Hi, everyone, welcome to One Nation. I'm Brian Kilmead. Hope you had a fantastic weekend. We're going to end strong.

Coming up on the show tonight, you're going to love it. Chairman Brian Mass knows the problem, which is Iran, and how this war had to be fought.

He'll discuss that. Rob Lagoivish, playing outside left. He's a Democrat. wants to know what happened to his party. It's gone socialist, and nobody's saying anything. He's going to talk about that. And Brian Johnson wants to live forever, but he's got an illness he has to handle first. Speaking of first, now it's time for the fastest, most impactful monologue in America. And we start with the battle over artificial intelligence.

You know, what are we to believe? Everyday Americans are bombarded with the headlines that seem to

tell completely different stories. One says AI is the next industrial revolution, capable of

curing diseases, boosting productivity, adding trillions to the economy. Then the next,, AI is destroying jobs, spreading misinformation, posing risks that we don't yet understand.

Very rarely is there's such a hot-button issue in America and, for the most part, around the world,

that really makes one wonder and presents strong arguments on both sides.

AI is creating jobs all over the United States.

AI has now finally become productive.

These new AIs hack the foundations of language, which our democracy runs on language.

When you hack language, you hack the operating system of your democracy.

F-h-a-I! It's stupid! It's so stupid. Have you tried using it? It's always wrong. Have you heard how

dumb people brag about how they use AI? They always like, hey, did you know that AI can now

read my email, summarize it, and draft a response? Yeah, you know who else can do that?

Me. Yep. But if you want real controversy,

bring up data centers. Obviously, there's a strong argument for AI, which most people have.

They're needed to process high-performance computing. You can't power AI without them.

But you might have noticed your utility bill going up, your phone bill, getting a little higher recently.

It's because we are running out of storage. we're running out of power. We need these data centers that you're seeing beside me, not just for AI, but for technology in general. And we're

leading the global pack. We're in front by far. There are now 779 data centers currently under construction, but 40% are in danger of

not being built at all because of fears of environmental damage, got water issues, perhaps,

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