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Speaker 3: AI Artificial and Technology. Artificial intelligence is something that we've
Speaker 3: talked about a lot on our platform and because I remember,
Speaker 3: like in New York there's tolls, a lot of tolls, yes,
Speaker 3: and I remember when those were jobs people, you know,
Speaker 3: you would give them five dollars and they give you
Speaker 3: four dollars back or whatever, and they break the change
Speaker 3: for you. And now they stood in the booth all day,
Speaker 3: summertime winner and they got paid fifteen dollars an hour
Speaker 3: whatever they got paid. And that was a job for
Speaker 3: a lot of people. And there's no Everything is through
Speaker 3: cameras now and they take pictures and they send you
Speaker 3: either easy pass or they send you a bill and
Speaker 3: the mail. And now we see where Amazon ghost stores
Speaker 3: where there's no cashiers and you just walk out the store.
Speaker 3: It's just yeah. So Andrew Yang spoke about this, he
Speaker 3: got a lot of publicity for it when he said that,
Speaker 3: you know, it's going to be an economic title wave.
Speaker 3: I believe he said, an economic tidal wave that's gonna
Speaker 3: it's unproportionately hit the black and brown communities because unfortunately,
Speaker 3: these are the people that have most of the lower
Speaker 3: paying jobs and manual jobs.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 3: What are your thoughts on artificial technology? How do we
Speaker 3: get on the right Because I look at it like
Speaker 3: it's not going anywhere, It's only going to be so
Speaker 3: it's like we can complain about it's taking up jobs,
Speaker 3: or we can try to get on a different side
Speaker 3: of this thing. But it's a real situation and it's
Speaker 3: going to only more and more jobs I think are
Speaker 3: just going to be lost because it's just more efficient
Speaker 3: from a business standpoint. So what's your thoughts on that.
Speaker 5: I'll say it this way. That's where when your first question,
Speaker 5: the first question dealing with capitalism. Now we are back
Speaker 5: at it now on the negative ent, because if you're
Speaker 5: willing to hire a robot versus a man who has
Speaker 5: been doing this for twenty years, probably went to school
Speaker 5: for it, or if it's just a warehouse job. He's
Speaker 5: a good worker. You know, he comes in on time.
Speaker 5: Young brother, he's like twenty five years old. You know,
Speaker 5: we got two children. He works hard, that's what he does.
Speaker 5: You'd rather not do that because of the higher liability, etc.
Speaker 5: He may get injured, sue you whatever. All right, and
Speaker 5: I put a robot there business wise sounds very sound.
Speaker 5: I mean robot gets you know, beat up, whatever, it
Speaker 5: don't matter. It's a robot. I just make buy another
Speaker 5: one whatever, or I have insurance on it. Sounds amazing.
Speaker 5: Here's a problem. How many robots? How many jobs? First
Speaker 5: of all do you think it will take for the
Speaker 5: system to understand that eventually it's going to hit you,
Speaker 5: the rich, the people making all the money, because after
Speaker 5: a certain point, you can't have robots for everything. This
Speaker 5: is what these futuristic movies come into play, when it
Speaker 5: comes to all the way from terminator all the way
Speaker 5: over to I robot it sound, I'm dropping out names,
Speaker 5: all these different things where people have to understand. The
Speaker 5: moment you start making technology and you give it artificial intelligence,
Speaker 5: you're now delving into the area of God after a
Speaker 5: certain point, like giving robots citizenship in Saudi Arabia. Now
Speaker 5: she got her driver's license.
Speaker 3: Now it's like, okay, hold on, hold on, see what you.
Speaker 5: What are you doing? There is a limit here, Like
Speaker 5: let's say, we have to maintain our humanity. Money cannot
Speaker 5: be your God. That's why some people they say they
Speaker 5: believe in God. But people when it comes to money,
Speaker 5: some of them believe in God, gold, oil and drugs.
Speaker 5: God not actual you know, the Supreme Being, etcetera. You
Speaker 5: have to look at your humanity. Here is that much
Speaker 5: money worth it?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 5: I just got I gotta have. I got to be
Speaker 5: a billionaire. A trillionaire and all that, but at the
Speaker 5: expense of people who actually live their lives. This is
Speaker 5: this is where that evil and wicked type of mentality goes.
Speaker 5: So we have to be very mindful here. You can
Speaker 5: still employ people, have your robots, et cetera. But if
Speaker 5: you want to have robot technology, okay, good, help them
Speaker 5: go clean up the neighborhoods. Send robots to go help
Speaker 5: the people who are homeless, people who are you know,
Speaker 5: medically handicapped, ete that. There are many different areas that
Speaker 5: we need. But you're gonna send it to the jobs
Speaker 5: to take it away from the people who are actually working
Speaker 5: hard to take care of the family. So I'm not
Speaker 5: I'm not interested in the way they're doing it. Issue
Speaker 5: is that they're going to keep doing it as long
Speaker 5: as the people allow it, and also as long as
Speaker 5: the people keep putting their hands out for these jobs
Speaker 5: rather than doing for self, rather than pooling your resources
Speaker 5: with your own community, your own people, and setting up
Speaker 5: your own companies, your own jobs to where you will
Speaker 5: survive because.
