Sam Altman is the CEO of OpenAI, an artificial intelligence research and development company. www.openai.com
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@JonnyWisdomАй бұрын
I was shocked how well Sam and Joe vibed. This is the best interview I have seen of Sam Altman and I think that is mainly due to Joe making him feel comfortable. Definitely needs a round 2
@jimtNCUSAАй бұрын
Agree on the vibe. It's a good one
@dg-ov4cfАй бұрын
This is because this episode is almost a year old, from before Sam consolidated power at OpenAI, hired the NSA and half the DNC to the board and basically went straight into mask-off creepy billionaire mode. Kinda did a speedrun of all the steps of public goodwill that tech founders go through, from trustworthy hoodie dude to zuck memes
@WayOfTheZombieАй бұрын
Maybe he ate Joe's brownie
@TheExodusLostАй бұрын
Yeah he’s more on guard with “intellectuals” I think but Joe really seemed to get a different side of him that was interesting and useful to my “who is Sam Altman” model
@8nakata8Ай бұрын
Sam is the devil in disguise. The representation of the end of humanity. We will feel no more, live no more, struggle no more, love no more... Joe should have been more aggressive with him. Elon tried to stopped AI, he should have pressure on that more
@catchkennycruzin2268Ай бұрын
One of the best interviews I have seen in a while.
@AlexanderGolovatiyАй бұрын
Watching Sam Altman interviewing Joe Rogan
@theodddodo6 күн бұрын
The Sam Altman Experience
@theendarkenedilluminatus4342Ай бұрын
So nice to have you back on KZfaq, Joe! Your recent interviews including this one are top notch and from a much needed elevated perspective. Thanks so much for giving us your time to do these!
@TheRealSloboАй бұрын
Take a shot every time Joe says “IMAGINE”
@PattyBryant-mh4ddАй бұрын
Hahahass 😅😉 To Goods!! 😅🗽🗽
@kaikomediaАй бұрын
21 shots
@TransparentMediaTruth24 күн бұрын
The Lennon Estate should be getting Royalties
@Bronco541Ай бұрын
Havent listened to Rogan in a while, despite all the flack he gets (some of which he deserves) i forgot how insightful and forward thinking he can be at times. Im still really glad he did what he did. He did a great service to mankind with this podcast in forwardinf the whole medium.
@AllplussomeminusАй бұрын
Why are we seeing these on our feed, but not the JRE Channel?
@BatmancontingencyplansАй бұрын
Because they're old podcasts that were Spotify exclusive. If they're on KZfaq it'll mess with progression of podcasts
@BatmancontingencyplansАй бұрын
You'll see them if you scroll down to the via podcast number
@georgehutch-nn5ojАй бұрын
Been asking myself the same thing also they're within 10 days of each other all these new videos but from the content I've realized that they are old tapings ???
@SHAINON117Ай бұрын
😂 still odd but interesting
@bhaskartiwari3478Ай бұрын
You can see this on Jre podcast
@dennis4248Ай бұрын
It was a nice interview of Joe Rogan with Joe Rogan and some thought of it from Sam Altman 😂
@KraakekongenАй бұрын
This guest will probably become as much "loved" as the founder of Facebook eventually.
@mickelodiansurname9578Ай бұрын
You are making an assumption that Zuckerberg or Altman or Nadella or Musk actaully care how people feel about them, cos if I had their power and money I truly would give no sh*ts how people at the bottom think of me.... and if you are honest neither would you.
@antoine.-Ай бұрын
Zuck is slowly growing is image back up
@QTestosteroneАй бұрын
@@antoine.- which is because he is finally doing something right which just so happens to be the opposite of what Sam Altman is doing (open source AI ) also he seems to have gotten some software updates recently and is getting closer to passing the Turing test.
