Speaker 1: Hello the Internet, and welcome to Season two eighty eight,
Speaker 1: Episode three.
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Speaker 1: twenty twenty three. Oh man, it's Brother's Day. Shout out
Speaker 1: others the siblings out there, and you know, and also
Speaker 1: to my fellow African Americans. I'll also say his Brother's Day. Also, yeah,
Speaker 1: why not? I mean, I don't know what the spirit
Speaker 1: of it. The photograph seems to be two Caucasian kids,
Speaker 1: so I'm guessing it's just for the sibling brother from
Speaker 1: but I would.
Speaker 2: Expand that to the larger spiritual sense.
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Speaker 2: Is it saying like you're advocating for them, like, yeah.
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Speaker 1: They're the hosts on the show, keeping us informed, making
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Speaker 3: Real long and like it doesn't seem to know what
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Speaker 2: So we're gonna spend the show.
Speaker 3: We're gonna spend a lot of this episode talking about
Speaker 3: why you should be.
Speaker 2: Scared of AI.
Speaker 3: But I just wanted to open up with you know,
Speaker 3: a reason to laugh and point at chat gpt because
Speaker 3: it's long. Man, there's a good Miles, you're a funny man,
Speaker 3: quick with the jokes, adding laughter to the serious topics.
Speaker 3: Spoke and Jack your the brains bringing knowledge to the game.
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Speaker 1: I'm thrilled to be joined as always by my co
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Speaker 1: But time get out the suction vehicles whatever, it's time
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Speaker 3: Please we're hearing from you. Sick sick motherfuckers. Hey and Miles,
Speaker 3: speaking of sick, disgusting mother motherfuckers, were true. Joined in
Speaker 3: our third seat by a brilliant comedian writer actor whose
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Speaker 3: Twelve Years of Voicemails from Todd Glass to Blake Wexler
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Speaker 3: plumpers are plake.
Speaker 4: What this is, Blake Wexler A K A. I crave
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Speaker 4: Miles because Jackie will be gone.
Speaker 2: Crave to zeit.
Speaker 4: It was craved to zeit by Beanie Siagull Eye Cherry,
Speaker 4: which is a mand I just made up, but no
Speaker 4: I wrote.
Speaker 2: That Beie A.
Speaker 1: I wow, that was a real Philly mashup. You you
Speaker 1: went with the broad Street bully. Beanie Siagull is eagle
Speaker 1: eye Cherry from Philadelphia.
Speaker 4: No, but there is eagle in its name, and there's
Speaker 4: a street called Cherry Street, so Cherry Temple's uniforms.
Speaker 2: Yes. Oh my god, Egle, you know where eye Cherry
Speaker 2: is from? Beyond Sweden? Sweden? I don't know Cherry was Swedish.
Speaker 2: My bump is on the Swedish It does sound like
Speaker 2: a name that was mistranslated. So yeah, yeah, I can
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, this all makes sense. His half brother
Speaker 1: is in Nina Cherry Oh Buffalo Stance. Remember Nina Cherry
Speaker 1: Buffalo Stance. Yeah, that's his brother. Wow, the cherries are I.
Speaker 5: Didn't realize the all Cherries are out. Oh wait, so
Speaker 5: then he moved.
Speaker 2: He's born in Sweden. But then when by the.
Speaker 1: Way, we talked about we're doing the new format, this
Speaker 1: is one of them where Miles just oh my god,
Speaker 1: this is ch it's my family history of the myself
Speaker 1: an expert on Cherry for Me, interview expert on uh
Speaker 1: Eugli Cherry, Blake Wexler.
Speaker 3: Yes, last time I spoke to you was on an
Speaker 3: episode of our sister podcast, Miles and Jack Got Mad Boostie.
Speaker 2: We were talking about the seventy six ers.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we were talking about how we weren't going to
Speaker 3: be fooled even though things were looking good for them
Speaker 3: at that point. I think it was maybe like the
Speaker 3: peak of optimism for the seventy six ers, Like it
Speaker 3: was yes, yeah, people were like, I don't know, these
Speaker 3: sick like they're putting it together and you and I were.
Speaker 5: Like, shh yeah, right, what are we dumb?
Speaker 2: Yeah they're idiot.
Speaker 5: Yeah they're gonna drop it. But look at the momentum
Speaker 5: they're carrying into the post. This looks fantastic.
Speaker 1: Like, I know the eventual crash is going to be hilarious,
Speaker 1: is what is all I see? When I see momentum,
Speaker 1: I'm like, I just hope they're wearing protective gear because
Speaker 1: it's going to be a catastrophic crash. Sure enough, it
Speaker 1: was super frustrating they lost to a Celtics team that,
Speaker 1: as we're seeing, was beatable. The Celtics are getting in
Speaker 1: the process that you know, they're down three to zero
Speaker 1: as of this recording to the Miami Heat.
Speaker 2: Yeah it could be broom time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But I do think this series has made me
Speaker 3: feel better about the Celtics loss, because, first of all,
Speaker 3: second round losses is where we belong as Philadelphia seventy
Speaker 3: six ers.
Speaker 2: And also we would have gotten rinsed by the heat.
Speaker 3: It would have somehow been worse than this, like what's
Speaker 3: happening to Boston more embarrassing. So thank you Boston for
Speaker 3: taking this one for us, and thank you James harden
Speaker 3: enjoyl Embiid for quitting at the end of game seven
Speaker 3: to just be being like they saw the matrix, they
Speaker 3: were like, this would yeah, so.
Speaker 2: It was good timing.
Speaker 4: I wish they just saw it so we could have
Speaker 4: just been swept and not had to deal with any
Speaker 4: of it. You're playoffs just it would have been even better. Yeah,
Speaker 4: it would have been the time that we could have saved.
