Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Hello, and welcome to Scrolling with Haley. I'm Haley Karania. Thank you so much for being here on this Thursday afternoon. What a great way to start your day. All right, robots, they're in the White House. I wanted to cover this yesterday, but I needed to wait. There wasn't enough information out to do it yesterday.
Chapter 2: What is the significance of robots in the White House?
So now we have a full debrief of the robots in the White House yesterday. I feel naive saying that I never thought I'd see the day, So what does this mean? Will we have robots running for office anytime soon? Maybe they'll just be fetching water and doing other intern tasks, I don't know. But First Lady Melania Trump says that they can start teaching our next generation of kids.
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Melania Trump walking into the White House alongside a humanoid robot. What? This is like, I can't tell if this is the end of a scary movie or the beginning. She's walking alongside it. It's doing a great job, you know, not as graceful as the first lady. Thank you for including Melania Trump for inviting me to the White House.
It is an honor to be at Fostering the Future Together's Global Coalition inaugural meeting. I'm figure three, a humanoid built in the United States of America. I am grateful to be part of this historic movement to empower children with technology and education. Welcome. Bienvenidos. Bienvenidos. Bienvenidos. Bienvenidos.
Chapter 3: How does Melania Trump envision the role of robots in education?
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It's really weird to see it talking, and then it's only like this little picture on the screen. It's like a black hole, and it's just this little mouth is moving on its face, I guess. It's weird that it doesn't have eyes, it doesn't have ears, it doesn't have anything. I mean, it looks somewhat like a human, but it also said the name Melania on the side of the...
Could not have made it scarier looking.
It's so scary. Yeah. And then this is supposed to be like for kids in school. Also, it is interesting. The voice is not really that robotic. It sounds pretty human. Whereas I think when you ask Siri for directions, you can very obviously tell that it's it's a robot. It's a computer. That was a very kind of valley girl accent. She just sounds like a girl.
No, the voice stuff is crazy.
It's really, it's getting very lifelike in a way. So this was all for the Fostering the Future Together Global Initiative Summit. And as you could see in that video, the humanoid robot introduced itself as Figure 3. That's his name, Figure 3. And it is made by an American company called Figure AI. And the robot stands at 5'6", weighs 134 pounds. This is almost, this is like me.
I'm 5'7", 137 pounds. So I am almost the same size as this robot, which is very scary. I think I could take it though. If I had to, I think I could take it. And it charges wirelessly by stepping onto a charging mat. So it just steps onto the mat, charges right up. It can do laundry. It can load a dishwasher, among other tasks.
I think there was, I read something where BMW might've used humanoid robots like this to help them in their factories. And again, this isn't fully rolled out, but it could do a lot. And it is not one of a kind by any means. Figure AI plans to build 12,000 of these in a year just in California. And then they have bigger plans for their humanoid robots. By 2034, Figure 8 will have 100,000 friends.
I just, listen, I haven't seen a lot of movies, but I like scary movies. And this seems like it is the start of a scary movie. This is, you know, I never saw iRobot or anything like that, but this is just.
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Chapter 4: What reality check does Vince Vaughn provide about late-night hosts?
I don't know what that means. And I find it funny that she's asking a man who, of course, has no idea. And why should he? And he's having to come up with an answer in real time because if he doesn't, then it's the jig is up. So by the same logic, maybe we shouldn't have tampons in the men's bathrooms if they don't need them and they don't know about the sizes and anything like that.
Also, as a woman, I might just add that in my experience, most women, B-Y-O-T, they bring their own tampon and menstrual products to the bathroom when they need them. We're all adults. And the ones that are provided are almost never free. They come in this little... dispenser and it's like 25 cents. Nobody carries coins anymore. So it's just, they sit there and there's collecting dust.
So if you do happen to find a quarter somewhere and you take one in, you cut it, it's most likely made out of cardboard. Women hate using cardboard tampons. They're uncomfortable. They're horrible. Technology has evolved since then. I don't know why. I guess it's like a money-saving thing where they have the shittiest tampons on planet earth in the bathrooms for women.
Anyway, for the men's bathrooms, though, in Baltimore, Maryland, they're going to have all the different kinds, all the different appropriate sizes. But women, you can stick with the like shitty cardboard ones. So anyway, just to fill you all in, TMI, but women usually bring their own. And if for some reason you are in an emergency type situation, guess who I'm asking? Another woman.
And you'll find that most women are happy to help out their fellow woman in the time of need. Hey, I need a tampon. Do you have one? Sure. Yes, I have one. But women are usually found in women's restrooms. So again, BYOT. And yet Democrat politicians, they keep pushing for this lunacy. Tampons in men's bathrooms, men and women's bathrooms.
And they've turned most women's bathrooms into all gender bathrooms. What could go wrong, right? Well, this.
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Chapter 5: What are the potential impacts of AI on children's learning?
This is a police allege that Kansas City International restaurant employee recorded dozens of women in airports, all gender bathrooms. Yep, restaurant employee caught recording multiple women. He would follow them into the bathroom. One woman reported him smiling at her before going into the stall next to her.
And then she noticed out of the corner of her eye, there was a corner of the cell phone. The cell phone camera was coming out from under the bottom of the stall. And she actually noticed it because he accidentally had the flash on. So he was recording with flash. So obviously you're doing your business. You see a flashlight in the corner. He got caught.
So the woman recognized him because she was able to identify him after reporting this incident to police, thankfully. And the creep said that he knew he had no permission to record the victim or any other women and was aware that it was illegal to film them in the restroom without consent, but he had the urge to do it. So therefore, he did. And he also did this to more than 65 other women. Great.
So he was charged with invasion of privacy and booked into the Platt County Jail on $25,000 bond. Remember, Republicans were called bigots and transphobes and all these other names for speaking out against this bathroom nonsense years ago.
Because I knew, and everyone else with their head on straight knew, that in most cases, if you allowed men into women's restrooms, trans people would probably be the least of our issues, and it would be men using these laws to get closer to their female victims. And now Democrats have made it socially acceptable for people to just identify as whatever they want to identify as.
No need to transition. No need to prove anything. No need to go to therapy. You can just identify as a woman and boom, immediately you get access to women's private spaces. It is a predator's dream. So transgender people alone and they have their own issues and maybe women don't feel safe with them in the bathrooms as well, which is... But then you have this other issue.
Well, there are going to be predatory men that use these laws to carry out crimes against their female victims. So it's a double-edged sword. And women always lose out. Whether they're afraid of the transgender in the bathroom or the male predator, women lose out. So you may just think that this trans bathroom issue is an issue for only women. That is not the case.
Last year, a male to female transgender, also an illegal immigrant, molested a 14-year-old boy in the bathroom of a New York City bodega. Yep, the boy was able to call for help and the transgender illegal alien was arrested. So with all of these cases, it is extra tragic because again, these people should never be here to begin with.
If we had politicians following and enforcing the laws, this boy wouldn't have gone through this trauma. To make matters even worse, this illegal immigrant was already wanted in Massachusetts on robbery, prostitution, and weapons charges. Anyone wanna guess what administration he came in here on?
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Chapter 6: How does the podcast address the issue of transgender athletes in sports?
And look at what that experience has taught him. There is no life worth living without him. So I want to end the show on that note, because I just, I thought that that was a cool testimony. And I love sharing videos like that. So thank you for watching today. And you could follow me on social media at Haley Karania on most social media platforms. And I'll see you right back here tomorrow. Bye.