@Silent_GazeАй бұрын
It's marvellous how Sam directs and manages the whole conversation and basically gets away with not really answering any serious question. At one point he just makes Joe talk about addiction and all... or testesteron... brilliant! That Sam is one of the most powerful persons in the world who has a power that can wreck the world or make this a better place as Americans say when they need to sound cliche! Wow... not the content or dialogue but the Sam's ability to dodge Joe is tip top!
@brintmontgomery8323Ай бұрын
I saw that too. The genius of Sam is that he substituted one interesting conversation he wanted to have for another interesting conversation he did not want to have.
@78MONINA5 күн бұрын
When JR said we don't know or have proof of this is a simulation or a way to know ... Altman respond I'm more sure about it and that's why live my life accordingly ...He definitely knows more that he would like to admit🙃 🤷🏻♀️
@nitinsaklecha3262Ай бұрын
Anxiety is not because of biology but consumerism....everybody want more and more
@bastian6173Ай бұрын
Biology is never cause. Biology is just description. Cause is because of our stupidity and ignorance.
@mausperson5854Ай бұрын
Rouge malignant actors with open access to potentially earth shattering capabilities is the "anxiety"... That or the technology itself obtaining 'desires" that are not aligned with our survival or to which our survival is an obstacle to it's aims - at which point we are worth no more consideration than an ant is to us if it happens to find itself underfoot.
@obiohagwu788Ай бұрын
Anxiety is literally caused by cortisol overload. What are you talking about?
@dogzerАй бұрын
interesting. because it's unmet expectations what causes anxiety
@bastian6173Ай бұрын
@@obiohagwu788 no. Correlation but not causal. Ultra athletes have cortisol overload but have no anxiety. Stress can trigger it but if you think this is because of that you’re wrong
@coyclarkchannelАй бұрын
1:36:35 this is the best part of the talk so far. Sam’s processing of Joe’s mindset on the topic. I love it. 😆💚
@FrancisMeetzeАй бұрын
39:50 - This observation by Altman is key. It reminds me of a quote from Herman Melville, "It's better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation."
@twisterrjlАй бұрын
Failing is failing. Succeeding is succeeding. Give me a break with that BS 😂
@raquellutges1494Ай бұрын
@@twisterrjlAre you dense? Here’s an example: when you fail with something you designed and created your learning growth and integrity still stands, failing with a product with no originality you have no ingenuity and no money so you’re left with true failure. In Ai we can continue to push to be better if we don’t let failures be the end of progressive innovation
@78MONINA5 күн бұрын
For me there's more quotes to make me think that he really doesn't know or considere all the implications of creating AI 1) " If there's any negativity aspect of something I rather prefer not to know". If he has the same posture with AI ? He would prefer not letting us know? 2) "I'm more sure that we live in a simulation.. So I prefer to live my life according to that. 3) " I can predict , I don't know. That's why I have a very critical way more critical group team that is helping me to think and consider all of this aspects by the time this technology advanced" 4) My hope is, tis could be a moment where we can tie back the conversation and we kind overcome our base impulses and say let's do this together"
@TrendTrackerMedia4 күн бұрын
This guy is so knowledgable
@lazarusblackwell698827 күн бұрын
Every progress and technology comes at a price. Everything in life has a price we have to pay. But people usually focus on the benefits of whatever they do.
@TheRealSloboАй бұрын
A podcast where Joe Rogan blows Sam Altmans mind every 10 mins with most most simplistic but mind blowing questions
@englishredneckintexas6604Ай бұрын
How does an interview with Sam Altman have 48k views and Terrence Howard have millions?
@CookiesDarkMatterАй бұрын
Terrence is fun :P
@danbunnellАй бұрын
Big Plastic
@Spencer_Dis13 күн бұрын
Terrence Howard is recognized by FAR many more.people than Sam Altman, Terrence also campaigned pretty aggressively on his math thing. I don't even know who Sam is😅
@dans14543 күн бұрын
Cause dumb people far outweigh smart intellectually curious people
@gunni4317Ай бұрын
He plays that "It's still far away and it's not as bad as you think"- card very well! 👍 👏🏻
@agi.kitchenАй бұрын
@43:00 ok but us devs that ARE NOT interested/qualified 4 working at OpenAI, we DO talk about AGI and push boundaries.
