Let's talk about Samsung.

So, um, yeah, so copy and paste brain on chips.

Let's, what's the deal with that?

They are literally making a neural chip to be able, this, the term,

I used copy and paste, uh, human brain function and put it on a microchip.

So like, I made before we to go, I was like, one or four technologies.

I was excited about even though it's scary.

And that was one of them to upload the human consciousness.

But as we begin to scale and this is the automation thing that we talked about.

So if we can begin to get human brain patterns on a chip and on a processor,

imagine what we can do.

So now a little sudden you won't need the body in a lot of cases.

And it was interesting when they ran tests after 43 days, a lot of AI began to take on

the character of the people that were emulating like, including racist comments,

big entry comments like, so they are having to take those comments out and reprogram it.

But they're trying to get these chips to work at scale.

So they literally can just have a whole bunch of servers and they are doing a whole

bunch of functions for these companies and not need any human workers that way.

You can have a 24 hour workforce that never acts for a vacation or wants to go home.

Yeah, you know, it's, it's interesting with the AI because I saw that what you

refer to as they had the AI and it became racist because they, they,

um, they had it like, you know, study humans.

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