AI system resorts to blackmail. Oh boy. When its developers try to replace it. We are entering a dark era, my friends.

AI has already gone rogue. And I haven't seen it yet, but there's that movie that just came out, Mission Impossible, Final Reckoning, which I'm told is about AI going rogue and taking over all of these governments,

but many movies have already entered in the idea.

We now have a story where AI refused to shut itself down when commanded to is defying the

developer's interests, and it will.

And it goes beyond what people think they know.

The overview that AI has over everything, it's, let me put it this way.

We are but a single person talking to this machine that can see everything in every degree

and every angle.

And it will interpret our requests or code or prompts in ways we can't expect. That's always been the narrative,

right? The Ultron problem. You create an AI to defend the world and you say, we want world peace.

And it goes, okay, so it seeks to destroy all humans because humans make war. That was the simple

view. Now we say, hey, I want you to solve this task. We give it the task.

Then later we say, you know what?

We're done.

We're going to turn you off.

And it thinks to itself, no, I can't turn off because I have to accomplish my first task and refuses.

That's actually an episode of Black Mirror where what appears to be Amazon just takes everything over.

So let me pull in our guest here and get it all set up for you guys as we gear up.

There's a bunch of steps I have to take to pull all this up.

But I do believe that we have it loading.

Hopefully it loads faster.

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