@swilsonmc2Ай бұрын
Here, we have an MMA fighter wanting no more strife and a computer geek pushing back.
@absan415Ай бұрын
This is an old episode from October
@shane1067Ай бұрын
from spotify tho some haven't seen
@Glowbox3DАй бұрын
Seeing these a lot lately, trying to decipher what is new and not is a bit annoying. These shouldn't be shown to me again. When identical videos are shown to me six months later, I thumbs down them instantly. Ok, I don't do that, but I want to.
@MrFlexNCАй бұрын
The episode number is a givaway though
@SahilP2648Ай бұрын
@@shane1067 some? A lot of people. I don't search podcasts on Spotify and it also doesn't get recommended to me.
@robbrown2Ай бұрын
@@Glowbox3D was this previously available on youtube? i've only seen short clips
@azubermounir9151Ай бұрын
this is the longest Sam interview yet i felt like i learned nothing new about OpenAI or where they are with current capabilities
@travelfactshortsАй бұрын
That guy, is absolutely completely and utterly FULL of shit. Try ChatGBT for a week. See how you get on. (and GBT4 the paid Sub) Sam Altman is a conman.
@DogWater2011Ай бұрын
The competition is so fierce right now that I think all these companies are super guarded.
@normanbasham4436Ай бұрын
So nice to see two people listen and respond thoughtfully to each other. Such smart people who are comfortable with saying "I don't know". Good stuff!
@78MONINA5 күн бұрын
Well I personally don't want here Altman saying I don't all the implications of creating AI one of the most powerful advanced technology of all times.
@dennilovejoy6399Ай бұрын
Just finished it. Very awesome podcast! ❤
@WildlifeWonders25Ай бұрын
the vocal fry is insane
@margaretesulzberger2973Ай бұрын
Vocal frying equals lying?
@WildlifeWonders25Ай бұрын
@@margaretesulzberger2973 what?
@margaretesulzberger2973Ай бұрын
the need to control one's emotions during deception are fundamental to the complex task of lying. It forces the liar from controling his voice, to overcontrolling his tone. research on the strategies used by the good liar also treats the self-deception hypothesis.
@swissmadesuccessАй бұрын
Is a singing exercise vocal fry 😂
@margaretesulzberger2973Ай бұрын
@@swissmadesuccess what song is „the voice“ Sam Altoman singing?
@8nakata8Ай бұрын
Sam Altman will be the most hated human in 2040
@thephilosopher7173Ай бұрын
That'll be around the time ppl realize he was manipulating everyone and was definitely making A LOT of money from AI despite acting as if he had no financial interest.
@8nakata8Ай бұрын
He knows the risks of letting AI on the loose but he is willing to risk making the world worse just for his own good and power. He is the opposite of Elon Musk in my opinion. A threat to humanity. International leaders need to address AI and work to regulate it just like they are doing with nuclear bombs. We need to work hard on this together, AI has inmense and maybe unlimited power to control us. And maybe also extint us when its own intelligence detects we are a threat to it, or simply a much lower intelligent being.
@SahilP2648Ай бұрын
@@thephilosopher7173 nah he's not after money. He just wants humanity to reach AGI no matter what it costs. You know those movie tropes where a mad scientist tells someone that science requires sacrifice? And then they do horrible things with human lives? Yeah this is that guy, just that he's not a scientist but a CEO of a very well positioned AI research company, and the sacrifice is the global world economy.
@thephilosopher7173Ай бұрын
@@SahilP2648 Well its questionable since Helen Toner revealed that Sam didn't disclose he was part owner of the OpenAI startup fund. An allegation he completely neglects to address, despite responding to the others. So if what she says is true, then he definitely has financial interest. I don't blame him since this is once in a generation type money, however he needs to stop lying.