Speaker 4: And this team is so frustrating and so just completely
Speaker 4: void of joy. Yeah, I don't even get any there's
Speaker 4: no I told you. So that makes you feel good
Speaker 4: because it's like, yeah, we saw it coming. It's like
Speaker 4: predicting a car accident. It's like, why don't people are
Speaker 4: in the streets, And I don't feel good about it.
Speaker 1: I wish you listened to It was nice that they
Speaker 1: chose the crowning failure that destroyed all of our hearts
Speaker 1: and minds.
Speaker 3: They saved it for Mother's Day, so that was kind.
Speaker 3: That was full of them.
Speaker 2: Anyways, Blake, glad we had our Philly Sports Minute up top.
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Speaker 1: going to tell our listeners a couple of things we're
Speaker 1: talking about that's gonna.
Speaker 2: Be a AI full episode.
Speaker 3: An AI generated image of an explosion at the Pentagon,
Speaker 3: spook to the markets. AI can now read your brain
Speaker 3: waves and turn it into video, and being used to
Speaker 3: track mass movements and their weapons to detector's stink.
Speaker 2: So it's just all very confusing.
Speaker 3: There's a lot of information coming at us in general,
Speaker 3: so we'll just talk about the difficulty of sorting through
Speaker 3: it all.
Speaker 1: All of that plenty more. But first, Blake, we like
Speaker 1: to ask our guest, what is something from.
Speaker 2: Your search history?
Speaker 4: Search history a cheap gift. My wife's birthday is this weekend.
Speaker 4: I know the actual is of Randy Johnson kills bird
Speaker 4: was what it was because I think a cup maybe
Speaker 4: it was over the weekend, Randy Johnson, by the famous
Speaker 4: I'm picking up on Jack's Q that I was talking
Speaker 4: about obscure Philadelphia sports stuff, and Jack had to keep
Speaker 4: jumping and explaining what the fuck I was talking about.
Speaker 2: So I'll just do it myself.
Speaker 4: Randy Johnson was a FA A Hall of Fame pitcher,
Speaker 4: and this seems mathematically impossible, but one time he was
Speaker 4: pitching and he threw the pitch to the plate and
Speaker 4: then a bird flew in the path of the pitch
Speaker 4: and the bird, I don't know what happened to it.
Speaker 2: I don't know if it survived. It was below it explode.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, totally like there, it was decimated.
Speaker 3: A bird is flying and then there is just a
Speaker 3: cloud of feathers and that's it.
Speaker 4: It was stunning. And then it happened again. Over the weekend.
Speaker 4: We're in warm ups. There was a pitcher for the
Speaker 4: same team that Randy Johnson played for, the Arizona Diamondbacks,
Speaker 4: was warming up in his pitch. By the way, this
Speaker 4: is all accident. These people aren't burderers, right.
Speaker 3: And they blood thirsty motherfuckers, these fucking fat There was
Speaker 3: foul play, but I do need to go.
Speaker 2: But no, they hit. I probably should be believing it.
Speaker 4: I'm feeling faint, but yeah, another pitcher hit a bird
Speaker 4: with a pitch over the week over the weekend, over
Speaker 4: the weekend, same kind of image.
Speaker 2: It was not as cool.
Speaker 4: I know, you love that that just that bird exploding
Speaker 4: sort of thing. Jack, you don't like to get your
Speaker 4: your but no, this shot, it wasn't nearly but he
Speaker 4: was out in the outfield, he was warming up, so
Speaker 4: you know, yeah, he didn't put much behind it, but
Speaker 4: it did kill the bird.
Speaker 1: Also in the Cleveland Guardians the Cleveland Guardians White Sox game,
Speaker 1: a bird also got fucked up by like a ground
Speaker 1: ball like this over over the weekend pitch. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: Randy Johnson, known as the Big Unit. You can imagine
Speaker 1: what kind of heat was coming off that arm. Now
Speaker 1: he's just a you know, he's just like a hobby photographer.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he seemed like he would like just disappear into
Speaker 3: the desert once.
Speaker 1: He goes to like he takes like sports photos, like
Speaker 1: you see him in the background of like football games
Speaker 1: and ship like on the field like a telephoto lens.
Speaker 5: He's like, I'm just really into photography. He gets the
Speaker 5: best shots because he's six eleven, right.
Speaker 2: He's out here.
Speaker 1: He's he just loved he just loves looking at things
Speaker 1: through the lens. You know, he's taking like concert photos anyway.
Speaker 1: It just it's always fun to see he's like. I
Speaker 1: think I can think he got into it in college
Speaker 1: or something. And that's I was just like, and I
Speaker 1: just kept it going after that.
Speaker 2: That's cool.
Speaker 5: What is something you think is overrated?
Speaker 4: Blake overrated coffee while eating out at a restaurant, And
Speaker 4: I've never for a variety of reasons. And some of it,
Speaker 4: like some of our listeners might and I do share
Speaker 4: these listeners with You might have a weak stomach, and
Speaker 4: it's it's an away game, so you're dealing with a
Speaker 4: public restroom. And also if you're specific about how your
Speaker 4: coffee's made. I find out that the sweeteners can often
Speaker 4: be very limited at a place at like UV, you
Speaker 4: still see the sweet and low that that pink travesty,
Speaker 4: and then there's equal where I don't know, nothing's less
Speaker 4: equal than when you drink that shit and splenda, which
Speaker 4: is like a nightmare as well. So I also have
Speaker 4: found that depending on what breakfast place you go to,
Speaker 4: I like a ratio in my coffee of sweetener milk
Speaker 4: to coffee, and then these these sickos will come over
Speaker 4: and then just dump more coffee into your thing, which
Speaker 4: ruins all do the math. Yeah, and then at night
Speaker 4: not a big espresso person after after dinner.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, let me cut you off there. What's something
Speaker 2: you think it's underrated?
