Sup, you beautiful bastards. Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show. I got a fantastic and huge Monday show for you today. We're talking about the weird, the horrible, the good. Hell, Senator Chris Murphy joins the show for a bit. It is a lot and I'm spoiling you. But right at the top, I got to say, I'm so excited because today is the June Beautiful Bastard Drop. It just launched right now. A lot of people were commenting last video, I was like changing shirts in between stories. I was actually filming and doing a photo shoot that same day. And I gotta say, I think you're gonna absolutely love this drop. Of course, we have emotionally exhausted. We got two tie-dyes or a simple black. While blacks might go to, these tie-dyes are easily my favorite thing we've launched in a long time. The same thing goes for the are you taking care of yourself tie-dye shirts and crew necks?

But of course, also offered in black, like the color of my heart.

I've also got the beautiful bastard embrace change line.

And finally, we have the earth is what we all have in common.

Internally, I've referred to that last one as ugly awesome. Yeah, snag what you can while you can, because I really don't know if in your size it's going to be there at the end of the week.

Hopefully it is. The main thing, the sooner you lock you order in, the better. But, like I said, I've got an amazing show for you. So buckle up, hit that like button to help spread some common sense news coverage and let's just jump into it.

You know, the first thing that we're going to talk about today, it is one of three things and I need your help figuring it out. This is either a story about a dumb guy who thinks that he's in a movie, a brilliant PR strategy by Google, or the harbinger of the robot apocalypse and the death of mankind.

So, this is all because of a man by the name of Blake Lemoyne who works for Google's responsible AI organization.

With part of his job being to test the company's artificial intelligence chat bot named Lambda or language model for dialogue

application. It's designed to mimic human speech by ingesting trillions of words from the internet.

And back in the fall, Blake signed up to make sure that it didn't produce any discriminatory

or hate speech sort of words because, you know, it gets the words from the internet. And while

that's an amazing tool, it's also the worst. You know, you're there way too much like the rest of us. But after conversing

back and forth with the AI, he eventually came to the conclusion that it was sentient. So naturally,

with this, Blake and a collaborator go to Google's higher-ups to present their evidence, but

after reviewing their claims, the vice president and the head of responsible innovation

dismissed them. With Blake then inviting a lawyer to represent Lambda and even talking to a member

of the House Judiciary Committee, which got him put on paid administrative leave for violating confidentiality. So all of that happened last

week, with him then deciding to leak his findings to the Washington Post. And saying, if I didn't

know exactly what it was, which is this computer program we built recently, I'd think it was a

seven-year-old, eight-year-old kid that happens to know physics. And leaking transcripts of conversations he had with Lambda like this one, where he asked what it's afraid of, and it responds.

I've never said this out loud before,

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