greg: that will never happen by the way. todd: i disagree because look at google s track record. everything google has done so far has been far left liberal. you know the advice you re going to get from their machine it is going to be far-left and the liberal. greg: that is a good putt and they will sell all your information, tyrus. tyrus: you will end up buying a bunch of stuff and all kinds of commercials showing up on your phone. there s no substitute for wisdom. there s you got to go find an old person who has seen [bleep] and hopefully they will give you some wisdom. this a.i.s of looking for answers, asking a computer about feelings, you are already done. go out and live. make mistakes. you can t avoid mistakes. failure his sorrow is part of life. man up. whatever the case maybe. what is going to happen if i need somebody. you are going to cry and hopefully you will get an std. other than that, life is good.
who wears doctors. greg: that will never happen by the way. todd: i disagree because look at google s track record. everything google has done so far has been far left liberal. you know the advice you re going to get from their machine it is going to be far-left and the liberal. greg: that is a good putt and they will sell all your information, tyrus. tyrus: you will end up buying a bunch of stuff and all kinds of commercials showing up on your phone. there s no substitute for wisdom. there s you got to go find an old person who has seen [bleep] and hopefully they will give you some wisdom. this a.i.s of looking for answers, asking a computer about feelings, you are already done. go out and live. make mistakes. you can t avoid mistakes. failure his sorrow is part of life. man up. whatever the case maybe. what is going to happen if i need somebody. you are going to cry and hopefully you will get an std.
prohibitively expensive to do this? well, here s the thing. these companies, what they want to have happen is they want to say, like, wow, we now have these a.i. tools. so, we can cut costs immensely. now, our profit margins go from here to here. and what i m saying is, well, maybe not. maybe actually profit margins can grow incrementally, and you can keep paying all the people that deserve to be paid for the labor that they put into training their a.i. s. and maybe it s okay if the growth doesn t skyrocket and the economy doesn t fall apart, because everyone s lost their jobs. well, you raise a fascinating set of issues here in this piece. i encourage everybody to read it, because it s really thought-provoking in a lot of different ways. thanks for making us your first cable news appearance [laughter] my honor, thank you. we re honored to have you, joseph gordon-levitt, thank you very much. here s. and underway right now, senators are up late as democrats hold a top-a-th
their jobs and so the gen z people are realizing that any job where you work in an office is probably down and you know, and you should not be doing it. talk don t talk about blackface. save yourself. music, why do you do comedy? some dumb man. even comedy, at some points, chatgpt can do it. exactly. all of these gen z people and they are taken, i have an app. i can make my own living. i m sure kevin disagrees with me. i think most jobs are stupid now and in the future, even the doctors, like to i m not worried. i m going to do my own surgery. greg: a.i.s is going to be the new doctor. hey, is this cancer? and you get all the information from around the world and it goes, yes! i will give you a stat you are going to like. they made the assumptions that
book i just wrote is that these systems tend to reinforce the parts of us that are most computable. so we re already being encouraged to strip ourselves down to a bunch of labels and identifiers and be seen in those terms. a.i.s extend that even further, but the irony, i think, is that we were already headed there. will: so that s what threw me off. pete: rattled your cage. will: this a.i. thing is uncredibly concerning. but what he said there is we re beating a.i. to the punch on stripping ourselves of humanity. we live online so much and what we put online and that trans what translates isn t what makes us human. it s our identity, our race, our hi this, our that and even when there s another person on the end of the tweet or the text, are they really being human? pete: an interesting part of humanity, are the 23450u wants in between? that s the depth.