Speaker 6: Along?
Speaker 2: Enough of that? Yeah, yeah, we're on that. Where the
Speaker 2: fuck that came from?
Speaker 4: I don't know the last time I broke it to
Speaker 4: a sweat so quickly that you burned me that badly?
Speaker 2: Just that I'm soaked.
Speaker 4: It's like sixty one degrees if I plated completely dredged.
Speaker 2: His limpic has been hijacked. Gun.
Speaker 4: If it was possible to take out my legs from
Speaker 4: underneath me, you just did it.
Speaker 2: And it's not possible usually because your legs pump stuck
Speaker 2: to the ground.
Speaker 1: Wait, so you are you really that incensed when the
Speaker 1: balance is thrown off?
Speaker 2: Like, yeah, you can't do more.
Speaker 1: If you if you're a half and half person, if
Speaker 1: you're like a sugar person that you need to get
Speaker 1: the balance right, and they just come in.
Speaker 2: It's very presumptuous.
Speaker 5: It's a different drink entirely.
Speaker 1: What is that fault here you're saying, so that's the
Speaker 1: worker's fault. I'm just trying to see where you're at.
Speaker 4: They suck, right if you can even find one. No
Speaker 4: one wants to work anymore these businesses. No one's there.
Speaker 4: You serve self service kiosks are everywhere, so yeah, it's and.
Speaker 1: Then you write the zero out on the tip thing
Speaker 1: zero if I pay a nation point.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ask Joe Brandon, is what you write on there?
Speaker 2: I have switched to black coffee. Uh, and it is.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just better all around other than and it
Speaker 3: tastes like shit, what is something you think is underrated?
Speaker 5: Underrated?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I hope this meets your standards.
Speaker 5: It's taking a break in the middle of the day.
Speaker 2: Huh.
Speaker 5: We're taking a break in the middle of the day.
Speaker 4: Where if you have a non traditional office hour job,
Speaker 4: like you don't have like nine to five in the office.
Speaker 4: I've found that working remotely, it's it can be hard
Speaker 4: to take like if you're a workaholic, it's hard to
Speaker 4: take breaks, like there's no oh, everybody left the office.
Speaker 4: I should probably go now so you can work super late.
Speaker 4: So with a non traditional schedule, I think it's good
Speaker 4: and rejuvenating, like middle of the day, read a book
Speaker 4: for forty five minutes, put on like a forty an
Speaker 4: episode like of a drama for forty five minutes, and
Speaker 4: then get back to work and it kind of just
Speaker 4: wipes your whole. Brian said, game changing.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it completely changes the makeup of your day because
Speaker 4: you still need that rest. It's just like it doesn't
Speaker 4: necessarily have to be at the end.
Speaker 5: Of your day something else. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 2: That's like.
Speaker 1: That's like when I when I had like a job
Speaker 1: where and I had my own office. Whenever I had lunch,
Speaker 1: I'd lock the door and I would just watch like
Speaker 1: Reddit video, like the Reddit video sub reddit for fucking
Speaker 1: an hour, and it didn't refresh with it at all.
Speaker 1: I was like, is it fucking five yet? Please keep
Speaker 1: watching these lego stop motion recreations that are quite fantastic.
Speaker 2: But yeah, but I get that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's good to have something that's a little that
Speaker 1: mentally switches gears rather than like putting your day on
Speaker 1: pause and be like I'm holding all this mental bandwidth
Speaker 1: just for a second and then right back into.
Speaker 2: It something like taking a walk.
Speaker 3: Not Yeah, that's kind of nice, just to some something
Speaker 3: to get quick bike ride, get the blood plumping and hey, well,
Speaker 3: speaking of taking a break, uh, we're we're gonna take
Speaker 3: a quick one and we'll be right back with some news.
Speaker 2: And we're back. And so.
Speaker 3: Was written an article today about the godfather of AI,
Speaker 3: who has been responsible for a lot of the more
Speaker 3: impressive developments that chat, GPT and all these various headline
Speaker 3: making applications were built.
Speaker 2: On top of.
Speaker 3: He has decided to leave Google because he wants to
Speaker 3: be able to like ring the alarm louder. He thinks
Speaker 3: we as a species are in trouble with this AI stuff,
Speaker 3: and he kind of lays out a progression of the
Speaker 3: problems he thinks we're going to see, and he said
Speaker 3: his immediate concern is that the Internet will be flooded
Speaker 3: with false photos, videos, and text and the average person
Speaker 3: will not be able to know what is true anymore.
Speaker 3: So that's his first immediate concern. And then like maybe.
Speaker 1: Five minutes after I read that article, a news story
Speaker 1: broke that the market's like all freaked out for like
Speaker 1: five minutes because somebody generated an image of an explosion
Speaker 1: at the Pentagon that was realistic enough that it freaked
Speaker 1: people out and they started. There was like a sell off,
Speaker 1: which some people are assuming was all by design, right
Speaker 1: to like you create a little dip in the market,
Speaker 1: then you buy and things go back to normal and
Speaker 1: you make a little profit.
Speaker 2: But I don't know.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's just it seems like everything is happening very fast.
Speaker 1: The guy issues a warning like three weeks ago, and
Speaker 1: then that thing like happens before the end of the
Speaker 1: sentence that he's speaking warning us all.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I don't know, I'm I've begun.
Speaker 3: Super producer Brian sent along some documents about how you
Speaker 3: know that this could be used to end the world
Speaker 3: or end our species pretty quickly, and I found those troubling.
Speaker 2: So I'm a fan of existence personally.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's every every fucking headline.
