Episode 4898: AI Superintelligence, Outthinking the American Populis

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What does the primal scream of a dying regime signify?

Steve Bannon 0:02
This is the primal scream of a dying regime. Pray for our enemies, because we're going medieval on these people. I got a free shot on all these networks lying about the people. The people have had a belly full of it. I know you don't like hearing that.

How does the concept of mega media influence public perception?

Steve Bannon 0:20
I know you try to do everything in the world to stop that, but you're not going to stop it. It's going to happen.
Max Tegmark 0:24
And where do people like that go to share the big lie? Mega media. I wish in my soul, I wish that any of these people had a conscience.
Steve Bannon 0:34
Ask yourself, what is my task and what is my purpose? If that answer is to save my country, this country will be saved.
Stephen K. Bannon 0:44
War Room. Here's your host, Stephen K. Bann.
Steve Bannon 0:50
It's Monday, 3 November, in the year of our Lord, 2025, the fifth anniversary of the stolen election of 2020, the railhead of all this mess. Trump revised scrutiny on 2020, the lead story in the Jeff Bezos Amazon Washington Post. Get more into that throughout the day, 5 o'clock hour. So we've got so much more. We're going to come back to all of that. The New York Young Republicans Club is going to join me here at the bottom of the hour. And I've got Tej Gill. Tej Gill went and volunteered. He's one of those guys. We're going to fight him over there, so we're going to fight it here. Remember that? I don't know. 9,000 combat casualties, 50,000 general casualties. That does not include the contractors like Tej and these guys.
Steve Bannon 1:43
We want to get them off the balance sheet. What did they do?

What does saving the country entail according to the host?

Steve Bannon 1:46
They turned them from Navy SEALs to contractors. Thousands of those guys died, men and women. And what do we got? And $9 trillion, $7 trillion in Iraq and $2 trillion in Afghanistan. Did that work out for us? And you got some of the same people. You got some of the same people involved with all that fiasco that sat there and looked you in the eye and bald-faced lied to you. They're still trying to call the shots in this country. Think about that. I want you to embrace that. Maybe even all this that we're fighting for every day, as I keep saying, there is something that we have to deal with because we're an inflection point for the species. That would be homo sapien. That would be you, by the way. Max Tegmark joins me.
Steve Bannon 2:33
Max, the hour is late, and the folks that are hurtling down this path, and artificial intelligence and these other things are working, all these things are converging on the singularity. have many, many benefits for mankind. No one argues that. But just left to their own devices, individuals will just greed, avarice, the need for power. is going to make people not really worry about the common good. It's all going to be individual good. And these things can't be put back in the bottle. Many, many, many things you work on that people do that, that's fine. It's maybe not great, but it can be controlled or you can change things later. What's happening here can't be changed. In fact, there's an article out in Axios this morning, which I think has done a good job on the AI jobs apocalypse,
Steve Bannon 3:32
Talk about over-anthropic. I think they're saying that, hey, their AI models are not showing consciousness, but it's consciousness-like. Can you explain that to us and why that should be a flare that's gone up in this movement of ours to try to get the things to just kind of slow down for a moment?
Max Tegmark 3:55
Yeah, this is very predictable because, of course, the goal of Anthropic and OpenAI and XAI and Google DeepMind is to ultimately build machines that can replace all human jobs and take all that money. So obviously, to do all human jobs well, especially the hard ones, the machine has to have a great situational awareness about what's going on around it and about itself. Otherwise you can't do the job. So they specifically trying very hard this year to build what they call agents, which when they get really strong, do develop self-awareness and we're seeing it now. So, yep, this is gradually happening. And it's important to remember what people generally want across America when I talk to them is tools.
Max Tegmark 4:51
We want machines that don't replace us on the job market, but help us be more productive, help cure cancer.

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