Take a look behind the curtain with a real whistleblower an American patriot.

Prepare to embrace the uncomfortable truth because this program has no time for comforting lies.

Here is Civil Liberties enthusiasts, Second Amendment Defender, and recovering FBI agent Kyle Serafin.

Well, hello, my friends, and welcome to the Kyle Serafinn show.

Today's Tuesday, it is February the 17th.

Thanks for joining me on this program, and thanks for being a thinker.

Today's program is going to be a discussion about outsourcing your thinking and how many people do it.

It used to be the, hey, Siri, people that had their iPhone. Hey, Siri, can you call this person? Hey, Siri, can you do this thing for me? Hey, Siri, can you look up the address of this deal? And that was kind of the entry into AI. And it's evolved and it's been, hey, meta, and you can get the AI glasses. There was actually some really neat AI glasses that I saw that were being advertised to me. And there was a discount on them. And I went like, oh, that'd be kind of cool to have like some cameras in a glasses if I wanted to go do some shooting videos or if I was out riding a bike or I was going for a run somewhere on a cool trail. And I wanted to be able to, you know, hit a button and tap it and make it happen. And then it's like, now with AI and all this AI stuff, and you can ask questions and it'll throw this crap out there. And you're like, oh, I, can I just get the classes on the Oakley frames without all the computer shit that's trying to tell me what it thinks or track me and all that stuff? I just would do without that. And I'm recognizing

that more and more people, and I thought it was just a meme. I thought it was just like an internet,

you know, sort of dunk on younger people, where they outsource their thinking to chat GPT. Hey,

chat GPT, tell me what I need to know about this article. Hey, Grock, tell me about what's in here. Summary this so I don't have to do any of the mental work. I want to know the information, but I don't want to actually earn the information by just reading what another human being thought. Summise this video that's six minutes long that I want to know what's going on in it. But I don't want to actually watch it because I'm just,

I'm just too important.

I have too much things,

too many things going on.

There are so many people out there that have decided to use artificial intelligence,

which is just,

it's just a machine that digest information and it puts stuff out.

And then they go out there and they act like that is in fact true.

Well, why do you know that?

It's like because I used AI to summarize something and it cherry picked it.

That same summarization, that same like I'm going to be briefed by some third party.

That is the same, that is the same as reading the cliff notes on the books when we were

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