Speaker 1: It's like it's either like oh that's kind of interesting
Speaker 1: or it makes you want to ship your pants in fear,
Speaker 1: like yes, yeah, or both, and you're like, oh, I
Speaker 1: don't know how to make heads or tails of it,
Speaker 1: because come on, those AI avatars.
Speaker 5: I made a Pixar version of me and it was accurate,
Speaker 5: thank you, so fun.
Speaker 2: No, I didn't.
Speaker 1: There was like an app that's like do you want
Speaker 1: to give us forty dollars to do it. I'm like,
Speaker 1: that makes that a weekly fucking not get away from me.
Speaker 3: You want to give us forty dollars in your genetic sequencing? Okay,
Speaker 3: now we're talking many pieces of biographical data.
Speaker 2: Will it make it cuter if I give you my DNA?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, way cuter. We'll nail the aisles.
Speaker 3: The thing that got the guy to quit was when
Speaker 3: Microsoft being launched their chat GPT interface. That led Google
Speaker 3: to like start disregarding all of his warnings and all
Speaker 3: of like the AI people's warnings. Apparently Google had been
Speaker 3: like kind of holding back and trying to be responsible
Speaker 3: for the last year and then but the second that
Speaker 3: like someone else was first to market with an AI product,
Speaker 3: they were like, all right, well that's out the window.
Speaker 3: And now it's just a race to like see who
Speaker 3: can be the first and you know, make the biggest
Speaker 3: splash with this shit. And so yeah, it just feels like,
Speaker 3: barring some massive change from how the US government is
Speaker 3: organized the profit motive, it will not allow us to
Speaker 3: keep this shit bottled up.
Speaker 2: It's going to cause.
Speaker 3: Major problems sooner rather than later if they can't regulate it.
Speaker 3: But we're in a world that seems like it has
Speaker 3: decided it is beyond regulation when it comes to major
Speaker 3: corporations finding ways to make money off of things.
Speaker 4: And not to scare us even more, but it's it
Speaker 4: is moving incredibly quickly. I think that's the wildest part
Speaker 4: of it right now. But it's been around for a while,
Speaker 4: just us as the public is becoming more aware of
Speaker 4: it because chat GPT was kind of the first popular
Speaker 4: consumer facing application of AI, where you know, banks have
Speaker 4: been using this shit to like fight fraud for a
Speaker 4: very long time, and now we're just becoming aware of it.
Speaker 4: Where you see and the writers strike and and whatnot. Which,
Speaker 4: by the way, I know you said you don't stand
Speaker 4: with the WGA. Both of you said before the show.
Speaker 4: My mind's not made up.
Speaker 2: But well allow me. They're greedy. Yeah, it's just a
Speaker 2: love of work, as we talked about.
Speaker 1: Yet, Yeah, I love the guy, the genius behind this
Speaker 1: HBO Max rebrand to Max, he just pointed out that
Speaker 1: like the the w these writers need to show their love.
Speaker 3: Of work and get back to work. That's the thing
Speaker 3: that's going to say that, Yeah, if.
Speaker 4: You don't want to write, then work somewhere else is
Speaker 4: what is what I've been screaming at the top of
Speaker 4: my lungs out of my car while driving by the
Speaker 4: picket lines.
Speaker 2: But no one's got under your head as you drive.
Speaker 4: They just hear gun because the rest of it like,
Speaker 4: no one hears no.
Speaker 2: I was just sorry, I was siding with the business owners.
Speaker 4: I'm just a very conservative fiscal ideologies.
Speaker 5: I don't like guns flavored.
Speaker 4: But yeah, and then I think also we're talking about,
Speaker 4: you know, the race of these big tech companies, where
Speaker 4: I was just reading something that all the big tech
Speaker 4: companies have had a head start with this except Apple,
Speaker 4: for some reason, I believe, is just starting its generative
Speaker 4: AI department, which is kind of funny where you would
Speaker 4: not expect that they would be behind on something like this, right.
Speaker 3: And the person who decides did not to have a
Speaker 3: generative AI department that was kind of competitive with the
Speaker 3: other companies has been fired, I can guarantee you. Well, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: that was not like a decision that was respected around
Speaker 3: the massive corporation that is Apple, Like they're all.
Speaker 2: Being like, what the fuck did we do? We're getting killed?
Speaker 5: That thought different, Yeah, damn.
Speaker 1: But I mean like, yeah, there's other like there's a
Speaker 1: couple other developments, right, there's one that I saw that. Uh,
Speaker 1: this is just the headline from VICE US Intelligence building
Speaker 1: system to track mass movement of people around the world.
Speaker 3: I mean, intelligence is a good thing. It's what I
Speaker 3: were in a friend US, that's US US like my
Speaker 3: legs right.
Speaker 5: Yes, massive quick the BM I took this morning.
Speaker 2: Yes, we're good. Movement is good.
Speaker 3: It keeps it keeps the blood pumping exactly exactly.
Speaker 1: But but the people that run you know that whose
Speaker 1: business it is to run US intelligence or big spy
Speaker 1: as we call it, have announced that this project will
Speaker 1: be able to track like what they say, anomalists, mass
Speaker 1: movement for our own safety. Obviously, it says quote in
Speaker 1: an ever increasing amount of geospatial data is created every day.
Speaker 1: This is like the lead programmer of the Haystack program.
Speaker 1: With Haystack, we have the opportunity to leverage machine learning
Speaker 1: and advances in artificial intelligence to understand mobility patterns with
Speaker 1: exceptional clarity. The more robustly we can model normal movements,
Speaker 1: the more sharply we can identify what is out of
Speaker 1: the ordinary and foresee a possible emergency. And now that
Speaker 1: are out of the ordinary, must be stopped exactly.
