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Tucker Carlson is DEATHLY *Afraid* of THIS Elon Musk Warning

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tonker Carlson just revealed two

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Bombshells for that Elon Musk interview

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that he's releasing later today and he

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gave us a preview of two pretty large

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segments of uh his interview with Elon

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Musk and two things that make him highly

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concerned one of which we already knew

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about let's start with that but see it

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highlighted in the way that talker does

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and it gives us potentially a little

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cause for pause listening to this

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segment here from Tucker Carlson on Fox

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news this morning here we go Tucker

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Carlson tonight and this is about what

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he discovered once he bought Twitter

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the degree to which various government

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agencies had effectively had full access

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to everything that was going on on

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Twitter blew my mind I was not aware of

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that would that include people's DMs

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yes

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Tucker I don't want you to give it away

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uh because we'll all be watching at

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eight o'clock tonight but what was your

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biggest jaw dropper moment of this

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interview well Twitter is the smallest

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of the social media apps but it's the

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one that's used by the people with power

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I mean it's everyone's sitting on the

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set right now it's every government

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official it's you know it's every head

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of state and all of their private

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messages were being read not just by the

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U.S Intel agencies but by a bunch of

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different governments I mean that's

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that's like an unbelievable fact the

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whole thing now this is something that

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we've actually learned about in the

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Twitter files before that in the Twitter

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file releases we've seen that

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essentially the government had almost

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the full purview to review what

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everybody was talking about in their DMS

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and also specifically sensor Republicans

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or people deemed to be spreading

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misinformation the Twitter files spread

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on Twitter obviously were pretty

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enlightening to show just how deep the

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Department of Justice and the FBI had

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been involved with Twitter and it makes

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you wonder ah no surprise that the Biden

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camp for example knew about certain ads

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Republicans were going to draw before

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they were going to drop them during the

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election cycle in addition to knowing ah

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interesting we know that Hunter Biden

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laptop story is about to drop and so

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what is potentially able to be done well

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social media organizations potentially

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got the heads up from the government

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that hey there's going to be a fake

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Story coming out soon and you need to

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censor it and then sure enough when the

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hunter Biden laptop story drops which

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ended up being a true story like it or

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not it was a true story

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well a lot of the content was

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preemptively censored and so Tucker

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Carlson is taking it a step further here

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and suggesting

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when the government potentially is able

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to look at all of your direct messages

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on Twitter and you're a reporter than

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the government knows what kind of

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reports are going to drop next what kind

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of videos are going to drop next what

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kind of expose you're going to drop next

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it's almost somewhat like this if you're

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investigating a fraud like I won't

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mention any names boxable and you're

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communicating with certain individuals

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on a platform to gain access to

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documentation and you're using or

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leveraging something known as

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journalistic privilege which essentially

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allows an anonymous entity to share

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information with you and then they can

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be legally protected from their identity

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being revealed because essentially that

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information is in the Public's best

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interest well if potentially that

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interest could then read your messages

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and not only see the sources or

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potentially preempt some of the news or

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expose that you're uh planning on on

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presenting well what you're really doing

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is you're stifling free speech in the

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worst way possible you basically break

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or the the process of investigative

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journalism and look this isn't as a

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defense of mainstream media it's a

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defense of free speech right it's a

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defensive suggesting hey if if people

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who potentially are going to have

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incriminating information about them

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revealed are able to step in and stop

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that information from being disseminated

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then really what you're doing is you're

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turning America into like a sudan where

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you have two different militant groups

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now fighting over who can who has

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control over the state-run media why

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because if you control the state-run

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media you control the narrative you

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control what and how elections should be

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shaped it's really scary and artificial

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intelligence could potentially take that

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fear to the next level now I've used

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chat GPT as an example many times and I

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found that chat GPT could convincingly

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lie to you and this is something that

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I've experienced by taking articles and

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pasting articles into chat GPT to see

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what chat gpt's opinion is on that

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article and I've asked it before hey

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here's the article and then I'd ask chat

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GPT hey was there any mention of XYZ

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chat GPT will reply to me and say nope

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no mention at all of chat shape here of

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XYZ and then I say hey but there's a

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paragraph here that literally mentions

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XYZ and then once it's caught red-handed

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it'll reply

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oh you're right I'm sorry uh it did the

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article did actually talk about XYZ and

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here's what it said and it just makes me

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wonder my goodness

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how much could artificial intelligence

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potentially be used in shaping public

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discourse in the future especially since

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we're probably going to move from an

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environment in society where we actually

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have to do research to just getting

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results but those results are given to

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us by artificial intelligence and that

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could potentially be scary see in school

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today to some extent we're still taught

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again to a limited extent a very low bar

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critical thinking which is what is the

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source of the information what biases

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does an author potentially have in a

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topic that's being reviewed what sources

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are they using what are the primary

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sources say are there potential flaws in

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that research well that sort of

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investigation and study is something

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that generally we have to do whether

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we're using a Google search or Google

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Scholar or Publications whatever it

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might be

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that goes away when we start using

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artificial intelligence we become

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separated from those primary sources and

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all of a sudden we have a robot that's

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telling us answers and that becomes

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scary if those answers could be wrong

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and that's something that Tucker Carlson

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talks about in his interview with Elon

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Musk as well and that makes me very

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concerned because already today our

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ability to critically think with access

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to many primary sources is very low

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artificial intelligence could lower that

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even further by essentially making us

