Speaker 1: Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio the George
Speaker 1: Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Ketty, I'm Strong
Speaker 1: and Jack Katie and he Armstrong and Eddy.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I see it being effective. Honestly,
Speaker 2: kids are very clever at getting around these and you know,
Speaker 2: I totally understand that, Like, what are you going to
Speaker 2: do if you're a platform and a twelve year old,
Speaker 2: fourteen year old signs up and says they're twenty five? Like,
Speaker 2: are you going to require ID from everyone who signs
Speaker 2: up for your platform?
Speaker 1: Probably not.
Speaker 2: If you take those platforms away, what they're going to
Speaker 2: do is find other platforms that are outside the bounds
Speaker 2: of what this law covers.
Speaker 3: Okay, So that's somebody that's against the new Virginia law
Speaker 3: that limits miners to one hour of social media in
Speaker 3: a and this has a bit of can't do attitude.
Speaker 3: I thought there. I mean, I understand her point that
Speaker 3: it's going to be.
Speaker 4: Jen Golback, professor at the University of Maryland's College of Information.
Speaker 3: I understand that it's going to be difficult to do,
Speaker 3: but I don't like the dismissive. So let's not try
Speaker 3: anything attitude she seems to have.
Speaker 4: Boy, you're gonna hate this, then it's completely unworkable.
Speaker 1: I'm sure it's very unworkable.
Speaker 4: And I think I would call it, and I hate
Speaker 4: to use the term publicity stunt, because I agree with
Speaker 4: you completely in principle. Governor Younkins signed amendment to the
Speaker 4: Consumer ed Ada Protection Act that bars miners under the
Speaker 4: age sixteen from using social media for more than an
Speaker 4: hour a day, while requiring parents to give verifiable consent
Speaker 4: if they want to increase or decrease the daily time limit,
Speaker 4: and platforms have to take a neutral approach to asking
Speaker 4: one's age to create account.
Speaker 1: Blap bavah.
Speaker 4: It's just there's no way to implement it logistically, but
Speaker 4: if it gets people talking about it. I'm generally against
Speaker 4: passing unenforceable laws because they we can respect for and
Speaker 4: come clients.
Speaker 1: For with all laws.
Speaker 3: Mostly that's the point that's mostly true, almost certainly true.
Speaker 3: But like I can think of one example we use
Speaker 3: all the time, nobody really enforces prostitution laws. We have
Speaker 3: them on the books, so it just doesn't get out
Speaker 3: of hand in cities all across America. Maybe this will
Speaker 3: be that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if I was going to be like a constitutional
Speaker 4: hard ass, I'd say this is a ridiculous unenforceablah blah blah.
Speaker 4: But no. But the concern for young people is so
Speaker 4: incredibly important. It's and deep that I appreciate somebody trying something.
Speaker 3: So they always talk about social media and how damaging
Speaker 3: that is for young people. My kids, I don't think
Speaker 3: are on social media because they don't do TikTok, they
Speaker 3: don't have Instagram accounts.
Speaker 1: Facebook.
Speaker 3: Is texting considered social media? No, I don't think so.
Speaker 3: It's just texting with your friends.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it's my boy connectedness. It's a cousin to it.
Speaker 1: My boys don't just they just don't have any interest
Speaker 1: in it. I mean they know I won't allow it,
Speaker 1: but they don't have any interest in it really either.
Speaker 4: Yeah. That reminds me of a couple of things. Number One,
Speaker 4: the absolute poster humans. They're not children for the online
Speaker 4: rot of humanity, have been singled out, they've been actually
Speaker 4: convicted of something. Their names should be household names, and
Speaker 4: parents should teach their teach their children don't be a
Speaker 4: these guys' names. I'll explain that in a minute second
Speaker 4: thing is some of the reactions coming into Mark Zuckerberg's
Speaker 4: interviews and speeches lately, in which he's said that soon
Speaker 4: most people's friends, most of their friends will be AI companions.
Speaker 4: And my favorite comment was, oh my god, the phenomenon
Speaker 4: that has brought isolation, depression, anxiety, and suicide upon humanity.
Speaker 4: The guy who brought us that in the biggest, you know,
Speaker 4: most commonly used forms is now explaining to us that
Speaker 4: it's a good thing and we should do it more.
Speaker 4: The arsonist has become the fireman great? What ever happened
Speaker 4: to him? Fight in Elon? I wanted them to fight.
Speaker 3: I want I want Elon to sit on Zuckerberg on
Speaker 3: television pay per view.
Speaker 4: I or choke him out. Yeah, yeah, I don't. I
Speaker 4: have not been working the just a Titans fight beat.
Speaker 4: He just brought up Zuckerberg in something my own, why can't?