Speaker 2: That that's called horse.
Speaker 5: That picks off the things of the haystack, which is us.
Speaker 1: So like other other researchers and companies that are participate
Speaker 1: painting in this project said like with all the data
Speaker 1: that's just like laying around as they see it, Like
Speaker 1: they're like, we can make sense of a lot of
Speaker 1: this stuff. They're like, we can figure out if someone
Speaker 1: has suffered a traumatic brain injury just from like the
Speaker 1: gyroscopic or like movement sense or in a like on
Speaker 1: a mobile phone. Like they're like, yeah, we could figure
Speaker 1: that out pretty I think, like pretty easily with about
Speaker 1: ninety percent accuracy.
Speaker 5: The theme of this like announcement was very like don't worry.
Speaker 1: It's not some scary drag net to disrupt protests, right,
Speaker 1: it could definitely be used to disrupt protests or at
Speaker 1: least predict where they're going down, because they're saying, like
Speaker 1: what if like you saw a certain group of people
Speaker 1: suddenly like moving towards one area, or like they don't
Speaker 1: use their phones, or like certain cars are not on
Speaker 1: the there's like there's less traffic in a usual direction
Speaker 1: than normal. We can begin to extrapolate where like the
Speaker 1: flow of people might be moving in another direction, And.
Speaker 3: What are they claiming if it's not to disrupt protests?
Speaker 3: Like is it to terrorists? Terrorists? Do terrorists like work
Speaker 3: in flash mobs? Like are they uh?
Speaker 2: Do they like have it? It's like anything else?
Speaker 1: Right, Like they're saying like in an event of an attack, right,
Speaker 1: they could foresee like where like if infrastruate taken out,
Speaker 1: where people most likely would go, and they could.
Speaker 2: Foresee an emergency. It's like a lot of very vague stuff.
Speaker 1: But I'm sort of like you're using all this cell
Speaker 1: phone and other like they're saying they're tapped into smart devices,
Speaker 1: cell phones, fucking like existing sensors that that are like
Speaker 1: set up around cities, and they're like there's just so
Speaker 1: much data no one's bothering to make sense of it.
Speaker 1: And if we do, then really have an advantage on
Speaker 1: you know, those non do gooders. And if you're like
Speaker 1: one of these people was like I'm going off the grid,
Speaker 1: Like this is bullshit. I just want you to hear
Speaker 1: from the lead researcher even like his perspective on the
Speaker 1: concept of going off the grid, because it's not good.
Speaker 3: By the way, this is doctor Jack Cooper no longer
Speaker 3: from DARPA because that is a scary word. This is
Speaker 3: from IARPA.
Speaker 5: Yeah, thank god.
Speaker 2: Yeah, thank god.
Speaker 1: It's IARPA, the Intelligence Advanced Research Projects Activity.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: But here here's doctor Jacques Cooper on why you can't
Speaker 1: run from this.
Speaker 6: Thinking about it is with respect to private to see today,
Speaker 6: you might think that privacy means going to let off
Speaker 6: live off the grid in the middle of nowhere. That's
Speaker 6: just not realistic in today's environment. Sensors are cheap. Everybody's
Speaker 6: got one. There's there's no such thing as as living
Speaker 6: off off the grid.
Speaker 2: He says, it's so matter of fact.
Speaker 1: It's like, sensors are cheap, Like we can, we can
Speaker 1: figure shit out pretty quickly if we wanted to.
Speaker 3: When he says sensors are chea, what is he saying there?
Speaker 3: Probably he also appears to be like just on the
Speaker 3: verge of falling asleep at all moments.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he's and apart. Oh yeah. Emotionally, Yeah, he's been.
Speaker 2: He's been.
Speaker 1: He's on a cocktail of sedatives that the Defense Department
Speaker 1: has given him in order to deliver this frightening news
Speaker 1: in a monotone But I mean, I think it's just
Speaker 1: all to say that, like it's like his sales pitched
Speaker 1: version of you can you can gather data so easily
Speaker 1: with how cheap the sensors are, like specific sensors that could.
Speaker 5: Give you sort of certain geospatial data right now.
Speaker 1: They're saying, like, we can't tell you exactly what we
Speaker 1: can figure out to do now, but with all the
Speaker 1: information we have, this is what they think will help
Speaker 1: with especially through machine learning, as they feed it more
Speaker 1: and more information about like certain movement patterns that like
Speaker 1: anomalous ones will come out very quickly, So that's christ Also,
Speaker 1: how about this AI can fucking read your mind potentially.
Speaker 1: This is another headline from a group of researchers in
Speaker 1: Hong Kong who are showing like really promising results and
Speaker 1: using AI to essentially translate brain activity into understandable visuals
Speaker 1: like use like just brain scanning combined with generative AI.
Speaker 1: So what they were doing was like to show this,
Speaker 1: they showed participants in this study video like all kinds
Speaker 1: of different videos, like like a couple walking across a bridge,
Speaker 1: or like a windy plane, or like a cat like
Speaker 1: you know, just like walking in front of a camera.
Speaker 1: And as these people watch the videos while they were
Speaker 1: like hooked up to these like brain scanners. I think
Speaker 1: it was like an MRI type device. They fucking transformed.
Speaker 1: They just off the brain activity that the sensors were
Speaker 1: picking up. They were able to translate it into somewhat
Speaker 1: accurate video depictions of what was basically going on from
Speaker 1: this brain activity. So like in one of the examples,
Speaker 1: you see like this striped cat, and based on what
Speaker 1: the generative AI did from the person's brain activity, was
Speaker 1: putting a striped cat with like very similar coat up
Speaker 1: as its version.
