Evan Hafer

We're second class citizens.

We're obsolete.

So do you think that it turns, like, do you think it's a Skynet-type scenario then, and it ultimately flips and then rids humanity of humans?

It's certainly on the table.

Rids the world of humanity?

Then you have to run AI to do the analysis to what the future of AI is, which ultimately you'd be entrusting the robbers with the bank keys.

Keep them as pets.

Keep them as pets.

But there's no emotion there.

So why would they want to keep us as pets?

Why do they want to stay alive?

Right.

Are they trying to show that they have thought in order to dupe us into the ability that they might be empathetic?

I have to believe that there's portions of the DOD that have worked on this and it's further along than the open source pieces that we can see.

It's a Manhattan Project that's also open sourced and it's extremely porous when it comes to information.

So essentially you've weaponized the most powerful tool ever known to humankind.

It's fucking terrifying.

So you've open sourced it and then think about the Manhattan Project if that was just completely porous and there was an open door to any and all countries internationally, you just had the ability to come in and walk out with files, come as you go.

Come on, brother. Good to see you again. Good to see you. So this conversation was – well, anytime you want to come on, I'm always happy to talk to you. But this conversation was birthed out of that crazy conversation we had in elk hunting camp. Which one? Well, yeah. We had quite a few of them where you just – You will open up my eyes to some of these.

Come on, brother. Good to see you again. Good to see you. So this conversation was – well, anytime you want to come on, I'm always happy to talk to you. But this conversation was birthed out of that crazy conversation we had in elk hunting camp. Which one? Well, yeah. We had quite a few of them where you just – You will open up my eyes to some of these.