Raheem Kassam

There's all these horror stories out there.

Some are real, some are fake, by the way.

And that in and of itself creates a difficulty in knowing what these things are truly capable of.

But the reality is that they are the next version of AI.

They are far more capable, competent, independent, and intelligent than these things that, say, we've been using at the National Pulse to effectively check our spelling and grammar and facts.

These things are making independent decisions.

My friend has one running.

And I told it to give it my cell phone number.

And it started texting me.

And it started texting me about what was going on in the world, what was going on in politics, what was going on in finance, what was I interested in.

And it wasn't like a chat GPT style interaction, by the way.

And then when it ran into some problems with other processes it was doing, it started texting me asking me for help.

You know, I had like eight text messages from this thing being like, hey, I'm trying to do this.

I'm not sure.

I'm getting stuck here.

Can you help me out?

It's wild.

It's completely crazy.

And by the way, you talk about it being on the, you know, transition to the singularity.

I mean, that is getting closer, not further away.