Hacking Artificial Intelligence | Jordan Freda

Can You Survive This Podcast?

Jeff Apple

Education, Leisure, Health & Fitness

4.8 • 599 Ratings

🗓️ 29 April 2025

⏱️ 67 minutes

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0:00.0	What is the most exciting part about essentially handing your identity over to a machine?
0:10.9	And also, what about that process worries you?
0:16.6	Oh, wow.
0:17.3	That's a pretty loaded statement.
0:18.5	What's up, Jeff?
0:19.0	I'm glad to be here.
0:20.2	Hopefully, hopefully I'll survive the podcast. Hopefully.
0:23.9	Yeah, hopefully we survive the imminent AI replacement of human beings, which is sort of my afterthought after having done this. The whole thing actually started, I'm going to tell you the reason that I started it and then maybe that'll add some color to it.
0:40.1	So my mom has, um, has like early Alzheimer's.
0:43.8	And I would say right now she's probably like maybe I'm being generous by saying she still has like 60% of her, you know, wherewithal, um, which is, which is really sad and unfortunate. And she's a great lady.
0:58.7	But I started asking her questions. Like there were specific questions I wanted to know about things
1:04.3	she had told me in the past about her childhood that I forgot, right? And I was like, well, soon,
1:08.8	and she doesn't remember either. I was like, well, one day soon, she'll probably be not able to answer any of these questions at all.
1:15.7	And maybe she won't even remember me, right?
1:18.0	And so I was like, what if the, what if there was an ability later for me to like talk to an AI clone of my mom that knew everything that she knew so that when I had these questions
1:29.5	in the future, like removing any sad elements of this from the equation, right? But like,
1:34.7	I could be like, hey, mom, remember how you used to work at a cotton candy stand at the Santa Cruz
1:38.9	Beach boardwalk when you were in high school? Like, how did that go? Like, obviously now it's
1:42.5	too late to do that. But I was like,
1:52.2	what if I started cloning myself so that I can ask, or anyone can ask myself, these questions,
1:56.6	any type of question about me. And I started like building a framework and a process, actually with the help of AI to figure out what would be the best way to interview myself to extract the essence of myself into like a synthesized form in AI.
2:06.8	And so this was just a thought process.
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