Jim (00:00)
The end game is either like, literally we'll be there to procreate, just enough, just enough to keep things going. And then the bots will be taking over and then we're done. Trump and his family, 20 generations from now, will still be in charge. We're fucked.

Jeremy (00:16)
Dystopia Today by Jim Donio.

Jim (00:21)
exceeded a whole generation.

Jeremy (00:23)
Can you just keep saying Putin? You gotta say it like this, Putin, Putin.

Jim (00:29)
Listen, are just getting...

Jeremy (00:32)
You know, I don't share any of that. I'm leaving. Forget politics, forget all this stuff. You're talking about dystopian AI worldview. We're going to talk later on in today's episode about some ⁓ counterpoints in concrete data, real research being conducted by Yale. Yeah, that's right.

Jim (00:53)
I say ⁓

Jeremy (00:58)
How about just

data? It's not lulling you into anything. It's just providing you with Intel.

Jim (01:08)
sucks. It's like

labor or economic data or polls in elections. It's all fucking fake and phony. You don't agree with that? This shit's all bullshit.

Jeremy (01:19)
You

like a hug? I can give you a hug. It's okay.

Jim (01:22)
whatever data you want to be. It's like the clickbait you love to share with your son. It's like, ⁓ look, this is real. that ⁓ Tylenol causes autism. you can make up whatever you want to fit your narrative.

Jeremy (01:36)
No, we don't do that here. No. no, no. That was early on by the way. I've definitely ratcheted it down.

Jim (01:39)
their

the physics

change like the big break breaks in physics that

Jeremy (01:51)
Yeah, I know. look,

⁓ look. my God. If even like I write if even one tenth of them were true. No, I don't buy. I don't go in for that shit. But the thing is, I do. Of course, like you said to me in response to my whole attack on clickbait, it's there because you want it to be true. Of course. Yeah. You know, so there's a certain degree religion. Well, it says the Catholic.

Jim (01:57)
Was I right though?

No.

I mean, but listen, if this is it, we're totally fucked. This simulation better, like, I need the new version. I need to upgrade me.

Jeremy (02:27)
Well,

that's what AI is here for. Jim AI coming soon. could. ⁓ no, you didn't come on.

Jim (02:31)
in this situation by the way like it's very ⁓

We how do we seriously how do we know?

Jeremy (02:39)
know you're in the wrong podcast. You

want that bald guy down the road. ⁓

Jim (02:45)
Like this really that plants not real I mean years ago

Jeremy (02:51)
It is

real. It's just not living. I can touch it. It's just not alive.

Jim (02:55)
Someone they would say ⁓ Well, that's a plant. I what that is. That's a plant because I've been told I only understand a living plant Yeah, it's like no that's actually just plastic Yeah, no, I don't even know a plastic is if they saw television. Uh-huh. We're streaming they think those are people like that's real

Jeremy (03:16)
So in next week's podcast, we're going to talk about Sora 2. in response to it this week, so this week I went to to Vio and because I went to Sora first and realized I couldn't actually get to it. Not publicly available. So I went to Vio and I hear totally ragged on me, the left wing liberal nut. I went in, I my problem. I even have it still. My problem was.

Make me a video of the whole world singing. Make me a video of the whole world singing Give Peace a Chance with Custodian Cities.

Jim (03:54)
And

how'd that work out for you?

It's fucking good. It's for what it is. It's for that lame prompt that you use. You need a little more. Known for your robust prompts.

Jeremy (04:10)
This is a horrible prompt.

Well, I wanted to get it done in two seconds and know, garbage in, garbage out. But I have to say, you know, aside from the fact that the signs in the back are completely misspelled, it's pretty compelling. It speaks to your plant, you know, analogy. It is crazy that, I mean, how much would a shot like this have cost a production company? Right? mean, and I just did it with a really bad prompt.

So not just still be in the world is not going to hell in a handbasket.

Jim (04:42)
Tell that from all the Sam Altman memes that we created. You don't see any of those? Am I the only one seeing this?

Jeremy (04:46)
Hashtag, hashtag give Jim a hug. Forget give piece of chance Jim needs a