Tim Dillon

Get up Sam Altman talking about AI and the complete destruction of the labor force.

They will straight up tell you and, you know, props to them.

They're not hiding it.

They're going, yeah, I mean, there's no way around it.

There's no way around it.

Everyone that has a job and a purpose right now and money has to figure out some other way to live.

We got to figure out another way for them to live.

It's just whatever your life is where you have a job and you have money from that job, that's not going to work anymore.

That's not going to work anymore.

So, you know, if you need...

Stuff like that.

And they'll even say stuff like this.

They'll be like, if you need a job and money to feel good about yourself, we got a real problem.

We got a real problem coming if you need a job and money to feel good about yourself because that's not part of the future.

We're going to all... We're all going to be, you know...

Yeah, so here's Sam Altman who's defending AI's energy toll because you know all these AI data centers use tons of energy and because replacing humanity actually is... You need a lot of energy to replace the population.

But Sam Altman...

who's the CEO of OpenAI, downplayed concerns about how much water data centers require at an AI summit in India.

See if you can get this video up where Sam basically goes, it takes a lot to train a human being.

It's a lot of energy.