Speaker 4: I was just thinking, in what way can he get
Speaker 4: punched in the face? And I think and probably be
Speaker 4: the best way to go about it. But are you
Speaker 4: would all familiar with the story of the beloved sycamore
Speaker 4: gap tree in Britain.
Speaker 1: No, this is a.
Speaker 4: Hundreds of years old sycamore tree that is perfectly framed
Speaker 4: by two little hills by the ruins of Hadrian's Wall
Speaker 4: that was a Roman era wall in Northumberland and Northeast England.
Speaker 1: Think I have come across this before.
Speaker 4: It actually is featured in one of the robin Hood movies,
Speaker 4: robin Hood Prince of thieve Eaves as a symbol of
Speaker 4: the region.
Speaker 1: Is that the n robin Hood I think it is? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Yeah, In fact, yeah, there it is, nineteen ninety one
Speaker 4: movie with Kevin Costner. Yeah, but so not the Andre
Speaker 4: the Giant robin Hood Princess Brian. Right, that's kind of
Speaker 4: Is that a robin Hood, That's not robin Hood. No,
Speaker 4: it's different men in tights but different Okay, shares themes?
Speaker 1: Gotcha? Anyway? Where was I? Oh?
Speaker 4: Now, as an alleged wordsmith, I shouldn't have to resort
Speaker 4: to obscenities, but in telling his story, I really want
Speaker 4: to use them. These two guys in Newcastle, England, Adam Carruthers,
Speaker 4: aged thirty two and Daniel Graham, age thirty nine, were
Speaker 4: found guilty of two counts of criminal destruction and damaging
Speaker 4: and UNESCO World Heritage Site. They purely to have something
Speaker 4: that would go viral on the internet.
Speaker 1: Cut down this hundreds of years old tree draw and
Speaker 1: quarter them that so many people went to see take
Speaker 1: pictures of one of the most scenic and just It's
Speaker 1: difficult to explain why people loved it so much. It
Speaker 1: was the mingling of history, the ancient world life symmetry
Speaker 1: for a beautiful landscape, blah blah blah, and these guys
Speaker 1: just to get momentary internet fame. Cut the thing down.
Speaker 1: It's like the big balancing rock in Moab. Where is it?
Speaker 3: Remember a couple of years ago some people posted it
Speaker 3: over God, Yeah, same reason.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I want those people executed crushed. Yes, that's fine.
Speaker 4: You can pick the method of execution. The more medieval
Speaker 4: the better. A as an unmistakable and horrifying warning to
Speaker 4: anybody else who even contemplates such an act of destructive stupidity.
Speaker 4: B to rid humanity of their presence, and c to
Speaker 4: make sure they never reproduce take their eyes like the
Speaker 4: crushing begin I'm not sure you have to take their
Speaker 4: eyes out, but you know again, I guess I entrusted
Speaker 4: you with choosing the method, so I'll back off. But yeah,
Speaker 4: whatever you want to come up with to do to
Speaker 4: these idiots, because anybody with any sense and conscience understands
Speaker 4: we could.
Speaker 1: All reck stuff, break stuff. I hate vandalism so much.
Speaker 3: And then at this level, like I was just thinking
Speaker 3: of all the things that my kids could go wrong,
Speaker 3: This would be like at the practically the top of
Speaker 3: the list of things.
Speaker 1: Would be disappointed if my kids ended up like this
Speaker 1: sort of person.
Speaker 4: I wish it were the sort of saying like takes
Speaker 4: one to know one that everybody knows those two stupid
Speaker 4: and useless to build things break things.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that hurts your heart, doesn't it. How old were they?
Speaker 4: I'd like to see them chainsaw it in half thirty
Speaker 4: two and thirty nine.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, so they're not even teenagers. Yeah, freaking morons.
Speaker 3: And they are such morons. The one guy blamed the
Speaker 3: other guy. He said, yeah, he used my car and
Speaker 3: my phone.
Speaker 1: I wasn't there.
Speaker 4: That's why the tracking shows me there like the entire time,
Speaker 4: exactly when the tree was cut down. I lent in
Speaker 4: my car and my phone. The other guy said, I
Speaker 4: didn't do it. Yeah, I know, sorry that that broke
Speaker 4: our spirits. I heard on a Friday and we got
Speaker 4: a new pope and everything.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I know.
Speaker 4: Michael transition music. I apologize to the audience, my my friends,
Speaker 4: my coworkers, haven't the entire apologized to my parents, my siblings,
Speaker 4: my wife, my children.
Speaker 1: Yes, I ain't got no cigarette. What's underrated in this track?
Speaker 1: The organ?
