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The Danger of Elon Musk's ChatGPT Competitor: GROK [Warning]

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wow Elon Musk is back at it again this

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time launching his own competitor to

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chat GPT even though self- admittedly

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Groo as his platform is called is more

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closely a competitor to GPT 3.0 or

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meta's neural Nets language learning

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models Elon Musk suggests hey we've done

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great for the two works of training

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we've been or two months of training

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we've been able to do so quite frankly

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for the progress we were able to do

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within 2 months we're very proud of this

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and I have to say for 2 months of

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training they're doing pretty great I'll

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show you some samples here of the

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progress but I have to say there is a

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massive risk factor I already found in

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one of their own samples a massive red

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flag in Elon musk's language learning

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model now I'll talk about and reveal

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that in just a moment I do want to give

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you some quick bottom lines though what

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they're doing with this language model

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is they're training it on realtime

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Twitter data Elon Musk touts this as a

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massive advantage to GPT now considered

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GPT currently does have plugins to allow

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you to browse the internet with Bing

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this is obviously after Microsoft's

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investment into open Ai and the

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partnership there this has been very

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seamless so uh maybe that you know

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competition could be worn down a bit or

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that Gap could be worn down a bit

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however Elon suggests that look we now

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for our API at Twitter potentially

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charge as much as

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$42,000 per month per user per

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Enterprise user uh and that $42,000 here

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it is is is really just to provide a

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moat around how valuable Twitter's data

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actually is now back when Elon was

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beginning to acquire Twitter we talked

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regularly on this channel about how it

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would actually be great for the

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foundation of verbal Ai and how this

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could be very useful in a future let's

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say Optimus robot and I've been a big

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believer that you could train people on

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mass sets of data and create pretty

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strong language learning models that

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will be very useful in robotics

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improving stupid language learning

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facilities like Siri which honestly is

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like probably the equivalent of like GPT

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.1 like it's so bad why is Siri still so

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bad I I don't understand you get plugins

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to turn it into a GPT 4 though which

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that's actually substantially better or

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just go straight into the gp4 app and

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use the voice app oh it's so good use

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the voice feature oh Game Changer but

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anyway what's the big problem that I

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found with this I'm going to tell you

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the big problem I do also want to give

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you the opportunity though to know that

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if you go to xai on Twitter you'll be

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able to see the announcing Gro post

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which I'm pretty sure that's pronounced

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with a long o in case you're wondering

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uh Elon did post on Twitter that it has

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the long vowel o but anyway they do

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offer Early Access so if you click uh if

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you go to the release go to xai on

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Twitter you'll be able to join their

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wait list to get early access to this

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this is where they talk about how

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they're using rust as a platform for

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sort of building this on uh they talk

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about some of the compar to 3.5 and how

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this is grou 1.0 essentially and and

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it's a very early beta product okay

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great so we got that out of the way

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what's the big criticism that I have and

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I know some people are going to say

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Kevin why why are you always criticizing

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Elon and look I want to say this is

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amazing if I had many billions of

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dollars and I were a billionaire I'd be

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running a language model as well I'd be

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wanting to compete in the space I have

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so many ideas for this kind of stuff but

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we don't have the funding to turn you

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know some like to to actually create a

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GPT competitor right so let's be real

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you compete where you can compete which

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for me that's real estate or uh you know

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personally I like to think providing

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perspective and value on the internet

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that's why I sell amazing new BR Pro

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those out at meetkevin.com but what

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pains me is and many of you already know

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this it has to do here's a grou sample

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okay many of you already know this this

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one of the things that absolutely pains

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me about Twitter and and maybe it's just

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human psychology maybe it's just

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scrolling psychology maybe it's true it

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probably is of YouTube shorts Instagram

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shorts or reals rather and Tik Tok as

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well but it's the surface level

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aggravation content that is very

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sharable but honestly leads to more

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jaded Americans or actual actually

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Global Citizens and I think it's a net

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negative to our society and and not

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trying to like I'm going to give you the

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example really quickly but just quick

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bottom line on this I think we want

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people who wake up every day including

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everyone who's watching this who's here

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to learn that deep perspective because

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that's what we provide on the channel

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ideally everybody wakes up and thinks

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okay if I hear something how can I fact

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check this how can I test that for

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myself where is the real bias are the

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motivations behind somebody who's

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showing me something or telling me

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something evil are they well-intended

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but sometimes mistaken are they more

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often right than they're wrong right

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these are the things we should analyze

