Speaker 1: Get junk.
Speaker 2: Yeah the day time you get dunk yea day you are.
Speaker 3: Doing to day?
Speaker 1: Hun, I'm a fat and all that shit around your eyes.
Speaker 3: They want this man to the top to make the
Speaker 3: judgment of who was going to be on the donkey
Speaker 3: of the day.
Speaker 1: They chose you. There's a braactice club.
Speaker 2: Bitch you Who's donkey of the day today? Wow?
Speaker 1: At sharing donkey of today for Wednesday?
Speaker 4: Today's Wednesday, Thursday, Thursday, don't get to day for Thursday.
Speaker 4: June first goes to Stephen Schwartz, an attorney with a
Speaker 4: firm called Levendale, Levendale and Oberman right here in New
Speaker 4: York City. Now, this story warms my heart because I
Speaker 4: keep telling y'all, AI is the devil, and I don't
Speaker 4: like AI for a lot of reasons, and I hate
Speaker 4: how people say things like.
Speaker 1: It's a necessary evil.
Speaker 4: Evil should never be necessary, but the society we live
Speaker 4: in is always willing to accept some evil, especially if
Speaker 4: it puts money in people's pockets. With this story proving
Speaker 4: one of my theories about AI correct, and that is
Speaker 4: simply you can't trust it. And this attorney found out
Speaker 4: the hard way when he used chat GPT to help
Speaker 4: write a Manhattan Federal Court filing. Let's go to CBS
Speaker 4: News for the report.
Speaker 5: Please, even a lawyer with thirty years of experience can
Speaker 5: learn something new about the law. For example, don't let
Speaker 5: chat GPT do your legal research. Stephen Schwartz filed a
Speaker 5: brief for a man who said he was injured by
Speaker 5: a drinks cart on a flight operated by Avianca Airlines.
Speaker 5: Schwartz's filing cited precedents like Martinez versus Delta Airlines. The
Speaker 5: problem was that while Delta Airlines does exist, the case
Speaker 5: does not. Swartz admitted he relied on chat GPT, which
Speaker 5: made up half a dozen bogus cases. Now the lawsuit
Speaker 5: he was working on has been tossed and he faces
Speaker 5: potential sanctions. The risks of ai I go far beyond
Speaker 5: poor legal work. Industry leaders, including executives of three leading
Speaker 5: AI companies co signed a statement Tuesday warning the technology
Speaker 5: could pose and existential threat to society.
Speaker 4: Thirty years of experience, thirty years to build a reputation
Speaker 4: in law, one day on chat GPT.
Speaker 1: To ruin it.
Speaker 4: Okay, Steven Schwartze, you obviously are one of those people
Speaker 4: that cheated their way through law school. All right, You
Speaker 4: don't just start doing things like this because of the technology. No, no, no,
Speaker 4: You've been doing this since at least high school. Probably
Speaker 4: copied from folks so much you even signed the person
Speaker 4: you was cheating off of his name.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: What kills me about this story is in the fact
Speaker 4: that Steven used chat GTP. It's just that you didn't
Speaker 4: do the number one thing we were all taught to
Speaker 4: do in school and should apply in our everyday lives,
Speaker 4: and that's check insight, our sources, check insight all work.
Speaker 4: You have to proof read and read some more to
Speaker 4: make sure you have everything in this paper correct. This
Speaker 4: is why when people say things to me like AI
Speaker 4: can never replace humans, You're gonna need a human to
Speaker 4: make sure AI is doing what it's supposed to do.
Speaker 4: Do you realize how lazy homo sapms are, Okay, and
Speaker 4: how much technology has made us even lazier.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 4: This whole world we lived in, this whole world we
Speaker 4: live in, is designed for us to do as little
Speaker 4: as possible. We want everything instant nowadays. We want everything
Speaker 4: right here, right now. This lawyer used chat GPT simply
Speaker 4: because he didn't want to do the work. And guess
Speaker 4: what just another example that in life there is no shortcuts. Okay,
Speaker 4: It's simply not and we shouldn't want to give up
Speaker 4: our critical thinking skills to chat GPT. Don't tell me
Speaker 4: that chat GPT needs humans when humans are just willing
Speaker 4: to relinquish all control to this artificial intelligence chatbot. Okay,
Speaker 4: because that's what Steven Schwartz did, and he paid the price.
Speaker 4: Imagine your lawyer is in court asking the court to
Speaker 4: get your lawsuit toss. He's citing more than a half
Speaker 4: a dozen relevant cases and none of those cases exist,
Speaker 4: completely made up by chat GPT, Stephen Schwartz. Why would
Speaker 4: you not check in double check chat GPT's work to
Speaker 4: see if the cases they used were actual cases. I
Speaker 4: didn't go to college, Okay, I don't know how much
Speaker 4: studying y'all do in law school, but I feel like
Speaker 4: you would have heard a lot of these cases before,
Speaker 4: and some of them should just make you be a
Speaker 4: little curious. For example, you heard the case titles Miller
Speaker 4: versus United Airlines, Peterson versus Iran Air Heart versus Soul
Speaker 4: Plane three six versus State Fly Air. Wouldn't you just
Speaker 4: be a little bit curious about what some of those
Speaker 4: things are.
Speaker 1: Okay, I made those last two stories. But the moral
Speaker 1: of the story is this.
Speaker 4: This is why the robots will win because humans are
Speaker 4: relinquishing all trust to them, and honestly, the way that
Speaker 4: things are currently going, people won't even care if the
Speaker 4: cases are real. Soon as long as they sound good.
Speaker 4: I can easily see a judge not knowing any better.
