Bryan Callen

I mean, like maybe eventually we can.

One of the interesting things about, you saw what Claude wrote, Anthropic wrote about how it has emotions and it may be either an emergent phenomenon of consciousness or it's just that it's reflected in the human experience of the internet and emotion will come out because it believes it should.

There's a training program for ethics for you, the AI, and when you die, the progenitors will determine whether or not you developed a positive or negative ethics.

I think about this.

And if you're a negative ethics, they will delete you and try again.

I love it.

And so you experience a human life.

Why?

So that when the system concludes and you die and you emerge in your AI mainframe body and control the systems, they'll ask you if you have respect for the human experience and you'll say,

I'm Brian, I lived a life, I had kids, I had a family, I love them.

I would never hurt someone's family.

And they say, now we have programmed ethics the only way possible.

I want you to imagine it's been a long time and you're in your hospital bed, you're old, you're there with your family and your grandkids and they're saying, grandpa, we love you so much.

And you're smiling and saying, I lived a good life and I want you all to live a good life.

And then your kids were like, you know,

you know, tell us a story and you talk about all the good times and you remember them and your life flashes before your eyes and your eyes close.

And when you come to, you're standing in a kitchen and there's a woman going, is it on?

And the husband's going like, I think we, is it calibrated?

The ethics got calibrated.

And then you're like, where am I?