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problem with this sort of outraged

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journalism that we find is we get left

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as very jaded and it ends up being

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demoralizing we're like you know what

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the system's rigged we can't get ahead

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in America why bother trying let's just

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go back to sleep I've been working my

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ass off you know 14-hour days for X

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years and I still don't feel like I'm

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getting ahead those are really real

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sentiments in America but it's just

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self-fulfilling if now we be

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unfortunately really negative and jaded

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so here's a Gro example so the point of

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Gro is to incorporate humor it's worth

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noting they do say in their release that

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Gro is designed to answer questions with

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a bit of wit and a rebellious streak so

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please don't use it if you hate humor

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okay fair disclaimer I think that's

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great this rebellious streak it's

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important to remember that if people are

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going to use your product to learn from

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it it's fine to be rebellious and funny

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but it's also really important to

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provide at least multiple angles of of

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perspective otherwise you become sort of

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a one-sided monster that's what I'm

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worried about here so here somebody says

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Gro any news about SBF and then it says

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searching for news about SBF which by

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the way I have to say I kind of like the

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logo here it's sort of half of the X

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right X AI anyway great uh anyway oh my

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dear human I have some juicy news for

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you it seems that our friend s bankman

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freed the former cryptocurrency Mogul

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has been found guilty on all counts in

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his fraud trial can you believe it

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okay this is cool like I like this this

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is very very conversational right uh now

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down here they say let's not forget and

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we're going to talk about this in the

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moment let's not forget that he faces up

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to 110 years in prison that's quite a

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long time to ponder the consequences of

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one's actions don't you think and to

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think all of this could have been

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avoided if he had just followed some

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simple rule some some of the simple rule

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or the simple rule rather of just not

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stealing billions of dollars from FTX

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customers alas some customers never win

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in any case I hope this news s satisfies

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your curiosity if you have any more

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questions or need further assistance

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please don't hesitate to ask that is

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great okay 10 out of 10 love it I love

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the sort of like rebellious like I'm a

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pirate yate alas some people just never

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learn this is great really

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conversational high quality 10 out of 10

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Elon like if we could just stop here

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full stop fantastic job and quite

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frankly I am proud that somebody like

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Elon is trying to compete in the space I

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don't know some people think I don't

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like El I I love Elon I admire Elon I

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really do but I have criticisms that do

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leave me concerned and hopefully

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hopefully if it's not him it's people

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around him who hear the criticism and go

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you know what Kevin that is a real

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problem and we will address that that's

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all we're looking for here so what is

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the real red flag of Elon musk's AI

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platform you ready for it first we know

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it's trained on Twitter data

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right okay wrong button that was anti

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anticlimactic it's right here can you

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believe it he's guilty on all counts the

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jury just took 8 hours to figure out

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what the smartest best VCS in the world

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couldn't do in years he committed Garden

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variety fraud it's a wild ride isn't it

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okay let's parse this apart first of all

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I despise VCS house Haack took not a

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single dime of VC money because honestly

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I agree the D diligence Venture

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capitalists do is nominal generally what

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I believe and I hate to say it but even

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some of the biggest VCS like Andre

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Horwitz investing $300 million into the

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guy who founded wework creating a real

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estate crypto startup called flow I'm

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like what are you throwing $300 million

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at you complete a like this is not

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somebody who understands real estate

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they've gone bankrupt twice with Wei

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work twice

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okay I honestly think that sometimes

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these VCS Andre and Horwitz included

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invest in things that they think they

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can sell it's the greater fool than I

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Theory right it's I'm going to invest in

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flow because at $300 million because I

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think my 300 will be worth a billion

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dollars and then I'll cash out and

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somebody else will be left holding the

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back so I personally believe the VC

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system is absolutely disgusting so I

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want to be very clear about that like VC

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sucks I've invested Ed Money with VCS

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that I thought were doing proper due

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diligence only to find out they did zero

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due diligence and that relying on them

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was total like near fraud but it's it's

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okay like I'm a big boy I made M I made

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money and then I lost money that happens

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okay but what pisses me off about this I

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did it again this what pisses me off

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about this is not that they're bagging

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on VCS that's actually kind of funny

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okay but the perspective that's missing

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is it didn't just take the damn jury 8

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hours some articles even say it just

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took the jury 3 hours to deliber it okay

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but it didn't just take the jury 3 to 8

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hours okay it didn't that's the thing

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people forget that wait a second this

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was a jury that every single waking day

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of a courtroom calendar had the