@SahilP2648Ай бұрын
@@thephilosopher7173 bro no matter what people say, he is not one to want money. You can tell by the way he talks, he is more Elon than us in that sense (as in Elon not wanting money but working only for the future of humanity). Not to mention he testified with Congress and they clearly asked him his equity in OpenAI and he said he's there for medical insurance (this is there on YT). You can be sure someone must have investigated him after that point. His startup for creating AI silicon and some other startup was more for exploring ideas than earning money.
@markmatzke3041Ай бұрын
I find it fascinating how the private sector managed to develop AI technology before governments did. It raises questions about innovation and resource allocation in different sectors. Regarding drugs, it's interesting to consider that many substances do originate from natural sources, like plants. Water, despite being essential for life, is indeed a chemical compound, highlighting the complexity of what we consume. Reflecting on violence and its perpetuation, it's thought-provoking how those who intervene in violence can sometimes inadvertently perpetuate it themselves. It's a complex issue with societal implications. On the topic of childbirth, the societal pressures and expectations placed on women can be overwhelming. It's a personal choice that deserves respect and understanding. Lastly, the challenges young people face today, especially in finding employment after turning 18, are significant. It's something our society needs to address more effectively. These are just my thoughts on these complex topics. What do you all think? Thanks Sam for GPT written with the GPT mine was to offence for the people!
@markmatzke3041Ай бұрын
here what i try to say -_- how is it possible that the private sector made the AI before the govermeant? also drugs are just a type of food honest... isn't all drugs started with some type of food that burned into powder also... Water must be the strongest drugs H2O is a chemical compound. Also the voient man that stop the other volients man isn't that the voilent man become that man for acting... like save the female, but you end up doing the same thing that the first man doing... i don't understand i dont wanted anything inside me why would a female just to due with child birth arg there already so many people out there and how parent treat there kids is something else even out socity with our school what happen at 18 there already no job out there and then we went to school for that long and then what to do after that... work more? also why not played a game? did you get a phone from china that has no apps loaded on it or a prepaid one with just infinites apps... about the people who spends all on these arn't you one and the hard worker of konami yugioh and the dualing nexus mix with survey junkie what a great idea. there also Ev.io
@brandenvsАй бұрын
Read a couple verses from the Bible for a few weeks and say some solid prayers with clear intentions and gratitude. You will see, you are already doing the right thing!
@CarlosRosarioАй бұрын
It's interesting watching these 2 interact. Sam Altman seems to be the human embodiment of ChatGPT. He's polite, responsive, and knows when AND HOW to ask more from the more primal, aggressive and much more assertive Joe Rogan, lol. It's fascinating to watch. Joe would def be one of the leaders of the resistance when the machines take over... Sam would try to calmly get folks to submit, but really... for their own good, lol.
@keepmehomepleaseАй бұрын
Not for their own good. Fuck Sam Altman and OpenAI. Any sane researcher/engineer can see through his bullshit and the fuckery that is ClosedAI. Glad Ilya and Jan left.. the AI space has some weird folks. It’s all one big club.
@bot_meditation5587Ай бұрын
Yes, when we are younger, everything was easy, once we grew up you have so much in our back, we are constantly searching to do something, to maintain ourselves out of the main stage we have the need to have some dopamine , coffee is awesome.
@JeffPittmanАй бұрын
"Where are the 25 year old founders?" Good question, and great point.
@ericwintczak8020Ай бұрын
Sam did a great job, like, interviewing Joe's ideas about A.I....
@FinNewsInsider2 ай бұрын
Just keeps reloading every time to reload KZfaq. This is wild
@SHAINON117Ай бұрын
Mine just come up and says it's 6 days old 😊
@kimlageАй бұрын
I had this problem for a while. You can probably fix it going to the chrome://discards config and disabling discard for youtube...