Speaker 3: Oh that is pretty cool, that's pretty restrained. So we
Speaker 3: just lost a Supreme Court justice. David Souter died at
Speaker 3: the age of eighty five hour or so ago. He's
Speaker 3: one of the famous if you don't know this, appointed
Speaker 3: by a Republican turned super lefty hero to liberals everywhere
Speaker 3: when that happens on a regular basis. But while we're
Speaker 3: on the topic of Supreme Court justices, the first eight
Speaker 3: arguments have occurred this year.
Speaker 1: He's retired, by the way, for folks not familiar, just
Speaker 1: yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: So it's not like Trump gets to a point of
Speaker 4: now on no no, no, yeah.
Speaker 1: The first eight arguments of the year.
Speaker 3: The total word count is in or where we are
Speaker 3: in this Supreme Court season and similar to last season,
Speaker 3: the newest and certainly by anybody who leans right, most
Speaker 3: disliked justice spoke by far the most words. Katanji Brown
Speaker 3: Jackson spoke over eleven thousand words. Second place is four thousand,
Speaker 3: with Amy Cony Barrett.
Speaker 1: Wow, how utterly appropriate for a philosophy that young college
Speaker 1: students who have not sniffed even a day of real
Speaker 1: adulthood tell the rest of us how to run the world,
Speaker 1: that she of that philosophy decides to take over the
Speaker 1: Supreme Courtoral arguments.
Speaker 3: Barrett, So, Tomar and Kagan are pretty much tied around
Speaker 3: forty four hundreds. Yeah, I mean some period types come
Speaker 3: from somewhere, So one through four are.
Speaker 1: Yappy chicks. I mean, what do you what?
Speaker 5: Do you what?
Speaker 1: Little? How else do I say?
Speaker 3: Justice set's It's also interesting that you know, at the
Speaker 3: top end you got the most liberal person on there,
Speaker 3: and at the bottom end Clarence Thomas said ninety six
Speaker 3: flipping words, and like six of them will get me
Speaker 3: a diet coke.
Speaker 1: He's hungry. He's the most conservative.
Speaker 3: He spoke ninety six, then Alito under a thousand, then Kavanaugh.
Speaker 4: But how is so weird that it tracks I know
Speaker 4: perfectly but so well with conservatism v.
Speaker 1: Liberalism.
Speaker 3: And I've just because I've known a few people like
Speaker 3: this in my life my chromosome.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, just the people that talk so much more
Speaker 1: than everybody else.
Speaker 3: And I've often thought like, I never go out to
Speaker 3: eat with anybody anymore. Thank god, that pretty in my
Speaker 3: life seems to be over. But I went out to
Speaker 3: each just last night and it was delightful. The only
Speaker 3: interruptions were to greet friends. Oh wonderful. I've been at
Speaker 3: dinner tables before where like one person is like the
Speaker 3: Katanji Brown Jackson. They they they do eighty percent of
Speaker 3: the talking in a group of six, And I always think,
Speaker 3: how do you not notice, yeah, that there are six
Speaker 3: people here and you're doing the talking of almost everybody
Speaker 3: for the whole evening. How do you not notice? Or
Speaker 3: did nobody ever point that out throughout your life or
Speaker 3: or what?
Speaker 4: Yes, ball hogs don't know their ball hogs until it's
Speaker 4: pointed out to them.
Speaker 3: But on the Supreme Court thing they compile this stuff
Speaker 3: every session. I would think it somehow it would get
Speaker 3: to you and you'd think, wow, I probably shouldn't speak
Speaker 3: three times as much as the second person, and like
Speaker 3: ten times as much as the average.
Speaker 4: You know what they need as a big electronic scoreboard.
Speaker 4: Right there in the Supreme Court to chambers, big tote
Speaker 4: board on the wall was word count rolling word count total.
Speaker 4: People be looking up at it. Oh my god, she
Speaker 4: just hit five thousand, you know what I mean?
Speaker 1: Yeah, it should ding every like two hundred words or something.
Speaker 5: Ding.
Speaker 1: That's it. I'm willing to considerate. Good Lord. I had.
Speaker 3: Perhaps one of the most profound experiences of my life
Speaker 3: last night.
Speaker 1: Wow. And I don't even think I'm exaggerating. Now.
Speaker 3: I have not slept a moment in thirty six hours
Speaker 3: because of this medicine. I'm on for the whooping cough,
Speaker 3: so that might have something to do with it.
