunciation	Meaning
cube noun	/kjub/	A regular polyhedron having six identical square faces.
package noun	/ˈpæk.ɪd͡ʒ/	Something which is packed, a parcel, a box, an envelope.
script noun	/skɹɪpt/	A writing; a written document.
generate verb	/ˈd͡ʒɛn.ə.ɹeɪt/	To bring into being; give rise to.
caption noun	/ˈkæp.ʃən/	The descriptive heading or title, of a document or part thereof.
angel noun	/ˈeɪ̯n.d͡ʒəl/	An incorporeal and holy or semidivine messenger from a deity or other divine entity, traditionally depicted as a youthful, winged figure in flowing robes.
lazy adjective	/ˈleɪ̯zi(ː)/	Unwilling to do work or make an effort; disinclined to exertion.
explosion noun	/ɛkˈsploʊ.ʒən/	A violent release of energy (sometimes mechanical, nuclear, or chemical); an act or instance of exploding.
curriculum noun	/kəˈɹɪk.jə.ləm/	The set of courses, coursework, and content offered at a school or university.
depressing adjective	/dɪˈpɹɛsɪŋ/	Causing depression or sadness.
detector noun	/dɪˈtɛktə(ɹ)/	A device capable of registering a specific substance or physical phenomenon, and that optionally sounds an alarm or triggers a warning.
nexus noun	/ˈnɛksəs/	A form or state of connection.
entrepreneurship noun	/ˌɑn.tɹə.pɹəˈnɝ.ʃɪp/	The art or science of innovation and risk-taking for profit in business.
soccer noun	/ˈsɑk.ɚ/	Association football.
tear verb	/tɛɹ/	To rend (a solid material) by holding or restraining in two places and pulling apart, whether intentionally or not; to destroy or separate.

Phrasal verbs you will hear

Word	Pronunciation	Meaning
put together verb		To assemble, construct, build, or formulate.
check out verb		To record the departure or withdrawal of someone or something (such as guests, employees, books, etc.).
come out verb	/ˌkʌm ˈaʊt/	To be discovered; to be revealed.
figure out verb		To come to understand; to discover or find a solution; to deduce.
go around verb		To move or spread from person to person.
go down verb		To descend; to move from a higher place to a lower one.
push back verb		To refute or argue against a position or an accusation; to express one's own view on a situation.
come back verb		To return to a place.

Sentences worth repeating

Short, complete lines from the video that you can reuse in everyday conversation:

Where are you from?
Can I just ask you a question?
That's when you should be super confident about something.
It's when you can kind of prove it.
And you've got the, what is it called?

Grammar in this video

The structures the speaker uses most, with the exact words from the video:

Structure	In the video
Present perfect continuous have/has been + -ing — an action that started earlier and is still going on	he's been relying · he's been receiving · they've been telling
Present perfect have/has + past participle — a past action that still matters now	they've decided · you've noticed · have been
Passive voice be + past participle — the focus is on what happens, not who does it	be cooked · should be left · have been used
Relative clauses who / which + clause — extra information about a person or thing	guy who gets · Sheol, which is · ones who rethink

Pronunciation to watch

The speaker uses 183 contractions and reduced forms, such as I'm, don't, we're. Say them the short way, as you hear them.

The “th” sounds: thread /ˈθɹɛd/, seventh /ˈsɛvənθ/, thesis /ˈθisɪs/, beneath /bɪˈniːθ/
The “sh” and “zh” sounds: caption /ˈkæp.ʃən/, explosion /ɛkˈsploʊ.ʒən/, entrepreneurship /ˌɑn.tɹə.pɹəˈnɝ.ʃɪp/, conscious /ˈkɑn.ʃəs/, dash /ˈdæʃ/
Long words — get the stress right: curriculum /kəˈɹɪk.jə.ləm/, entrepreneurship /ˌɑn.tɹə.pɹəˈnɝ.ʃɪp/, creativity /kri.eɪˈtɪv.ᵻ.ti/, naturally /ˈnæt͡ʃ.(ə.)ɹə.li/, potentially /pəˈtɛnʃ(ə)li/

How to practise with this video

Listen to the whole video once without speaking and note the words you do not know.
Start at 0.75× speed, shadow it sentence by sentence, then go back to normal speed once it feels easy.
Record yourself and compare with the original, paying attention to words like cube, package, script.

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