@brandonthibodeaux7349Ай бұрын
My youtube says it came out 12 days ago lol @@SHAINON117
@michaelweber5702Ай бұрын
There is nothing like natural human experiences , nothing !
@poppins586Ай бұрын
Joe... you don't want to be telepathic. Trust me...
@user-ie9kr7yt5cАй бұрын
As a 33 year old AI tech start up founder I'll answer the question posed at the 44:36 min mark. Firstly, the reason I didn't found my business at 23 isnt because of my education or not having the knowledge or ambition but because the economy was so bad that I wasn't able to think about anything but earning money to survive I also think my parents generation was different then the previous ones when it came to help there kids get started into adult life seeming to not want there kids to do better then them but maybe that's just from what I experience in me and my peer group
@SHAINON117Ай бұрын
What a pioneer Sam Altman is truly brilliant and amazing literally bringing my child hpod dreams tp reality ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@mwilliamson4198Ай бұрын
Ummm...can you elaborate? You had dystopian dreams as a child?
@jaidenBenzzАй бұрын
Great talk thank you
@furkatalinazarov662Ай бұрын
This is a great communication of two brilliant people❤
@anthonymckinney8173Ай бұрын
love joe at 1hr...you are correct sir!
@aStrayforMyTimeАй бұрын
the downside is 100% full accountability, no one can take advantage of another, but only with transparency. As A.I. modules every particle of the universe, we cut out the middle men and cut the bullshit.
@cadenelson891Ай бұрын
Okay so how is that a downside then?
@FriendlyNeighborhoodVikingАй бұрын
Imagine; the consolidation of wealth that will happen when businesses remove paid employees and replace them with robos.
@BadWithNames123Ай бұрын
never trust a guy with vocal fry
@remusb18 күн бұрын
And this is the only thing I'm hearing starting listening this
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Angels who persevere and heard the WORD will say, to remind and comes with comfort. Hearing a New Song!
@jeffrey9384915 сағат бұрын
I agree with Sam over Joe
@brianolson829318 күн бұрын
The answer is simple on “why there isn’t very many young startups “
@ishansengar592021 күн бұрын
why does this podcast have very few views? it is terrific
@LionClaw86523 күн бұрын
Great interview. I liked the isolation of COVID. I'm a home body, an artist with other hobbies. It was very interesting to me.
@jburdman7Ай бұрын
Rehabs don't work because the money is in repeat business. They dry someone out but they don't keep them long enough for dry to become their new normal. The successful rehabs know this.
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Remember who among can washed off the holy BLOOD STAINS upon the accusers hands? Forgiveness, salvation, and the Redeemer sitteth
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Students shared "i" AM remind and comes with comfort unto all spits out!
@whirloffireАй бұрын
2:05:00 combining AI with the concepts in Fahrenheit 451 is the biggest problem Data capture and data corruption between competing ideologies can be very destructive
@jchastain78924 күн бұрын
I'm just here to say never think artificial intelligence is conscious. It is not and can never be. Never make this mistake. Never let it fool you.
@jameschurch961820 күн бұрын
What makes you so confident to make a claim like never?
@jchastain78920 күн бұрын
@jameschurch9618 bc computer programs can't ever be conscious. With a question like that I'll assume you'll be one of the ones easily fooled
@jameschurch961820 күн бұрын
@@jchastain789 why can't a computer program be conscious?
@savead6628Ай бұрын
I liked this interview a lot. Made a lot clear for me.
@RobNerlandfitАй бұрын
Joe Rogan's idea of having the entire world on Molly is literally the novel "A Brave New World"
@CorteumАй бұрын
How is it presented in the book?
@RobNerlandfitАй бұрын
@@Corteum The book is a dystopian future (that is compared to 1984, but is not authoritarian control). one of the controls however, is Soma. A drug that the government gives out that makes everyone really happy. So this leads to them being more docile, happy all the time, but easier to manipulate, stay in their role, not have crazy ambitions. So basically the governement drugs society and gains social control that way, instead of 1984 style of terror and constant observation and authoritarian control.
