Nick Martell

It's called the truth engine.

A system that can verify anything to be authentic or fake, whether it's facts, photos, or videos.

You see, in the age of AI-generated content, it is increasingly crucial for humankind to have this type of source of truth.

An arbiter of truth, yeah.

And no one's built one yet.

Maybe because it would likely have to come from a non-profit like Wikipedia.

That was like the original goal of OpenAI, by the way, which used to be a nonprofit, but now it's closed AI.

It's a for-profit.

It's not going to pull that off.

The Pope hasn't announced he's doing this yet, but the actions coming from the Vatican are causing rumors to swirl.

Sorry, Jack.

This sounds like the next Dan Brown novel, right?

Like, but it could be the building of the world's first truth engine.

The Vatican.

It's got the resources.

It's got the incentives and the momentum.

And the moral authority.

Yeah, we're not sure they have the coders, but the probe has been practicing some vibe coding after the masses from what we've been hearing.

It's exciting to think about.

In an age of AI misinformation, we need a truth engine.