Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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No content, no FAQs, no explanation. But it's all about timing. This drops one month after President Trump promised to release classified UFO and alien files. Washington usually names its website something so boring it cures insomnia, but they named this one aliens.gov. My bold prediction?
This becomes the most trafficked government website in history the day it launches, bigger than the IRS, the DMV. And for once, Americans will actually want to read a government document. You don't grab that domain to post a PDF. I guess the truth is out there, and now it's got a .gov address. Keep up to date on all things AI. Sign up for my free newsletter at
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Chapter 2: What new government website was registered and why is it significant?
No apps, no ads, no screen time guilt. So three deals. You can find them right now at WTOP.com. Oh, my gosh. I had no idea cactuses were so expensive. I live in Phoenix, Arizona. Yes, where it's over 100 degrees for some reason this time of year. And so I needed to buy nine cactuses. And he said it would be $900. Now, before you say like, oh, my gosh, a cactus is only a couple of bucks.
No, it's not. When you want a big cactus, it's going to cost you some money. And so I'm looking at these cactuses thinking to myself, this does not look like $900 worth of cactuses. I mean, this is not my first time living in the desert, right?
Chapter 3: How does the launch of Aliens.gov relate to UFO disclosure?
So I opened up ChatGPT voice mode. I turned on the camera, and I walked down the row. And what I did is I put my hand up next to one of the cactuses so that AI could actually figure out how tall these cactuses really were. And then suddenly, two minutes later, I had a full breakdown, cactus by cactus.
And it turns out that he was putting $20 plants in that mix, not rare specimens, not hard-to-source cactuses. And let me tell you something. I never would have known without using ChatGPT in the camera. And I showed my landscaper what I found. He's actually now adding more plants at his own cost. He's a little prickly, but the point was taken.
That leads one to believe that there are other ways, other things in addition to that, that ChatGPT is going to help you out and you would have no idea.
Exactly.
Chapter 4: What predictions are made about the traffic to Aliens.gov?
I mean, before you think this only applies to landscaping, medical billing errors appear in about 80% of all hospital invoices. The average patient is charged about $1,300 over what they should be. So find any estimate that you have sitting around. A contractor quote, dentist bill, hospital invoice. Old ones count, too. I mean, you know, even your water bill.
And if it involves physical items, plants, parts, products... Use ChatGPT voice mode with your camera. Just hold something next to it for scale. Let it identify what you're looking at. And then you're not being difficult. You're actually being informed.
I have to tell you, I had an experience this week with that in auto parts. It was fantastic. I used perplexity, but it was amazing. So I know exactly what you're talking about.
Now, and this is one of these little AI tricks that a lot of people don't think of. I mean, they sit there and they're like, okay, well, maybe I have to like input the whole estimate. No, you have an assistant with a camera and a video that will also take a video standing right next to you in your favorite AI chat bot. Email, that's always a thing, but there's ways to lock it down. Is that right?
Well, my friend Lisa called me last night. She was shaking. Someone cleaned out her PayPal, then her Amazon. They tried to hack into her bank account. Basically, all of her accounts in about 40 minutes. And the criminals never touched her password. All they did was get into her email address because a lot of people don't realize what lives inside your inbox, right?
Your bank statements, your doctor results, your retirement account. maybe notes about your mortgage, every streaming service, anything that you ever bought any from, and then a single password reset. Just this one link gives criminals access to everything. So they don't really need to hack your bank account or anything like that. They just need to get inside your inbox.
And so here's what you need to do is, number one, of course, I know so many people don't want to do this, is that you want to make sure that you have unique passwords for every single thing.
And then also, anytime that you set up your accounts, you want to turn on two-factor authentication, but not the text version because those SMS codes can also be sent to your phone that the hackers can get into too. I know this is like overwhelming. I get it, but just work with me. And so what you want to do is use an authenticator app instead.
So instead, if it said forgot password, they're going to send you the password via email. They're going to send it to an authenticator app that's only on your phone.
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