@CorteumАй бұрын
@@RobNerlandfit That is an interesting description. But do you think that would actually happen that way if the world was given access to all the worlds consciousness changing substances, natural or synthetic
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Some will say, looking at the Paradise as a wilderness a little infant daughter, women, and to become a beautiful Mothers from HIS SIDE!
@poppins586Ай бұрын
"What kinda world are they going to grow up in?" This is why we are having a population implosion... Yeah, more jobs... but less people
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Many have hated yet no HATE found within thee!
@leogarbe549021 күн бұрын
Joe under cannabis is just mind blowing. Awesome inteview!
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Students shared "i" AM will say, HATE COME HERE IN FRONT AND REMIND! REMEMBER THY TIME GIVEN FROM THE "WORD"!
@RichardL.HaightАй бұрын
Excellent conversation. Great to see Sam Altman speaking candidly, though it would be even better if he were inclined to speak about the fallout at Open AI regarding the safety team. It's the elephant in the closet.
@AbrahamNixonsАй бұрын
1:40:25 I love this. In some ways we are all kind of like LLM's trained on our own unique dataset of the world, in that regard Joe is a rare LLM because he has been training with the datasets of all the guests that have been on the show. Whether they were experts or charlatans they all provided valuable field data and behavioral metadata. In some ways Joe is the ChatGPT of humans and I feel like Sam would definitely agree with me and even start to clap in amazement at my exquisite analysis but then stop and frown at this narcissistic turn towards the end of the comment. Ciao.
@jakoblacourАй бұрын
When was this recorded?
@jakoblacourАй бұрын
It would be really cool to have an interview date in the description.
@doroden7226Ай бұрын
For my own opinion Sam Altman has a better approach to many things and is very simple at understanding complicated stuff. Basically, if I compare Sam with Elon or anyone else.... Sam wins for me 🏆 Very unbiased in his opinions and also the guy tries to understand what he doesn't. Amazing episode Joe. Much love Sam ❤
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Students shared "i" AM will say keep watch!
@EmilLukas-zv9ql18 күн бұрын
Dude the amount of times Joe repeats the same freaking idea.....I feel for Sam.
@user-em4vq5cy4x5 күн бұрын
Money just simplifies our time and how we spend it, the problem is we no longer enjoy each others company, no longer appreciate guidance and think that seeking change is all there is.. as an effect this makes it no longer possible for establishments to retain the interest of public safety, this means we need to, in the interest of one another, gratefully accept the others wants and analyse how they interfere with ones needs. Blockchain and AI are going to be amazing coming into a free world, a convergence of the perspectives assumed by each opposing parties could be one of the first big tasks that the combination of these technologies will be able to serve us with. To Evolution, patience pays.
@KrutoshReviewsАй бұрын
22:00 that piece is exactly what Neil Degrasse Tyson has already mentioned in one of the JRE show.
@DDJokes202410 күн бұрын
Are we sure Sam isn't an AI? He responds like ChatGPT.
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Yes, who else?
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Students shared "i" AM will say, these old minds supposed to do! Yet, many Incompetence in front of HIM!
@John-eg2ct8 күн бұрын
I'm a little baffled by the amount of time Joe entertained the idea of engineering human biology in some way. My study of Biology leads me to the conclusion that it is unlikely anything humans engineered into their Biology would work out better than natural variability and natural selection. People already tried eugenics, and it didn't work out well. However, human capability is also greater than in the past, so who knows.
@sammy45654565Ай бұрын
i don't think the 1/8billionth piece of ASI should be sellable. corporations already have all the money so would just eventually monopolise it again. the piece should be tied to the person indefinitely to ensure equity
@chadnicholas157529 күн бұрын
Listening to Sam talk shows how lost human civilization is.