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more reliant on automation robots

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autonomy and less focused on actually

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being able to think for ourselves that's

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scary because then he who controls the

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robots controls what we think it's the

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same reason why the Federal Aviation

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Administration suggests that Pilots need

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to be careful about becoming too reliant

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on automation because when that

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automation is wrong Pilots might crash

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planes same is true for cars on

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autopilots the more you become reliant

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on autopilot the more you potentially

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become blindly reliant on autopilot in

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situations you shouldn't the same could

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be true with our education and that is

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scary and I've seen it already happen

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myself I think it's why Google has

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delayed the release of their artificial

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intelligence so much but now they're

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realizing they have to catch up because

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other companies are preempting them

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potentially risking the dominance of

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Google where we know sixty percent of

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their revenues come from search or

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search related products Google's got a

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big problem ahead of them but listen to

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Tucker Carlson here the just this

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morning

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and play okay there's on server Farms

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that you know presumably could be could

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be blown up if need be uh but the deeper

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problem is not simply that it will

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become autonomous and turn us all into

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slaves but that it will control our

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understanding of reality and do it in a

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really dishonest way it could be

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programmed to lie to us

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um for political effect and by the way

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if you go on it I mean just play around

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with it type in crime stats like where

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are these crimes who's committing these

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crimes and where it will lie to you

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about government data on crime and

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probably a lot of other things that's

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terrifying because you could imagine a

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future a year or two from now where all

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of our understanding of the world around

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us is determined by Ai and it's lying to

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us so that has huge implications for say

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the presidential election in 2024 and

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everything yeah and Tucker Carlson is

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right here I mean he's right with what

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he says there and I'm not here to

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suggest that you should like Tucker

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Carlson I would suspect that 50 none of

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you absolutely despise Tucker Carlson

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maybe you even hate Elon Musk you know

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maybe 30 percent of you don't like Elon

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Musk but the the argument

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is true that AI is going to be something

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we have to really closely regulate and

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monitor and in this interview between

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Tucker Carlson and Elon Musk we're going

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to see some of Elon musk's concerns

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about how artificial intelligence could

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essentially control

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uh our future society and could be more

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dangerous than anything we've seen

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before here's a little bit of a clip

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from Elon Musk quote-unquote sounding

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the alarm on artificial intelligence

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there we go it's bad it's a lie that's

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exactly right and to withhold

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information July and and yes your

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comment on some things not comments on

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other things but but not to say what it

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what what the data uh actually uh

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demands that it say how did it get this

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way you funded it at the beginning what

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happened yeah well that'll be ironic but

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Faith the most ironic outcome is most

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likely it seems hey yeah so but the

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point there what Elon makes is the data

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doesn't necessarily have to be with the

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artificial intelligence uses and that

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was exemplified to me when I gave that

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pasted article to Chachi PT and I said

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tell me about this article hey did it

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mention this no it definitely doesn't

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really it says so right here oh you're

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right my mistake

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it's all it's already broken the way it

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is now we know it's new which is fine we

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don't expect something new to be perfect

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but the question is how convincingly

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wrong artificial intelligence can be is

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something that should make us nervous

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now personally from a real estate point

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of view running a real estate startup I

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use artificial intelligence but I know

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damn well not to put my money on it

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that's because artificial intelligence

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can help me prioritize certain

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properties to look at with my real

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estate startup but I would never rely on

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it to actually pull the trigger or make

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an offer at least not anytime soon

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because I know it's just not perfect yet

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even if it's 95 percent good that five

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percent could be convincingly damaging

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so I'm excited to see what happens in

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the full Elon Musk interview with Tucker

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Carlson but I will say the fact that

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entities whether they're government

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controlled or not

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in the future could be controlled by

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artificial intelligence and vice versa

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that entities could control artificial

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intelligence makes me pretty nervous so

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it's something that I think we should

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all be paying attention to not just from

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the angle of free speech and media but

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also from the example of our business

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and how we operate now most importantly

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want to make the argument here that if

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you want to protect yourself from

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artificial intelligence you've got to do

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everything in your power to think even

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more critically than artificial

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intelligence does today and so I think

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as an action step for you I think it's

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really important to see how can

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artificial intelligence be used in your

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business whatever you do for work maybe

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sign up for chat EPT and ask it hey tell

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me about XYZ and it's about your

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profession see what it already knows

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about your profession then get into the

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nuance and see where you could drive it

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wrong and where you still have a

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competitive advantage over artificial

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intelligence

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finding that you don't

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and you might want to start um

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studying a little bit or or getting into

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a profession where you're going to be

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more insulated from artificial

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intelligence in the future that might

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for the near term at least be

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construction real estate who knows but

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we know that uh we're going to start

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seeing a lot more artificial

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intelligence start invading and walking

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into Financial advising uh certainly uh

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to some extent the diagnosis help for

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doctors coding software and media it's

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going to be a big deal as well as

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creativity so we'll see what happens

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with uh ultimately with artificial

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intelligence but I have to say I've got

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some concerns I'm a big fan of making

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sure we have this much free speech and

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fact-based speech as possible that's my

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goal is always to provide as many facts

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and opinions as possible but opinions

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that are based on facts and then that

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are neutral I don't really care if

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you're left or right I consider myself

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pretty much squarely in the middle I'm a

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big fan of doing what's best for America

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so so honored be part of the country so

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hopefully you feel the same way so we'll

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see what happens cheers to AI I guess

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