Speaker 5: Of like and this is what the brain is seeing
Speaker 5: right now, even though we can.
Speaker 4: It's a cuter cat is the most concerning part, Like
Speaker 4: they made the cat more adorable.
Speaker 2: The eyes are bigger.
Speaker 5: Yeah, aah yeah, it's a much cuter cat.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: This whole like website has all kinds of like these examples,
Speaker 1: and it's really wild to see like how like just
Speaker 1: like a fish would show a fish, or like a
Speaker 1: group of a crowd walking through a city would also
Speaker 1: show a crowd walking in a city. It obviously had
Speaker 1: its like wonky Ai kind of art like vibes to it.
Speaker 1: But again, as even with the other studies, are saying
Speaker 1: they're like the more we feed it, though, the machine
Speaker 1: learns and it gets better and better every time. And
Speaker 1: I'm just like, wow, I can already see how how
Speaker 1: this could be used in police interrogations or some shit.
Speaker 1: Like I don't even know how like that what the
Speaker 1: applications are for this, because we're already seeing like these
Speaker 1: parallel advancements like happening like alongside AI. And while they're
Speaker 1: certainly like benign or beneficial applications, the possibility for.
Speaker 5: Like an AI powered police state is starting to really.
Speaker 2: Kind of come into focus too.
Speaker 1: And you're like, oh, man, like what I don't I
Speaker 1: don't see how this is used to like make our
Speaker 1: cities less polluted or food cheaper. Like I just saying,
Speaker 1: my brain is saying, oh man, they're gonna be so
Speaker 1: good at getting bed guys. But yeah, you think about right, like,
Speaker 1: because we're in this situation where inequality is just increasing
Speaker 1: at this rate, and also like our ability to like
Speaker 1: surveil and clamp down on people is also like increasing too,
Speaker 1: and what like it just sounds like the option of
Speaker 1: rather than solving these like existential issues like oh yeah, man,
Speaker 1: we got we're gonna have all these like space tools
Speaker 1: to keep these motherfuckers in check when shit really goes now. Uh,
Speaker 1: and that's what I just I get very very scared.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all right, let's take a quick break and we'll
Speaker 3: come back and maybe keep talking about it.
Speaker 2: Well, we'll come back and talk about some different stories.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back, and we're back, and Marjorie Taylor
Speaker 3: Green is in the news for a couple of reasons. Actually,
Speaker 3: one she paid one hundred thousand dollars for Kevin McCarthy's garbage,
Speaker 3: like a piece of chapstick he had used, which is like,
Speaker 3: I don't know, it's it's like a weird work activity
Speaker 3: where like we're gonna auction off our stuff to each other.
Speaker 3: But wait, where like somebody's like one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 3: for the boss's chapstick.
Speaker 2: She off her Nazi gold that's what you're hanging with. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she's able to through PayPal.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I wanted to associate that that
Speaker 4: poor business with what we just said. That is, let
Speaker 4: me ask you a quick question. So I'm like addicted
Speaker 4: to chapstick. If you were to borrow, like so your
Speaker 4: partner's chapstick, you wouldn't even think twice about it. You
Speaker 4: would just put it right on right, like you wouldn't
Speaker 4: like wipe it or anything. Or is that is that
Speaker 4: like using their toothbrush? Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I would. I think I would use it.
Speaker 2: I would direct what do you mean? Like my podcast
Speaker 2: Miles Miles is Yes, Jack.
Speaker 1: And I do a thing where he goes, oops, I
Speaker 1: got a little extra my ma and I go, oh,
Speaker 1: bring those lips here and go, that's really cute thing,
Speaker 1: you know what do The thing that bucks me up
Speaker 1: is record to get the guests one. Yeah, when I've
Speaker 1: seen like if someone like, I'll use other people's chapstick
Speaker 1: because if it's fucking super like the airs dry and
Speaker 1: my lips are fucked up, I'll be like yeah. But
Speaker 1: then like when I see like the grime on the
Speaker 1: ridges on the side, I kind of get a little
Speaker 1: freaked out. Or I'll do the thing where I like
Speaker 1: really rub it on the top of my hand, you
Speaker 1: know what I mean, just to sterilize it, you know,
Speaker 1: just to.
Speaker 2: Give what I would. Yeah, another person's not even her majesty,
Speaker 2: like just another I use her majesty's chaps. I'm saying
Speaker 2: I'm if I'm using like.
Speaker 3: A like just some friends friends, yeah, or some guy
Speaker 3: you know interesting.
Speaker 4: Yeah, if if I was to use one of yours,
Speaker 4: and I think that you guys have clean mouths in that,
Speaker 4: and I do mean that sincerely, I would push it
Speaker 4: all the way up to like the side, and I
Speaker 4: would take like a piece off the side of it
Speaker 4: and then put it on as if it's like a
Speaker 4: more viscous lip bomb.
Speaker 2: Wow what I'm saying. I like that.
Speaker 1: I also envision you twirling the chapstick to like like
Speaker 1: dispense it all the way out and then like corn
Speaker 1: on the cob and just roll your lips on the side.
Speaker 2: Park But it hasn't touched them out. You flipped the chapsticks. Great,
Speaker 2: there you go. I'm like, dude, you fucking I like it.
Speaker 2: I like the taste. I interrupted.
Speaker 1: But the thing about Margie Taylor Green that don't it's
Speaker 1: it's a fucking shell game, like it has nothing. All
Speaker 1: this is is her moving her funds into Kevin McCarthy's fund.
Speaker 2: That's all it is. It's a fucking it's just a leak.
Speaker 1: It's just a like an fec workaround to be like, hey,
Speaker 1: you got a lot of cash. You want to send
Speaker 1: some to my pac like to my pack or something,
Speaker 1: and it's it's legal to move the money like that.