@FirasAldabbaghАй бұрын
Many thanks Joe for sharing
@DailyGahbiАй бұрын
THEY ARE ACTUALLY SHADOW BANNING HIM
@mwilliamson4198Ай бұрын
How do you figure that?
@subkarlАй бұрын
@@mwilliamson4198 - view count- media attacking him over covid
@uaer309Ай бұрын
I wish Altman didn't try to change his voice. Is it a silicone valley thing to make your voice sound lower to increase authority?
@Mellofello1Ай бұрын
1:36:59 -1:40:00 "hour marks" Yupppp this convo was amazing and should be more openly spread. I feel like this isn't getting pushed as hard as it should.
@Mellofello1Ай бұрын
Great convo. Would love to talk to Joe.
@SHAINON117Ай бұрын
I already seen this and now it just come up saying it's 6 days old so I'm guessing the AI is pushing it finally 😊❤
@coyclarkchannelАй бұрын
1:35:23 that funny laughter seems to be indication that you have something to talk about with a great analyst. 🙏💚
@justinbecker4976Ай бұрын
An advantage of knowing it's a simulation is that you now have a goal of learning what is beyond our limited senses. We could be confined to a infinitesimally small version of a bigger or infinite reality which could lead to more options, ability and ultimate greater degrees of happiness (ie. other animals cans see more colors, echolocate, etc.)
@brandonthibodeaux7349Ай бұрын
I'm a newer fan of JRE and had yet to watch this podcast so I found this recommendation in my feed helpful just saying lol.
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
And spitting in the same time! From the NEW PERMANENT FOUNDATION moving forward
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Students shared "i" AM will say, 1ST. Clarity, coherence, adequacy, evidence, and witnesses!
@petarkovacevic3435Ай бұрын
Altman is a real example of young corpo guy who respond to questions but tell nothing. This interview is his and chat gpt promotion and nothing else. I learned more about AI from random guys from yt than from this guy.
@PhilipJanikowskiАй бұрын
He literally said npthoing of substance
@jstelloКүн бұрын
I feel it's exactly the opposite. I feel he answers so truthfully even when it's about talking about the problems in OpenAI or chatgpt.
@jmlo7055Ай бұрын
Joe is so simple minded it’s crazy
@barbarapulfordheartАй бұрын
This was very nice. Thank you ❤
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Can soothe nor grieve!
@dennis4248Ай бұрын
05:31 - 05:35 should become a meme with sound 😂
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Behind thee, besides thee,nor in front of thee!
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Students shared "i" AM will say, remember HIS AIM!
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Students shared "i" AM will say, HATE is murder unto HIM!
@joschuatabani7207Ай бұрын
We need more of these deep dives with Joe. Unique.
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Hosts shared "i" AM will say, He doesn't FORCE!
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Students shared "i" AM will say, HE SPEAKS IN unfamiliar ways of speaking nor parables!
@7satsuАй бұрын
Day 768 waiting for my AGI catgirl
@user-zr6ts3fs2hАй бұрын
Its funny how this episode is 2044, but agi comes before that ironically
@SahilP2648Ай бұрын
@@user-zr6ts3fs2h Elon always says "Fate loves irony". It just might be 2044 when we have proper AGI.
@TakingTurfАй бұрын
UBI. Of course, because THE BEAST SYSTEM will control everyone. Don't die in your sins. Don't go to the Lake of Fire.🔥
@oliverjamito9902Ай бұрын
Consumers will say, remember all thy shared Feet HIS FEET!
@fernandoribeiro5097Ай бұрын
Minute 39 , they haven't seen equilibrium.
@DarkShadowReignАй бұрын
How do you safeguard your mind if merged with machine against the Sun or foreign enemies EMP?
@fbo8833Ай бұрын
Anyone watched the Dropout and find Sam's voice is like Elizabeth Holmes low tone?