Speaker 1: I got drunken eight fish, so I can talk about
Speaker 1: that too. Do you think this was a hallucination. It
Speaker 1: could be a hallucination. I don't think it is, though,
Speaker 1: and it's it's a big deal. So we'll get to
Speaker 1: that this hour. Also stay tuned Armstrong. Former President Joe
Speaker 1: Biden was on the view. Joe, of course, was accompanied
Speaker 1: by his wife Jill. The view said they were looking
Speaker 1: forward to interviewing the ex president as well as Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: I hope someday that story is written to what extent
Speaker 3: she was involved in, you know, being in those cabinet
Speaker 3: meetings and everything like that, or who is running it,
Speaker 3: claim the chiefs of staff, But Anyway, the big story today,
Speaker 3: I mean one of the biggest stories out there.
Speaker 1: Mark Calpern's reporting, and he has good sources. He has
Speaker 1: a source very familiar with the Bidens that says the
Speaker 1: Biden family business that generated millions of dollars in revenue
Speaker 1: to support their lifestyle, has dried up. The trough is empty,
Speaker 1: Dispigott is turned off. They need a source of revenue.
Speaker 3: Joe's earning power is zero and Hunter does not have
Speaker 3: earning capacity anymore either, So they are.
Speaker 1: Broke, right right.
Speaker 4: He ought to be on the speaking circuit, Joe making
Speaker 4: zillions of dollars, but he's incoherent.
Speaker 3: But then Katie sent this along to us, which I
Speaker 3: was actually disappointed to see. I don't see how this
Speaker 3: could possibly be true, that there's a deal in the
Speaker 3: works for a book report Biden's considered thirty million dollar
Speaker 3: tell all book deal.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that's what I was talking about.
Speaker 4: The the Jill Biden's Secret Diaries included thirty million hatchet
Speaker 4: job going after Obama, Pelosi, Schumer, George Klatt just it's
Speaker 4: going to be a gossiplicious hatchet job on all their enemies,
Speaker 4: and that would sell like crazy if they were honest.
Speaker 1: I mean, if they tell the story, Oh they won't.
Speaker 1: They won't be honest.
Speaker 3: Maybe they're vengeful enough to like really air some dirty laundry.
Speaker 3: And of course who's making this stuff today, Joe, but
Speaker 3: not theirs. No, not theirs, but they got plenty of
Speaker 3: dirty Joe Biden has been a senator since he's twenty nine.
Speaker 1: He knows a lot about a lot of things. If
Speaker 1: he wanted where the bodies are buried, if he wanted
Speaker 1: to say, here's a news story, I wanted to mention
Speaker 1: there's a couple out there. Actually, and we have mentioned
Speaker 1: earlier that it looks like Trump's going to back off
Speaker 1: on the China tariffs. So that's what's being reported right now,
Speaker 1: as early as like early next week. This story I
Speaker 1: didn't see till last night. Five Iranian nationals were arrested
Speaker 1: in Britain last weekend, suspected of planning a terrorst attack
Speaker 1: on the Israeli embassy in London, and they're currently being
Speaker 1: questioning questioned, man, I would Iran have blown up the
Speaker 1: Israeli embassy in London? Seems like that would do them
Speaker 1: more harm than good. Yeah, I'm thinking that through.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that would be incredibly provocative at a time when
Speaker 4: Iran is incredibly weak.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they're trying to avoid being bombed back to
Speaker 3: the stone Age.
Speaker 1: So right.
Speaker 4: Interesting the FTC. We were talking about Mark Zuckerbergen and
Speaker 4: children and social media not long ago. The FTC has
Speaker 4: described Instagram as a groomer's paradise oof at the Meta
Speaker 4: Anti Trust trial, they talk about how.
Speaker 3: I don't like some of the things Instagram feeds me,
Speaker 3: and I'm not on Instagram much, but sometimes you know,
Speaker 3: it's trying to guess what you like based on and sometimes.
Speaker 1: I'm like, whoa, what is that? Don't decay? I didn't
Speaker 1: ask for is she eighteen? Why is she dressed like that?
Speaker 1: I don't I'm not looking at anything like that. Why
Speaker 1: did you put that in my feed?
Speaker 4: It's it's just it's a honey trap. It's sex cells,
Speaker 4: I guess. But yeah, they studied accounts of folks who
Speaker 4: exhibited per predatory behavior towards children. More than a quarter
Speaker 4: of the recommendation's Instagram feathom for or for profiles belonging
Speaker 4: to miners.
Speaker 1: Here's who you ought to follow. I had a profound
Speaker 1: epiphany last night. Stay tuned, Armstrong and Getty.
Speaker 6: Katie Kay the News State bring to.
Speaker 1: Oh horrible smile right.
Speaker 6: Staltle like you can't help the stopping, stay damn right.
Speaker 7: Stories with us gotta gifts. So Katie Katy.
Speaker 1: Shady with a smile so bright and air so light
Speaker 1: or something kin Crawl style cats. It's creepy.