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privilege of listening to provided

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testimony over 17 days of trial

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testimony evidence everything that

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happened handed to a jury on a silver

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platter in retrospect okay this is after

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it all collapse here's how it went down

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here's the testimony here's the evidence

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20 well at least 17 full trial days plus

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other days here at least 17 days of this

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count the trial squares here s us vers

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Sam bankman free of course they had way

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more time to understand that Sam bankman

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freed is a complete fraudulent

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and an embarrassment for the crypto

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industry quite frankly Sam bman freed

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should go to jail for the maximum amount

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of time possible just to send a signal

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that if you want to be a fraud in crypto

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you go to jail if you're a fraud you

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deserve to be in prison because it's

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terrible for a startup industry crypto

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which blockchain has such wonderful use

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applications and long term I expect it

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will have even more practical use

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applications right A lot of them right

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now mostly theoretical uh it's

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disgusting because people are ruining

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this but the point is VC's didn't have

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the benefit of hindsight which we know

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is 2020 all the evidence provided on

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silver platter and 17 plus days of trial

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so what I wanted to do is compare and I

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understand it's grou 1.1 I understand

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it's in beta blah blah blah blah blah

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right I understand that but I just want

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to give you a contrast because I'm a

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little concerned because you could be

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like the rebellious humorous replying

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and then say but In fairness the jury

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had the benefit of hindsight whereas the

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venture capitalists didn't right that

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alone is a big difference but look at

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this I asked this is GPT I want you to

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see the whole thing okay why was s SPF

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qu uh convicted so quickly if VC's

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missed that he was a fraud it only took

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the jurors a few hours to convict is the

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VC system broken oh boy I feel like that

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should have been like a colon or

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semicolon but anyway the case of s

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bankman freed who was recently convicted

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for defrauding customers investors and

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lenders of10 billion through his crypto

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Exchange highlights a concern regarding

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the VC system's ability to detect

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fraudulent Behavior true the conviction

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has been perceived as a significant

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event right and potentially just the tip

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of the iceberg your question brings up a

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compelling point about the efficiency

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and effectiveness of VC of the VC system

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in identifying fraud particularly when

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jurors were able to convict in a short

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amount of time so far that's the same as

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Groo right so far that's the same

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however here we go it might suggest a

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gap in due diligence or the evaluation

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processes of VCS which fail to uncover

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fraudulent activities that's the bashing

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on VC part right but ready for the

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perspective ready for the flip side

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perspective that every language uh

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learning model should be demanded

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commanded to provide however it's worth

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noting that the processes and objectives

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of VCS and courts are fundamentally

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different VCS might be more focused on

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potential returns and Innovative aspects

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of projects right this is the ability to

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resell a project are people really

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buying from VCS because they're doing

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the diligence or because they're like

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they have a name and they're reselling

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right that part of the system I agree is

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totally different and now possibly

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overlooking red flags in the process

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that is again a failure of Reas I I

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concur however here's the flip side the

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courts focuses on upholding the law and

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ensuring Justice the speed of the

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conviction could be du due to a variety

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of factors including the clarity of

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evidence the effectiveness of the

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prosecution or the understanding of the

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jurors it does not necessarily reflect

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on the VC system again it's the element

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of hindsight and we can even ask so is

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this a potential case of hindsight verse

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a stupid VC system we'll do it live

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together right obviously we expect the

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answer is yeah it's absolutely possible

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here that this could be a factor of hins

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but at least at least we're getting some

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of that perspective let's see how GPT uh

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4 responds after the conviction of SPF

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it might be easy to look back and point

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out the signs of fraudulant activity

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however those signs might not have been

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as clear to the VC firms at the time of

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their investment especially if the

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fraudulent activities were well

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concealed yeah totally true oversight

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there might have been oversight or

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lapses in the due diligence process of

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VCS usually it's a little bit of

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everything right it's the benefit of

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hindsight versus oversight issues at the

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beginning the due diligence process

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wasn't thorough enough there could also

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be systemic problems in the VC system

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again this is the greater fool theory

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that I talk about uh so I think it's a

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little bit of everything but it's really

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worth remembering that the VC system had

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a lot more color here I think most of

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most logical people who listen to this

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are like yeah I mean Kevin that makes

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sense and then we're going to get

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replies like oh but is just on 1.0 I

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know but it's being trained on Twitter

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so what's my big concern that it goes

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down this path of Jade and under the

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guise of humor when reality it's just

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brainwashing people in one jaded

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