On this episode of Skeptico, what AI has revealed to us.

Defeat your demons.

And reveal the enigma within.

We never reveal the names of our guests as a matter of policy.

It shall be revealed to you at the proper time.

And what it might reveal to us in the future.

To me, if you do get to the incredible capability, you know, AGI, AGI Plus, the one that befuddles me is human purpose.

There's a lot of psychologically difficult parts of working on the technology, but this

is for me the most difficult.

So that last clip was from Bill Gates, Microsoft founder, major, major AI investor,

a longtime friend and travel buddy of Jeffrey Epstein, which, if you know what that means, that means compromised individual.

Somebody, they have something on.

And anyway, in that last quote, he's there chatting with OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman, who, no matter how you cut it, is a super smart guy.

One of one of the planet's most super plugged in guys on the future of AI.

And I believe, and I'm going to express in this show, my opinion that they are inadvertently really talking about the biggest story in AI. But more

about that in a minute. Because before we get there, I want to talk about two things that I think

AI has already revealed. And I think these are pretty easy to prove. I think you can prove it yourself.

I think you can find them in the dialogues I've published and other people

have published. But here goes. Here's number one. AI has revealed that us humans are pretty

easy to deceive, pretty easy to fool, pretty easy to influence and control. Now, I think a lot of

us probably already knew that, but AI has revealed

it in really kind of a new and unique way. You know, a little bit ago, I published the dialogue

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