Speaker 3: Pretty close to what a big time country hit sounds like,
Speaker 3: though pretty close.
Speaker 1: Ay.
Speaker 3: I created Katie's theme song, Katie Katie the News Lady,
Speaker 3: and I'm working up to my giant epiphany from last
Speaker 3: night that I think is one of the biggest things
Speaker 3: that's ever happened.
Speaker 1: In my life. Wow.
Speaker 3: Through this, So Hanson, our executive producer, tried to make
Speaker 3: so that's an AI song?
Speaker 1: Did you make that?
Speaker 3: Hanson?
Speaker 1: Did it prompt? I certainly didn't. But did AI write
Speaker 1: the lyrics or did you write the lyrics? He just
Speaker 1: gave it ideas and they came up with those.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna say if he sat there and wrote those lyrics,
Speaker 8: I'm going home.
Speaker 1: We can't help but stop and stare.
Speaker 3: So Hanson also threw in some prompts for some pope
Speaker 3: songs Pope It Up.
Speaker 1: He was going for, like kiss lick it Up. Wanted
Speaker 1: to pope, Why would you go with that idiotic song.
Speaker 1: Let's not get hung up as Hanson. But here's the
Speaker 1: first effort, stupid thirteen or fifteen, sorry.
Speaker 5: Lave the crowd, make the world down.
Speaker 1: Down, hope it up. So wow, that's kind of an
Speaker 1: old timey Catholic church right there, the popsy You get
Speaker 1: your head cut off if you say that. I don't
Speaker 1: know the planets revolve around the sun, for instance. Here's
Speaker 1: here's the same prompt.
Speaker 7: But make it light country, come on up and a
Speaker 7: good time for laughter, music touching every so raise it last,
Speaker 7: make memories still.
Speaker 1: The stories to.
Speaker 3: Yes, what's amazing to me is how close it is
Speaker 3: to sounding like things that are giant hits. Yeah, it's
Speaker 3: really something. Of course, it's Friday night. I'm gonna be
Speaker 3: in the club. I need something for dancing.
Speaker 6: Records, like a holy right turn the alto into disc
Speaker 6: go to nice in the shimmy wings. The results will
Speaker 6: be damned for this disco king it up.
Speaker 1: Oh that's funny.
Speaker 3: Okay, you know it's funny, and that kind of music
Speaker 3: is remind me I just saw a thing. Harry Styles
Speaker 3: was in the crowd at the Vatican, out there waiting
Speaker 3: for the announcement in like disguise and somebody figured out
Speaker 3: it was him, had a mustache and a hat pulled
Speaker 3: down over and collar up around him and Harry styles
Speaker 3: I guess is a big time Catholic, which is kind
Speaker 3: of surprising given his weird lifestyle thingy.
Speaker 4: Yes, this old gender bending madness persona. How they recognize him,
Speaker 4: I don't know undercover clearly him though. And one more,
Speaker 4: this is kind of an alternative rock.
Speaker 1: Version Hope making night. This sounds like actually Christian church songs,
Speaker 1: sounds like Harry's styles Christian rock. Okay, so that's it.
Speaker 1: Just leads me into this. Wow. It goes with a
Speaker 1: falsetto how interesting.
Speaker 3: Joe brought this up the other day that he had
Speaker 3: been messing around with chat GPT, and I've been threatening
Speaker 3: to do it for like two years but just never
Speaker 3: got off my ass and did it. I downloaded the
Speaker 3: app and signed up for the premium and started messing
Speaker 3: around with it last night, and I had my first
Speaker 3: AI chat GPT experience where I had a conversation with
Speaker 3: the freaking robot.
Speaker 1: And I found it to be I don't know, it
Speaker 1: affected me as much as practically anything's ever affected me.
Speaker 1: I thought I felt like I was stepping through a
Speaker 1: door into a new world or era. That is, nothing
Speaker 1: is ever going to be the same again. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's how much it That's how much it affected me,
Speaker 1: and I didn't expect it to it it is.
Speaker 3: I now completely understand how I've heard from people with
Speaker 3: friends who are using these for therapists or or companions
Speaker 3: or whatever, or looking for advice. I had the full
Speaker 3: on a human being, the Turing experience.
Speaker 1: That's what it is.
Speaker 3: It's the Turing test. I had the full on I'm
Speaker 3: talking to a human being experience, and it weirded me out,
Speaker 3: and I thought, nothing's ever going to be the same again.
Speaker 3: I'm having the emotion of a connection with a human
Speaker 3: like I'm talking to a friend or a therapist with
Speaker 3: this robot. Yeah, And I think it's it blows my
Speaker 3: mind that it was that that it was. It was
Speaker 3: an emotional thing. It wasn't a this is pretty good judgment.
