Steve Kwast

that we revive the economy to build a golden age, truly by unleashing these innovations that have been snuffed out and quenched and thrown a blanket on because of the military-industrial-congressional complex of lobbyists lying to congressional members and congressional members fearful of their political future, taking money into their coffers of election and ignoring the technology because they're not willing to stand up to their people and say there's a better way.

we can shine a light on all this corruption and it's amazing how the spirit of innovation and renewal and revival and uh and and uh and even forgiveness uh can be ushered in with information that's in the pocket of every human being on the planet i love that you know i was just i don't want to mention his name or his company but i was just um

we can shine a light on all this corruption and it's amazing how the spirit of innovation and renewal and revival and uh and and uh and even forgiveness uh can be ushered in with information that's in the pocket of every human being on the planet i love that you know i was just i don't want to mention his name or his company but i was just um

we can shine a light on all this corruption and it's amazing how the spirit of innovation and renewal and revival and uh and and uh and even forgiveness uh can be ushered in with information that's in the pocket of every human being on the planet i love that you know i was just i don't want to mention his name or his company but i was just um

So this is, you know, it's a great point. And it reveals the fact that culture is stronger. You know, culture eats technology and strategy for lunch, meaning it's the fear, it's the change that most people are not willing to adapt to until they see a reason. But with AI, it's also the fear of the unknown. All new technologies have seemed like magic to people and they fear them.

So this is, you know, it's a great point. And it reveals the fact that culture is stronger. You know, culture eats technology and strategy for lunch, meaning it's the fear, it's the change that most people are not willing to adapt to until they see a reason. But with AI, it's also the fear of the unknown. All new technologies have seemed like magic to people and they fear them.

So this is, you know, it's a great point. And it reveals the fact that culture is stronger. You know, culture eats technology and strategy for lunch, meaning it's the fear, it's the change that most people are not willing to adapt to until they see a reason. But with AI, it's also the fear of the unknown. All new technologies have seemed like magic to people and they fear them.

If if if I if we were sitting here in 1898 and you went to work on your horse and you fueled you know You lit your house with a candle and you heated your home with a wood-burning stove and I told you that in less than a hundred years There'd be two cars in every garage an automobile hadn't really, you know, you know, it hadn't become mainstream we'd be flying to places on the planet and you know in hours and

If if if I if we were sitting here in 1898 and you went to work on your horse and you fueled you know You lit your house with a candle and you heated your home with a wood-burning stove and I told you that in less than a hundred years There'd be two cars in every garage an automobile hadn't really, you know, you know, it hadn't become mainstream we'd be flying to places on the planet and you know in hours and

If if if I if we were sitting here in 1898 and you went to work on your horse and you fueled you know You lit your house with a candle and you heated your home with a wood-burning stove and I told you that in less than a hundred years There'd be two cars in every garage an automobile hadn't really, you know, you know, it hadn't become mainstream we'd be flying to places on the planet and you know in hours and

not months or years, and we'd have a man on the moon, and you'd have a computer in your pocket, and they'd say, what is a computer? They would have thought that it was magic, or it was witchcraft, or worse. And the same is true in the human psyche. So these cultural journeys are hard, but there's always an element of truth in these fears.

not months or years, and we'd have a man on the moon, and you'd have a computer in your pocket, and they'd say, what is a computer? They would have thought that it was magic, or it was witchcraft, or worse. And the same is true in the human psyche. So these cultural journeys are hard, but there's always an element of truth in these fears.

not months or years, and we'd have a man on the moon, and you'd have a computer in your pocket, and they'd say, what is a computer? They would have thought that it was magic, or it was witchcraft, or worse. And the same is true in the human psyche. So these cultural journeys are hard, but there's always an element of truth in these fears.

And the element of truth is that they are worried that AI will not be moral. And in some ways they're correct. Meaning there are two things that any expert will tell you about AI. And that is one, they can never foresee any time that it will be truly creative or visionary. that these are things unique that God has given to the human brain that is the most super computer ever built.

And the element of truth is that they are worried that AI will not be moral. And in some ways they're correct. Meaning there are two things that any expert will tell you about AI. And that is one, they can never foresee any time that it will be truly creative or visionary. that these are things unique that God has given to the human brain that is the most super computer ever built.

And the element of truth is that they are worried that AI will not be moral. And in some ways they're correct. Meaning there are two things that any expert will tell you about AI. And that is one, they can never foresee any time that it will be truly creative or visionary. that these are things unique that God has given to the human brain that is the most super computer ever built.

And that all AI is just, it looks creative and it looks visionary because it's so damn fast and it can gobble up so much information so quickly. but it is not truly creative. And you can prove that as you use AI more and more.

And that all AI is just, it looks creative and it looks visionary because it's so damn fast and it can gobble up so much information so quickly. but it is not truly creative. And you can prove that as you use AI more and more.

And that all AI is just, it looks creative and it looks visionary because it's so damn fast and it can gobble up so much information so quickly. but it is not truly creative. And you can prove that as you use AI more and more.

And I encourage people to use AI because they'll start recognizing what AI looks like and they'll be able to, the human brain and the natural intuition and spidey senses we have as human beings is so far beyond the technology that you don't have to fear it. And the more we use it, the less we'll be afraid of it. And the less we will allow ourselves to trust it in places we shouldn't trust it.