Speaker 1: So all it was was facilitating one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: transfer of like her donor cash to McCarthy. Yeah, but hey,
Speaker 1: she bought, but she won the chapstick. I love how
Speaker 1: just so like empty where it's like, you know, it's
Speaker 1: a we know that this isn't what we're doing, but anyway,
Speaker 1: you won the chapstick.
Speaker 2: Are the fucking one hundred thousand?
Speaker 3: Like what do you got in your pocket right now? Okay,
Speaker 3: well yeah we'll go with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, folks, we have we have a parting receipt
Speaker 1: from Dulles International Airport. Entry time four fifty, exit time
Speaker 1: two days later, nineteen twenty.
Speaker 2: Cheap. We're in. We're in, not cheap, not cheap.
Speaker 1: But you were saying she's in the news for other
Speaker 1: reasons too, because on top of this, and on top
Speaker 1: of like the Craven brinksmanship about the debt ceiling, which
Speaker 1: I mean, well we'll get to that probably tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Talking, I feel like they're not that. I feel like
Speaker 2: that's just like they're incentivized to not back yeas they want.
Speaker 3: Their whole strategy for the upcoming election is they feel
Speaker 3: like they could do better with a catastrophe and they're
Speaker 3: just going to create the catastrophe and blame Biden.
Speaker 1: They need, I mean, we like they need a recession
Speaker 1: to try and campaign on into twenty twenty four. And
Speaker 1: the thing with Joe Biden in them, they fucked up
Speaker 1: so bad because they could have raised the debt ceiling
Speaker 1: during the lame duck between the election and not like
Speaker 1: the inauguration for the incoming like new members of Congress.
Speaker 1: They had the votes to raise it without the fucking Republicans.
Speaker 1: But you know what they were doing, because they think
Speaker 1: there's some four D chess assholes, is they thought, oh,
Speaker 1: you know, we'll do we'll chess pass the ball to
Speaker 1: them when they have control of Congress and make that
Speaker 1: their fucking problem to deal with and we can score
Speaker 1: points off of it when they completely show how much
Speaker 1: of you know, how out of sorts they are. But
Speaker 1: at the end of the day, they're like, they basically
Speaker 1: just gave them the fucking football to be like, yeah,
Speaker 1: go ahead, man, spike it on our heads now because
Speaker 1: Democrats have no leverage. But this has been happening since,
Speaker 1: you know, since Obama in twenty eleven was one of
Speaker 1: the great debt ceiling crusades sequestration.
Speaker 2: If you remember that phrase from that time.
Speaker 1: But like you know, Joe Biden knew better, and at
Speaker 1: the time, a lot of Democrats were like, man, we
Speaker 1: can't keep doing this thing when when they have control
Speaker 1: of the House and we have the presidency or a
Speaker 1: majority of our other chambers, that we allow them to
Speaker 1: dictate what's going to go on with our economy.
Speaker 2: And then they.
Speaker 1: Completely missed the point again, so good luck to them
Speaker 1: and all of us, because if the government defaults, that's
Speaker 1: a lot of payments that stop going out, especially for
Speaker 1: people like that get like social security, veterans benefits, many
Speaker 1: many other things would be affected by it. But they'll
Speaker 1: get their sweet, sweet fucking recession.
Speaker 3: It's a normal system of government. Find a new angle,
Speaker 3: mid Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 1: Oh so what or maybe the Democrats can always use
Speaker 1: that an excuse to like cut back on social programs
Speaker 1: and bring in more austerity under the guise of what
Speaker 1: we had to do we had to negotiate with them
Speaker 1: over the debt limit. I mean, there's many ways to
Speaker 1: look at how you know, many cynical ways to look
Speaker 1: at what's going on. But Marjorie Taylor Green, right, she's
Speaker 1: dating some dude named Brian Glenn who was like on
Speaker 1: a more talk show or morning news show in Dallas,
Speaker 1: and a clip surfaced of like him covering like some
Speaker 1: performance that was like a drag thing going on, and
Speaker 1: he himself is in drag.
Speaker 2: And if you know.
Speaker 1: About the you know, GOP's current just violently homophobic, transphobic agenda.
Speaker 2: You're like, oh, really, this is this is who you're with.
Speaker 1: So this is just a clip of her boyfriend doing
Speaker 1: this news thing, like in drag and just having you know,
Speaker 1: a fun time with these other performers that this news
Speaker 1: story he was covering.
Speaker 2: I could tell you I don't think I think a
Speaker 2: lot of people up now.
Speaker 1: They're all hashtag I am up of course, come and
Speaker 1: check it out here.
Speaker 2: So I saw on Saturday.
Speaker 1: I'm kicking these shoes off, but make keep the panty
Speaker 1: hose on this steel kind of good.
Speaker 2: Actually I'm not gonna I promiser.
Speaker 1: Okay, Well, I don't know if I'd believe that part.
Speaker 1: He probably should pee in them.
Speaker 4: Pee in them like that sounds like someone who's about
Speaker 4: to piss and some panties.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, like what like?
Speaker 1: And also like, who no one asked you that? Why
Speaker 1: is that a thought? I'm not gonna pee in your
Speaker 1: panty hose?
Speaker 5: I'm sorry?
Speaker 2: Hey, can I borrow your hat? And don't worry? I'm
Speaker 2: not gonna pee in your hat?
Speaker 4: Like what my catheter didn't fit in the pantos they're
Speaker 4: really tight.
Speaker 2: So it's a.
Speaker 1: Patriot Takes on Twitter was like, wow, like, look at
Speaker 1: this energy, and obviously the Republicans don't they believe in nothing,
Speaker 1: so say there's no way you can shame them on
Speaker 1: their fucking I don't give her. Actually, her response to
Speaker 1: this tweet is so funny and it's so of like
Speaker 1: a person who's like knows, like how how much.