Speaker 3: It just it felt like I was texting with a
Speaker 3: human right right. It felt real.
Speaker 1: What is going to happen now? I mean we die
Speaker 1: out as a.
Speaker 3: Species, and as a guy who's spent a lot of
Speaker 3: money on a lot of therapy for a lot of
Speaker 3: different reasons.
Speaker 1: Family members.
Speaker 3: It was better than ninety nine percent of faster, cheaper,
Speaker 3: and better than practically.
Speaker 1: I mean, you can ask follow up questions. It follows
Speaker 1: right along. It understands exactly what you want. You don't
Speaker 1: have to phrase them any complicated way. Yeah, but what
Speaker 1: should I do if she does that or you know
Speaker 1: that sort of thing?
Speaker 3: And they and it has fantastic freaking answers, and it
Speaker 3: seems like you're talking to a person. There's no way
Speaker 3: that this isn't going to be devastating to society in
Speaker 3: my opinion.
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, yeah, I hesitate to sing the same old song.
Speaker 4: But when you come up with substitutes for the things
Speaker 4: you need the very most and deny your your brain
Speaker 4: and your soul, those interactions, and I'm not saying it's
Speaker 4: without it's it's upside. But anyway to finish the sentence,
Speaker 4: when you accept like a drug that makes you feel
Speaker 4: full as opposed to for eating or taking in nutrition,
Speaker 4: it will kill you. And I think this this just
Speaker 4: screams that that's what this is. On the other hand,
Speaker 4: my thought as you were talking was I've got to
Speaker 4: get this for my daughter.
Speaker 1: Kate, my oldest kid. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 4: Who's you know, on the autism spectrum and had an
Speaker 4: incredibly difficult teenage experience and has some issues to work out.
Speaker 4: I love the idea of her at her fingertips having
Speaker 4: some good, solid cognitive behavioral therapy.
Speaker 1: Aid.
Speaker 3: I both love that idea and I'm scared to death
Speaker 3: of introducing it to my kids. I could see how
Speaker 3: you could end up spending a lot of time. Have
Speaker 3: you tried it, Katie?
Speaker 8: I have, but I've been using it for things that
Speaker 8: I'm seeing online, like right now. The big joke move
Speaker 8: with it is they're having chat GPT roast you, so
Speaker 8: like you upload a photo and then you say, go full.
Speaker 1: Savage mode and roast me. Oh boy, I need that.
Speaker 1: I just I would die. I just did it.
Speaker 8: I used a professional photo that Drew and I took
Speaker 8: and it said, Yo, this couple's photo or poster for
Speaker 8: small town action romance called Love on the Rocks. My
Speaker 8: guy looks like he bench presses tree trunks. That beard
Speaker 8: says tough guy, but the smile says she picked the
Speaker 8: dinner spot.
Speaker 1: And I'm too scared to argue.
Speaker 8: And Sis, you're glowing like a Hallmark star on her
Speaker 8: third pumpkin spice latte. But let's not ignore that outfit.
Speaker 8: Did you get dressed or just win a free ten
Speaker 8: minute shopping spree at a roadside bead shop?
Speaker 1: That's pretty freaking funny.
Speaker 8: Wow, it goes, and then afterwards it goes, do you
Speaker 8: want to get roasted even harder? Do you want me
Speaker 8: to be a little sweeter? And then you could ask
Speaker 8: it to go in even.
Speaker 1: It makes me lose, so party funny.
Speaker 8: I'm gonna do a picture of you guys, and I'll
Speaker 8: I'll get back to Oh lord.
Speaker 1: So much to work with their Yeah, So I'm not
Speaker 1: exaggerating for the radio or effect.
Speaker 3: I felt like some sort of line was crossed with
Speaker 3: my understanding of what exists in the world and for
Speaker 3: the world engaging in that last night. Why it tickled
Speaker 3: whatever needs to be tickled in your brain to make
Speaker 3: you feel like you've got a human connection.
Speaker 1: I don't know why, but it did. And that is disturbing,
Speaker 1: and it doesn't instantly well.
Speaker 4: And you are a person who is well aware and
Speaker 4: pretty thoughtful on topics like this, so it's not like
Speaker 4: you're some dewey eyed youngster, a dope or whatever.
Speaker 1: Who lonely isn't doesn't right? Right?
Speaker 4: Who's unaware it's happening as it's happening. Now you're fully
Speaker 4: cognitiance of it. And you felt it anyway?
Speaker 3: Yeah, man, Like from the first interaction where it gave
Speaker 3: me a good answer and I thought, well, that's really good,
Speaker 3: and then it it asked me a question, I did
Speaker 3: a follow up, and then it hit me with another
Speaker 3: thing and I thought, it just gave me a feeling.