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Speaker 5: Whole economic situation. Bro Blacks and Mexicans for the majority.
Speaker 5: We are the warehouse workers, we are the bus boys,
Speaker 5: We are the ones who worked for these cab companies.
Speaker 5: We are the ones who work being waiters and waitresses
Speaker 5: and all this kind of stuff. All of these jobs, bro,
Speaker 5: the people who do subway, subway, all the stuff, we
Speaker 5: are the workers for that. So pretty much all of
Speaker 5: those they care with robots, and they have looked at that.
Speaker 5: That's why he was saying that. He was like, you know,
Speaker 5: I think he said about the year, was it, say
Speaker 5: twenty fifty or twenty thirty two? One of those two.
Speaker 5: He said, a large chunk of the jobs are going
Speaker 5: to be replaced by robots. Yeah, because that's they're projecting it,
Speaker 5: because they're planning it, and it's very sound. So again,
Speaker 5: we got to get back to us building our own
Speaker 5: things and doing for self because the corporate pocracy, this
Speaker 5: corporate government and system, they are going to do what
Speaker 5: they want to do, but if they don't have our
Speaker 5: cooperation and our involvement, then they won't affect us. We
Speaker 5: got to pull out of this system, bro, and establish
Speaker 5: our own. That's really the only way we're going to
Speaker 5: survive this. To be honest with you.
Speaker 2: That's crazy. That you said that. I actually really wrote
Speaker 2: that down the gold, oil and drugs, because that's a
Speaker 2: conversation Shotty and I we always have and I'm like, yoah,
Speaker 2: you can't serve two masses. So like that used to
Speaker 2: be like like my brother he's actually a pastor now,
Speaker 2: but we used to have this conversation like you can't
Speaker 2: serve two masses. You're gonna love one and hate the other.
Speaker 2: That would lead to like a three hour conversation about money. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 5: Before we go there, be interested in technology, let me
Speaker 5: not you know, Like That's what I've got to say.
Speaker 5: Be invested in it, learn it, understand how it works,
Speaker 5: and then also use it for us as a people.
Speaker 5: We need to have technology when it comes to virtually everything.
Speaker 5: We just don't need to overwhelmingly use it to where
Speaker 5: we say, okay, good, I'm gonna use all this technology
Speaker 5: and not give the way for my brothers and sisters
Speaker 5: to make their own money and to have a livelihood. No,
Speaker 5: let's use it to help us to maintain a livelihood
Speaker 5: and to build lovelihood. That's what we have to do.
Speaker 5: So we have to use it for the progressive way
Speaker 5: rather than it you know, being a heavy, wicked capitalistic
Speaker 5: way of I'm gonna just make all this and I'll
Speaker 5: give it. Damn if you eat or you eat, it's
Speaker 5: all about me.
Speaker 3: So speaking speaking of technology, Kingdom Pay Yes, sir? What
Speaker 3: is can we talk about Kingdom Pay.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir? Kingdom Pay partially owned Bantie Jackson, another brother myself.
Speaker 5: It is the black owned version of cash app, Veno, PayPal, etc. People.
Speaker 5: It's like, finally, it's legit. Yes, from the top, people
Speaker 5: in the top companies, people who have been training these companies,
Speaker 5: have been doing this for a long time. Very powerful.
Speaker 5: It's I mean it almost seemed impossible, you know. When
Speaker 5: I was approached with that idea and when they brought
Speaker 5: it to me, they said, brother, this is what we're doing,
Speaker 5: this is what it is, and everything's set up, and
Speaker 5: I just I was like, finally, because this is what
Speaker 5: it means to do for self. We need to be
Speaker 5: able to have a way to transfer in sin and
Speaker 5: receive our own money. Because if we start getting our
Speaker 5: own money, cool, But if we're still transferring using their
Speaker 5: systems with which to move it, then they still have
Speaker 5: our control or we're still under their control. So we
Speaker 5: have to have a way to move around our money.
Speaker 5: So Kingdom paid, That's what it is. And it's because
Speaker 5: Kingdom pays. It's not about your religious group. It's about
Speaker 5: do you believe in God, the Kingdom, you know, the
Speaker 5: king dome, the King that sits on the dome of
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Speaker 5: Because again, when it comes to money, the color lines
Speaker 5: don't shouldn't matter. But when it comes to the control
Speaker 5: of your money, everyone should have their ability to control their.
Speaker 2: Own Listen, So Kingdom Page through an app and a website.
Speaker 3: It's out right now.
Speaker 5: It is about to launch. It's a soft launch right now,
Speaker 5: we're talking about it. You know it is go download it,
Speaker 5: uh definitely, but and it is free to download same things,
Speaker 5: cash paper, all of that, and it does all of
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