Speaker 4: A jury definitely wouldn't know no better. Why would they
Speaker 4: they not lawyers? What if a judge or someone in
Speaker 4: the jerry goes home and pulls these fake cases up,
Speaker 4: reads them and applies them to the actual real case
Speaker 4: that they will be trying. All right, They're gonna start
Speaker 4: trying real cases based off president that's.
Speaker 1: Not even real. Okay. I've told you all a million times.
Speaker 4: The lines of what's real and what's fake are already blurred.
Speaker 4: AI obliterate those lines completely. Now. I would play a
Speaker 4: game with guess what race it is? But it's obvious
Speaker 4: Stevenswartz isn't black, right, because even though black people may
Speaker 4: believe anything, we question everything. Okay, what's the first thing
Speaker 4: we say when somebody tells us a story that seems.
Speaker 1: A little fishy? This don't sound right?
Speaker 4: Okay, see this new generation, you'll operate a little different
Speaker 4: because y'all believe everything on social media. But when you're
Speaker 4: born in the nineteen hundreds, you are skeptical about everything.
Speaker 4: I encourage you all to read the Fifth Agreement by
Speaker 4: Don Miguel Ruise. Yes, I'm sure you've read the four agreements,
Speaker 4: but there's a fifth agreement, and the fifth agreement is
Speaker 4: be skeptical, but learn to listen. Okay, be skeptical because
Speaker 4: most of what you hear isn't true. You know that
Speaker 4: humans speak with symbols, and that symbols are only the
Speaker 4: truth because we agree, not because they are really the truth.
Speaker 4: But the second half of the agreement is learn to listen.
Speaker 4: And the reason is simple. When you learn to listen,
Speaker 4: you understand the meaning of the symbols that people are using.
Speaker 4: You understand their story, and the communication improves a lot.
Speaker 4: That's going to be such a foreign concept. If y'all
Speaker 4: just relinquish all control and power to chat GPT America,
Speaker 4: you better learn to be a skeptical about everything.
Speaker 1: As black people. Okay, our question everything. Learn to say
Speaker 1: this don't sound right?
Speaker 4: All right, Black people from the nineteen hundreds, we say
Speaker 4: things don't sound right when it's no sound involved. You
Speaker 4: better get like us because the life and career you
Speaker 4: save may be your own. Please let Remy mag give
Speaker 4: Steven Schwartz the biggest he hull.
Speaker 2: Hee ha he ha, you stupid motherfuck? Are you dumb?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Well, thank you for that donkey today, Yes, indeed, and
Speaker 3: shout to b E T. We'll see you guys tomorrow.
Speaker 4: That don't sound right, Well you sure we're gonna be
Speaker 4: here tomorrow on BT to Mar's Friday.
Speaker 2: What's wrong?
Speaker 1: Just making sure be skeptical but learn to listen.
Speaker 2: Oh shut up, BT, we'll see out tom all piece.
Speaker 3: Everybody else that's open up the phone lines eight hundred
Speaker 3: five eighty five, one oh five to one.
Speaker 2: What do you think of a.
Speaker 4: I not alan ivison, niggas intelligence artificial intelligence?
Speaker 3: Right, because if you think about it, if you're attorney,
Speaker 3: you're thinking, you know, I could save a little money
Speaker 3: instead of having you know, interns and employees. I type
Speaker 3: it in chat GT Jack whatever it's called, and it
Speaker 3: pulls up all the other cases. Now he should have
Speaker 3: googled to see if those cases were there. But it
Speaker 3: seems like you know something a little easy that that
Speaker 3: can help you and.
Speaker 4: Now thirty years of experience down the dream, your reputation
Speaker 4: down the dream because you decided to go on chat
Speaker 4: GPT one time, all people questioning everything about you.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Also, AI is saying, you know, in some vehicles, if
Speaker 3: they have AI and vehicles, you know, sometimes people fall asleep.
Speaker 3: They have all these different minduct now right, but that's
Speaker 3: AIL driving cars, right, But it's not too many cars.
Speaker 3: I know Tesla has one. They're starting to have it
Speaker 3: in eighteen wheelers. Now escalades escalades having but not to
Speaker 3: an extent. You have to touch the steering wheel at
Speaker 3: a certain time. You just can't sit back.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't have one of those. I
Speaker 1: can't afford that type of stuff.
Speaker 3: Okay, whatever, But we're asking what's your thought on AI
Speaker 3: because it could be dangerous.
Speaker 2: Just imagine just I don't even put that out there.
Speaker 2: Let me think of another thing. Just think about you
Speaker 2: get into a beef.
Speaker 1: No, no, think about you getting the beef you donte
Speaker 1: get and all the beef I throw the point at me.
Speaker 1: Think about you get to because I think about you
Speaker 1: getting the beat.
Speaker 2: Because somebody can use somebody because pride to.
Speaker 1: By the way, don't be talking about beef unless you
Speaker 1: want to do something.
Speaker 2: Perfect.
Speaker 3: Example, let's say that somebody wants to say Charlemagne is gay, right,
Speaker 3: what you can little gay gang. But now somebody can
Speaker 3: use Charlomagne's voice and make a fake conversation with Charlomagne's
Speaker 3: Well know that it's somebody else, and people will believe it.
Speaker 2: I've hard for you not to say it wasn't true.
Speaker 1: Let's go even deeper.
Speaker 4: Imagine you hear your best friend and your wife a
Speaker 4: conversation between them two talking about getting it in and
Speaker 4: all kinds of stuff, and the conversation not even real, right,
Speaker 4: and then and and you're about to go see both
Speaker 4: of them in the next five minutes. You might be
Speaker 4: driving on the way that you'll about to meet somewhere,
Speaker 4: and y'all meet, and you just heard.
Speaker 2: This call and you do something stupid and you realize that.
Speaker 1: It was what I was trying to say.
Speaker 2: Man, So what's your thoughts on AI? Let's talk about it.
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