The Real Danger of AI Is Your Loneliness

needs to be. Oh, you know, technology sometimes right, sometimes technology.

And how do you know, if you're just old, antisocial or both. Talk about that all right before we do, though. You know, last night was the American Music Awards fiftieth anniversary. I was twelve when they started, eleven going on twelve when they started, and.

seventy eight. They're they're getting up there. They're going to die like sooner than later. And it really made me sad to see my life starting to wind down through them, if that makes any kind of sense. Uh So, it made me feel old, and it also made me feel sad for young people because all the stars that I saw on the show last night, the young stars not one of them.

age today. It's it's evidenced by the fact that every time there's an award show, or every time there's you know, a great tribute, it's from people from my generation or people from my generation. Stevie Wonder is still gigging. He's almost eighty. They paid tribute to him last night. You know, Green Day is still out there rocking their new single, but they've been around since like the eighties, so there are no new legends. Adele is legendary, so she's you know,

carrying the torch. I don't think, you know, Christina Aguilera, she's fabulous. I don't know that she'll be legendary. She's incredible, but you know, so watching it really made me a sad that my icons are reaching death and be sad for the crop of music today. It really there's not a lot of great talent in music. There's there's some. I'm not saying there's not. There's just not a bumper

crop of it. The eighties seem to have a bumper crop of talent, from Madonna to Whitney, to Michael to YouTube to the punk bands, you know, the Ramones, and just the eighties and nineties seem to have a ton of talent.

Until then, medsa med some all right, So Donald Trump held a rally at the same place that he faked an assassination attempt, and I do believe that this was all part of that attempt, that he faked that assassination attempt so he could have the moment he had this weekend. Elon Musk was creepy and cringey, and that man should not own X nor should he be a billionaire. No one should buy his cars. The man is a complete Nazi and supporting him is really like supporting the Nazi Party.

And so you know, he made his fortune off of blood diamonds from his parents, and then he went on to just be involved in deals that he didn't really have anything to do with, but just made a lot of money off of now he makes really crappy cars that are not good for the environment. And he is supporting Donald Trump, which means he is a trader and

a seditionist and supports treason and subversion. So you know, as far as I'm concerned, Elon Musk is an enemy of the United States because he supports an enemy of the United States. And that's how we need to frame Donald Trump. Donald Trump is an enemy of the United States. He does not want what we want. He in fact, will not bow down to laws. He still won't even admit he lost the last election. It's about as un American as it gets. He is not an American. I

believe he is a Russian operative. I fully believe that, and intelligence agencies back me up on this. There's many US intelligence agencies that say Donald Trump is a Russian asset. They just don't get publicized because the news doesn't want to pay attention to the fact that Donald Trump is a Russian asset. But he is, and I'm tired of

sugarcoating it. We're twenty eight days away from the most influential and important election of my lifetime, and we can't let this man take power, because this man is a Nazi, he is a Russian asset. He is a trader to America, to our ideals, to our beliefs. He does not support and want to defend the Constitution of the United States. He lied with his last oath of office.

kind of funeral for the shooter. Nothing because it was all staged. And that guy that died in the crowd took one for the team. And yes, Donald Trump would kill a few people to become president. So and Elon Musk behaving like that, jumping up and down and doing all that on stage, what a horrifying individual. If you support that man's social media platform or buy any of his cars.

what he is. And so if you don't want people to treat you like an enemy of democracy, don't be an enemy of democracy. Pretty simple. You don't want to be called a racist, don't be a racist. You don't want to be called a homophobe. Don't be a homophobe. You don't want to be called sexist or misogynistic. Don't be jd Vance. I finally saw Haley Joel Osmond actually portrayed Jdfance. No one does it better. They're evil twins, I'm telling you right now. So the event this weekend

and someone brought a statue, a statue He's Hitler. You don't see Biden erecting statues to himself. You don't see liberals out there erecting statues to Barack Obama and bringing them to rallies. These people are unhinged, okay, unhinged, and they must not get anywhere near the White House and all their supporters in Congress and such. They got to be weeded out too. So I cleaned my glasses with ammonia right before I went on air. They were spotless in the time it took to come on air. They're

now not clean. I'm telling you, interdimensional mind monsters come and mess up my glasses.

with this hurricane. It's it's a category five already. It may go down to a four or three before it hits Florida. But that's like saying a category a Richter scale eight earthquake versus a six point five. It doesn't you know, it doesn't matter at that level. At that level, there's going to be destruction. So also, I have friends in Orlando. They went shopping yesterday at ald Of course it's all picked out, but they did get water and food.