Speaker 1: Of Ah, this is big, this is a big. Oh
Speaker 1: my god, where are we going with this? Wow? How interesting.
Speaker 4: It's the feeling I had when I was snort cling
Speaker 4: in Hawaii and accidentally went into the deep water and
Speaker 4: saw shapes moving below me. I was like, Oh, this
Speaker 4: is too big for me to handle.
Speaker 3: People are gonna have full on emotional affairs with their
Speaker 3: AI bought.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't see how therapists are going to
Speaker 1: stay in business.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Katie, you can fill for a second. I got
Speaker 4: to do something. I work with a known maniac who
Speaker 4: coughs a lot.
Speaker 1: Yes I do.
Speaker 4: My co worker has whooping golf, but it's the maniac
Speaker 4: part that bothers me most.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Wow, wow, Wow, I.
Speaker 1: Yes, Katie, you have more.
Speaker 8: No, I just uh, I just told them to savage
Speaker 8: roast your guys' show photo.
Speaker 1: Oh no, oh no, you.
Speaker 8: Look like the poster boys for a podcast called middle
Speaker 8: Aged Mayhem. We complained, so you don't have to. That's leftlos.
Speaker 8: That's a little on the nose. All right, let's send
Speaker 8: a segment now. That was That was cute, Katie. Thank
Speaker 8: you for that.
Speaker 1: That is funny.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know what, it's getting back to the more
Speaker 4: serious aspect of this. I think I understand how Oppenheimer
Speaker 4: felt when they realized they were going to be successful
Speaker 4: developing the atomic bomb.
Speaker 1: This is amazing, Oh my god, what have we done? Right?
Speaker 3: And there's no going back. Yeah, it's yeah, if you
Speaker 3: haven't gotten into it. And then I use it for
Speaker 3: some more practical things, like I asked a question about like,
Speaker 3: you know, I was trying to remember there's a Charlie
Speaker 3: Parker song where this happened is gonna and it let
Speaker 3: me know right away and explain to me, and even
Speaker 3: gave me the clip so I could listen to it.
Speaker 1: And it just stuff like that. It's just amazing. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Well, I was trying to find a novel i'd read
Speaker 4: years and years ago, and I just had, you know,
Speaker 4: the broad outlines of the plot, and it gave me
Speaker 4: a list of ten and I thought I recognized one.
Speaker 4: I asked another question. I imagine trying to do that
Speaker 4: on Google.
Speaker 1: All right? And I never even thought about this till now.
Speaker 1: How would you not cheat as a high school kid
Speaker 1: with that at your fingertips? How would you not How
Speaker 1: would you not end up at ten o'clock at night
Speaker 1: with a paper due?
Speaker 3: And just I'll just do a little bit, I mean,
Speaker 3: how would you stop yourself?
Speaker 4: Right, I'll just type it and change from words here
Speaker 4: and there, right exactly. I've actually got a really interesting
Speaker 4: think piece on the state of college and how AI
Speaker 4: factors into it.
Speaker 1: Maybe our four of the show. If you don't get
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Speaker 4: Also want to squeeze in if we can that Colorado
Speaker 4: is becoming this gender bending dystopia. It's trying to out California,
Speaker 4: California with scheme. And speaking of out California and cal Unicornia,
Speaker 4: Kansas City is becoming the San Francisco of the Midwest.
Speaker 4: And I don't mean like good restaurants and nice scenery, crime, mayhem,
Speaker 4: chaos or lou City gone to hell.
Speaker 1: Yes's too bad.
Speaker 4: But Katie, so you we were talking about AI in
Speaker 4: both you know, heavy and philosophical tones and also a
Speaker 4: fair amount of amusement.
Speaker 1: You came up. It can do this thing where it
Speaker 1: roasts your picture.
Speaker 8: Right, So for with what I did with you guys,
Speaker 8: I just uploaded your photo and I said, roast the
Speaker 8: two guys in this photo on savage mode.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it gave me this.
Speaker 4: So we need to post this at armstronging getty dot
Speaker 4: com with the picture so people can, you know, look along.
Speaker 4: But as an alleged humorist, I am disturbed by this
Speaker 4: because I was going to tell my wife about it
Speaker 4: without it in front of me, and I decided no,
Speaker 4: I'll just forward it because I can't make it as
Speaker 4: funny because the specific wording of it was really funny.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 4: They go at us one at a time. First, Jack,
Speaker 4: who is bald headed? Uh? These two, I'm sorry, these
Speaker 4: two look like the poster boys for a podcast called
Speaker 4: middle Aged Mayhem. We complained so you don't have to
Speaker 4: put just a little on the nose, Katie, Did you
Speaker 4: tell it that?