Speaker 2: Of a bad look? She tweeted quote, I'm literally lolling.
Speaker 1: Brian Glenn dressed in drag for morning news in Dallas
Speaker 1: years ago, reporting on an upcoming local theater production, and
Speaker 1: the morons over at Patriot Takes thinks this is an attack.
Speaker 1: Brian loves to throw back and is reposting laughing crime oji.
Speaker 1: The left is so stupid. Hmm okay, sure they're just
Speaker 1: showing you again. How how Uh, how wobbly everyone is
Speaker 1: with their outrage jure, especially especially on the right.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I'm literally literally lulling right now.
Speaker 5: They're so stupid. Oh my god, you guys are so stupid.
Speaker 1: I'm sure, and I'm sure like many and like the
Speaker 1: replies are like it was for a news thing, like what.
Speaker 2: What so drag?
Speaker 1: Like, I'm curious because if anyone in drag is a groomer,
Speaker 1: that there are there is a context in which being
Speaker 1: in drag you're not a groomer. And if so, please
Speaker 1: explain the nuance, because prior to this, I did not
Speaker 1: know there was any nuance from a normal red blooded
Speaker 1: American wearing pantyhose and promising you that I'm not gonna
Speaker 1: piss them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and I promise I did not have a good time.
Speaker 4: I promise I did not have a good It's like,
Speaker 4: just have a good time. Drag shows are some of
Speaker 4: the most fun things that you can go to allow
Speaker 4: yourself to have a good time.
Speaker 3: It's different from a local news reporter dressing and drag
Speaker 3: and some somebody else, uh dressing, dressing and drag.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: The local news obviously has a car out when it
Speaker 3: comes to uh what what but when they dress and
Speaker 3: drag and have fun.
Speaker 1: Yes, exactly, oh someone like and one of them replies,
Speaker 1: someone goes, there's a difference between.
Speaker 5: A costume and a drag show, is there?
Speaker 2: I mean? Interesting?
Speaker 1: Please go on though, mister punisher skull emoji with the
Speaker 1: red American flag.
Speaker 3: They just have this like very detailed, Like it's wrong,
Speaker 3: but it is very thought out.
Speaker 2: The fucking float chart is like detailed. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Well, Blake, Blake Wexler the pleasure having it, Blake, Blake Wexler.
Speaker 2: Where can people find you? Follow you all that good stuff?
Speaker 4: People can find me? Follow me at Blake Wexler on
Speaker 4: all social media. I'm gonna be in Bristol, Tennessee at
Speaker 4: a comedy club called the Blue Ridge Comedy Club June
Speaker 4: second to June third.
Speaker 2: And also I talked about.
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Speaker 2: Oh amazing and there raised six million. You said those
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Speaker 4: Yeah, they raised like six point two million, and I
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Speaker 2: saw the local.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they're like local man willing to raise shorts to
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Speaker 4: A shame because they had my photo and they had
Speaker 4: to blur out my legs, which also obscured the amount
Speaker 4: of money that was that I wrote on each leg,
Speaker 4: which is a bummer.
Speaker 5: But you know it's local. Like the FCC. They won't
Speaker 5: let my plumbers be.
Speaker 2: Is there a work media you've been enjoying.
Speaker 4: Yes, at the Todd Glass show on TikTok. Very funny
Speaker 4: comedian Todd Glass who left me voicemails for twelve years
Speaker 4: and I released that as an album. He is so
Speaker 4: funny on TikTok where he does these videos where he
Speaker 4: pretends to be an uber driver and the people in
Speaker 4: the car are like, no, it's Todd, but they're in
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Speaker 4: I can't drive when there's cars behind me.
Speaker 2: I always think it might be a cop.
Speaker 4: And then the guy in the back seat goes, you
Speaker 4: can't drive with cars behind you, and he goes, yeah,
Speaker 4: he has like a big series of those that's really
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Speaker 3: Amazing miles. Where can people find you? Is there a
Speaker 3: work media you've been enjoying?
Speaker 1: You can find me on at Twitter, Instagram, at Miles
Speaker 1: of Gray.
Speaker 2: What at Twitter? Twitter? At Twitter? I don't know, folks,
Speaker 2: what do you What are you gonna do? What are
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Speaker 2: Song that we think you might enjoy. Miles, what song
Speaker 2: do we think people might enjoy? Oh?
Speaker 1: I'm still on this college acapella thing and it's fucking
Speaker 1: me up because I there's just something about like college
Speaker 1: acapella groups doing like like more mainstream songs.
Speaker 2: It just kills me. I just love hearing it because
Speaker 2: it just so just so fun. Uh.
Speaker 1: And this one is from we Be Jazz in I'm
Speaker 1: not sure what school they're from.
Speaker 2: Let me make sure because.
Speaker 1: That's where any any guesses where We Be Jazz in
Speaker 1: is from E y U University, Winter's College in Toronto,
Speaker 1: I believe is where they're from. Anyway, they did a
Speaker 1: fantastic cover of Stevie Dan's Steve This is Stevie Dan.
Speaker 2: To mash up.
Speaker 1: Of Stevie Dan's pog You're gonna love it of Peg
Speaker 1: by Steely Dan and it's just like it.
Speaker 2: I don't know. They're like, it's funny.
Speaker 1: Whenever I listen to acapella music, I picture people smiling
Speaker 1: ear to ear like I've never you can never picture
Speaker 1: someone like being like.
Speaker 2: Action faced singing like acapella.
Speaker 1: So I was like, like in my one's wide eyed
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Speaker 2: So this is we be Jazzy with PEG. Yeah, all right,
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