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Go. Oh, so good. Well, I'm going to start with some palette cleansers, but of course I will be talking about the Supreme Court case

about Colorado and Trump and of course the Putin interview with Tucker and

we'll talk about Biden's brain and at the end I'm gonna talk about some

persuasion that Israel is using quite successfully. So wait for that.

That'll be toward the end.

All right, well, I saw a AI researcher James Zow, I hope I'm pronouncing that correctly.

He thinks AI models are getting substantially worse over time and potentially it's because of

result of interacting with humans. Now I would like to remind you that I'm I think I might be the only person who is

predicting that AI will hit a wall it's gonna hit a top and then it probably already

did. Now that's not to say that AI won't keep

getting better at image generation and playing chess and doing math and writing code and translating languages.

It's going to do a whole bunch of things really well.

But I don't think it's going to get smarter in the way that people think of smart.

You know, like I said, it'll do tasks that are, you know, automated kinds of things like math it'll do a lot of things faster

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