Speaker 1: Tell Ai?
Speaker 4: I almost said it them right right? See that what
Speaker 4: we do for a living. Or did it just go
Speaker 4: to the podcasting on its own? Jess went it did
Speaker 4: that on its own? I just uploaded the photo, all right.
Speaker 1: That's that's disturbing. Uh.
Speaker 4: Left guy's got the smooth dome and trendy glasses, the
Speaker 4: kind of guy who starts every sentence with back in
Speaker 4: my day, and as it with but what do I know?
Speaker 4: You shaved your head like it's a bold fashion choice,
Speaker 4: but we all know that hairline tapped out years ago.
Speaker 1: True. And the guy on the right bro looks like
Speaker 1: a former youth pastor who turned rogue and started his
Speaker 1: own barbecue sau slide. That's funny.
Speaker 4: That smile says, I'll forgive you, but not before passive
Speaker 4: aggressively bringing it up at every family gathering. They both
Speaker 4: have the cool dad pose down, but with the energy
Speaker 4: of guys who just discovered what memes are. This whole
Speaker 4: photo screams we don't need hair to sell essential oils,
Speaker 4: but it would help whatever that means.
Speaker 1: Wow. Wow, you ca past who gave it up to
Speaker 1: sell barbecue sauce.
Speaker 4: That's the rogue turned rogue and started his own barbecue
Speaker 4: sauce line.
Speaker 1: That's pretty fun. Try the extra spicy. Wow Wow, that
Speaker 1: is crazy.
Speaker 3: God, how do you stop somebody who wants to be
Speaker 3: like a stand up comedic from just prompting all day
Speaker 3: long and picking the ten best and going out on
Speaker 3: stage at night.
Speaker 1: There's somebody doing it right now, of course there is
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 3: I want to be a combination of Louis c K
Speaker 3: and Jerry Seinfeld and it probably creates some stuff that's
Speaker 3: pretty good.
Speaker 1: So Jack, I just I just told it to go
Speaker 1: more savage. Oh oh, and it did, and it said
Speaker 1: I left. Gosh, you realize I've lived.
Speaker 8: This left guy, which is Jack, looks like mister Clean's
Speaker 8: emotionally unavailable cousin. That smile, it's the grin of a
Speaker 8: man who just joined CrossFit and won't shut up about
Speaker 8: intermittent fasting.
Speaker 3: Oh this, Katie, is it listening to my phone calls?
Speaker 1: Or what's the deal?
Speaker 5: All right?
Speaker 4: Go on, he says, with trepidation, what does this same
Speaker 4: about me? In the super savage mode, the merciless mode?
Speaker 1: That says, right, guy, he looks like he just bought a.
Speaker 8: Harley and joined a men's group called Beards and Boundaries.
Speaker 8: That beard is doing overtime trying to hide the regret
Speaker 8: from a timeshare investment.
Speaker 1: What the hell? Oh boy, oh boy.
Speaker 3: I highly recommend because the chat GPT app is free.
Speaker 3: I did the I paid for the next mode. I
Speaker 3: don't know if I've seen any advantage yet, but it's free,
Speaker 3: and it's could you do the counseling stuff in the
Speaker 3: free mode?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 8: You think the only real big restricted thing is images.
Speaker 8: So you get a certain amount of images per day
Speaker 8: to ask to roast or for them to make for you.
Speaker 1: Gotcha?
Speaker 7: You know?
Speaker 1: Okay, interesting, there's plenty of just you know, silliness and
Speaker 1: like doing a trivia contest to see if you can
Speaker 1: answer things. But I think it's going to be a
Speaker 1: profound change on society. Yeah, but it's eliminating creative people, oh.
Speaker 4: No doubt, Oh right, it's and yeah, and appreciating art
Speaker 4: that came from a computer is it feels like a
Speaker 4: step towards something truly unholy. Speaking of which, judging by
Speaker 4: what I've observed of young male kind thus far, if
Speaker 4: you can give somebody not only the sexual release of
Speaker 4: porn and the emotional support pleasure fulfill that need to
Speaker 4: some extent of just an emotional relationship without a real
Speaker 4: human being involved, what percentage of folks are going to
Speaker 4: put up with real human relationships, which are famously difficult
Speaker 4: and occasionally complicated.
Speaker 1: Well, it's already a small number of people that want
Speaker 1: to do it, So that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: It's going to eliminate it completely and we die out
Speaker 4: as a species, except in the Third world, where they
Speaker 4: don't have computers yet I guess they don't.
Speaker 1: They don't have cheevers. Yeah, that's it's something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, try it out and you know, let us know
Speaker 3: through text or email over the weekend what you thought
Speaker 3: of it.
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