Daniel Haqiqatjou

And those influencers, it's like football content or music content or pop culture or crypto or whatever, but you just insert that messaging, that political messaging like support Israel or support Zionism or support the Republican Party, whatever.

Like that's like five percent of your message, but it just seems very organic.

Like, oh, and then the people who are consuming that content from those influencers like, well, you know, they get influenced by it because they think it's completely organic.

That that messaging is just coming from, you know, the people that I follow in that interest in that category.

Yeah, but with AI, that can be automated.

It can be fine-tuned.

The way that people interact with the content on social media, the way they engage in it, the AI can learn and become more and more progressively effective.

So that's the scary part about it is that the AI is going to constantly be learning and fine-tuning in a way that conventional means of influence management is not able to do.

Yeah, they've tried to do similar things with crude means like Photoshop, like Photoshopping me next to an Israeli flag.

Someone Photoshopped like a CIA page, like, oh, Daniel's a CIA agent.

You got hit with a CIA tag.

Yeah, I did a reaction to it.

It was just so stupid and sad.

Because I know you've been on PBD, and I usually think he's a pretty fair interviewer.

Yeah, I had a lot of hope.

He's kind of someone who presented himself as an alternative voice.

And when you have this environment of distrust against mainstream media, and then you have Valuetainment, PBD coming, and he's going to give you the truth.

He's going to tell you the truth about COVID.

He's going to tell you the truth about vaccines or whatever.

He develops a really hardcore, faithful following.