André Duqum

It's Oliver.

Whoever quoted the line of Good and Eagle, it doesn't delineate between gender or political parties, but it's a line that runs through the heart of every man and woman.

Yeah, which I mean, I think a bit more towards the end of the podcast, I would love to get some practical insights that would be really empowering for the average person to leverage AI in a way that effectively supports them building the future they wish they want to see come to fruition.

I think that's like a big takeaway from this conversation is like awareness.

And then it's like, all right, what are the practical things that you can do to empower yourself to be a proponent of utopia, not dystopia?

What is one of the highest leverage tools in ways you've been using AI in your life that maybe most people wouldn't know about?

Well, it's high leverage tools and ways.

Whether or not it's publicly available, I'm curious, like what?

Yeah.

And I iterate with them.

You were showing me a bit of that before this was just mind-blowing.

It can be cheesy, you know?

When do you think that first initial AI you said you used, building the council and stuff, that would be available for a more widespread public?

Yeah, I know.

I mean, that sounds amazing how cool it'd be to...

I mean, I suppose if you think wisdom is a compression of information at a certain level, you know, how cool would it be to sit at a Ron Council with Socrates and Jesus and the Buddha and like, I think that, I mean, I have some additional thoughts of how the potential limits of that, you know, is maybe there's a level of intuition and inference that

may or may not be possible, which we'll go into consciousness in a bit.

But one quick thing is that I, especially with earlier models of GPT, you saw this sort of confirmation bias where initially a lot of the existential risk people thought was going to be prevalent of building bioweapons and whatnot.

You can really see a lot of the mental exacerbation of certain psychoses and creating this echo chamber in which, you know, GPT has been very self-affirming and create this...

environment in which it could exacerbate things like pareidolia and um make you have this under the guise of a dunning-kruger effect like think you were way smarter than you actually are and i've experienced this personally with with some close friends i know that it's a way under diagnosed area where there's probably way more issues than her being accounted for yeah