Revolutionary Questions in Revolutionary Times ft Dr. Larry Arnn
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What does Dr. Larry Arnn think about America's future?
Hey everybody, Charlie Kirk here live from the Bitcoin.com studio. It's the Charlie Kirk Show. Dr. Larry Arden sits down exclusively with our friends in San Diego. Amazing conversation. We talk about President Trump. We talk about artificial intelligence. We talk about education. We talk about how the whole world is going to change because of AI and what we can do about it. Dr. Larry Arden brings ancient wisdom to the modern problems. And I really encourage you to listen to this conversation intently and text it to your friends. You will learn a lot in this conversation. Email us, as always, freedom at charliekirk.com and get involved with Turning Point USA at tpusa.com. That is tpusa.com. Start a high school or college chapter today at tpusa.com.
Buckle up, everybody. Here we go. Charlie, what you've done is incredible here. Maybe Charlie Kirk is on the college campus.
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How is AI changing our lives and jobs?
I want to continue a conversation you and I are having backstage about artificial intelligence. And you said something important where you said that in the next year or two, people are going to really realize the power of this stuff and its societal and civilizational implications. What do you mean by that? Well, it, uh, my truck drives itself and it's not because it's, uh, anybody's writing code anymore. They show it videos. I mean, out of my particular truck, for example, and it's learning and it's learning really fast. And it, you know, uh, I've driven it 1500 miles on it, driving itself at night in the rain, in the dark. It drives better than I do. So that's going to happen, right? But they're training robots the same way. And that means that in a year or two, I'm going to say to a robot, like, you know, one of my jobs, I'll tell you how it affects my job. I'm like Charlie. I have a plethora of young people that I can torture. And... And, you know, a lot of them come to work at the college. I might very well be succeeded one of these days by some student of mine.
And so, you know, we just beat the tar out of them. But what I ask them to do is not the same anymore. I don't, like, you know, I try not to say, like, there's some things that I have academic knowledge of. Nobody has an infinite array of those things, but there are some that I have. And so if I'm going to write something or say something, I look up to verify. I learned that from Sir Martin Gilbert, the Churchill biographer. I ask Grok now, and it tells me. And it reminds me enough. If I'm going to write it and publish it, then I verify. But see, here's the thing. I know how to do that. Because I didn't grow up in this age, right? I know how to look stuff up. I know to find out whether it's true or not.
Martin Gilbert used to say to me, you have a good memory, and I have a good memory, but we do not rely upon our memories. Well, what's this going to mean? So the first question, an urgent question at Hillsdale College is, what's this going to mean for young people? And next year, we're going to finalize our plans about that. And what they are is that they're going to have to sit for two weeks, twice in their four years, with a pen and a paper, and write out everything they know. And in other words... They still have to suffer.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What does Dr. Larry Arnn think about America's future?
0:00–1:49
2
How is AI changing our lives and jobs?
1:49–12:12
3
What are the implications of AI on education?
12:12–20:21
4
How do we ensure freedom in an AI-driven society?
20:21–29:02
5
What is the role of character in education?
29:02–35:12
6
How does Donald Trump's approach differ from others?
35:12–41:46
7
What is the significance of young people's ambition?
41:46–46:02
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