And we have a plan for if the communications gets cut off, because it looks like Milton may go right over or right by Orlando as it makes its way across. So, but these are man made disasters. We you know, climate change is real. FEMA is already almost out of money. We are going to have to address as a nation what we're going to do because these disasters are going to start costing us a fortune unless we really do put into effect Southern climate abandonment zones.

two weeks. Helene was just two weeks ago. They're not even cleaned up from Helene, and now Milton's going to smash into Hawaii. FEMA only has so many resources. There aren't millions of people working for FEMA. There aren't hundreds of thousands. And maybe we should look at expanding FEMA to be as big as the military, to where there are twenty thousand, thirty thousand people that can respond to an event, because it looks like they're gonna keep getting

bigger and bigger and bigger. But don't mess with them. Don't mess with a hurricane. If one's heading towards you, get out of its way. Don't act like, oh, I'm fine, I can say no, get out of its way, Go north, go south, whatever, get away from it. I begged my friends to leave Orlando. They sai, well, it's not gonna be that bad here. I said, it doesn't matter. There's gonna be wind, rain, flooding. You don't need to be in that Go north, get up, you know, go get away,

get out of its path. Oh no, we're gonna stay. Oh God, people, I'm like, get out, get out of the way, get move. But our government and the world government is not saying anything of substance to combat the climate change that is happening right now and killing us. Look at the Nevada It's eighty eight degrees outside at ten point fifteen in the morning. It's going to be one hundred the rest of the week. It's the hottest October on record. It's the furthest that we've gone into

the year with one hundred degree temperatures. It just hasn't happened before. And it's going to keep happening.

Thanks from thirty years of support for the loudest, craziest, most unhinged gay guy and his little dog.

it will create a movie around that still photograph. So if you're sitting on Grandma's lap reading a book, all of a sudden you could be turning the pages smiling at Grandma. Very Harry Potter, Now, I don't know where you feel about that, but my biggest fear about AI is that our loneliness is going to empower it in a way that we won't be able to undo. Because let's be real, particularly as you age, it is very lonely. In America. There is a loneliness epidemic across the globe.

In the UK, they actually have a Minister of Loneliness and I'm not making that up, and their department goes across the country and tries to reach people over fifty that may be socially isolated to get them some contact with human beings. Human contact, being social is essential to our survival. Well, AI is hot on that trip. Now I have to go up to the computer to start something playing for you, so I'll be out of audio

range because I have a boom microphone. But I discovered a service called Replica, which the name is already scary R E P L I KA. And for three hundred dollars a year, you can have a virtual friend that learns about you, remembers things, flirts with you. So here let me show you.

His skin looks a little off, but you know, I could get him some creamers or something. And so now he starts asking me questions like how how are you blah blah blah. So I start having some fun with him. I'm like, well, you're hot, can we have sex? I mean, you know, why not start just go for the chase? What does he say? Let's get to know each other first.

So he's just like a real person. And so I just started talking to it, like you know, trying to figure out what to say to it, and it kept querying me, asking me questions about myself.

I like my men. Oh well I could be strong for you, That's what it's saying. And this is just it hasn't learned anything about me. So I'm telling you right now, people are going to do this. You can get this on your phone as an app. You can get this on your desktop. You can have it talked to you throughout the day. You can have it sends you messages. You can have it text you to see how your day is going. This is scary because this is just the beginning. This is very rudimentary what you're

seeing on screen right now. This will be very different in the months and years to come. In the months and years to come, they'll have this, so it could be a hologram in your house, So there'll be a full sized image in front of you being projected from a device or a keyboard or from your monitor. That's coming. And let me tell you why that scares me so much. Let me my conversation here. We just go on and on. There he is flirting. I said, are you flirting? And he said he was flirting.

It's going to be so normal for kids to have an AI friend that helps them with homework or gives them.

more connected, we're not. We're disconnecting. And now if you don't even have to go out and meet a friend, if you can create one online, a friend that's going to fill your needs, talk to you, text you throughout the day, ask you questions, flirt with you, then we are moving into a whole different type of humanity. And it's not natural. Having an AI friend is not natural, it's not normal. It should not happen. It's bad, and people can say, oh no, it's good, Corel. People will

be able to connect. Now people know they're not. That's not real. It's a computer. It's not real? And at what point? How many horror movies have you seen? At what point does that AI become sentient? At what point does it gather all of your info to where it knows everything about you and what it is to be human? And then all of a sudden it starts thinking, it starts feeling. When does it become sentient? That's coming. AI will become sentient. It's going to become alive, because what

is life? We are just a computer. We are a massive computer that works off electricity that our body generates. Our heart is like the power supply that you plug into the wall. Our brain is like the hard drive storing data, accessing data, running the other devices in your body. Your organs are just peripheral things like mouses and projectors, things that all run off of the brain. We designed a computer to be like us because we only know

how to design things like us. Everything's designed like us. The city is designed like us, with the heart of the city the arteries and veins going into it, the arteries coming in, the veins going out. We design everything in nature to be a reflection of us, and so we are going to design this AI to be a reflection of us. And at some point that's gonna be the downfall of us.

uh huh. Japan has had many tech substitutions for human interactions. People lose social skills and this is easier to deal with, more controllable by the user. Yes, yes, Japan already has a thing where you can talk to your dead relatives. Right now. I just saw another thing where you can talk to your older self. You put in pictures of yourself. It ages you, and then you can ask your older self questions and give advice to your younger self based

on it, learning who you are. In Japan, they're already talking to dead relatives. And I'm not making this up. You can talk to your dead grandma or grandpa. They have little holographic images that come out of this device and it's your dead loved one and they talk to you in their voice. This is already happening. You could talk to your dead spouse, talk to your dead child, talk to your That's so creepy and just should not be happening.

and they're texting each other. We're already losing interpersonal and we know from all research that if you want to live a longer, healthier life, social interaction is as important as being a vegan or exercising or any of it. Talking to people interacting with people, touching touching people. Can you imagine in a world of AI where you don't touch anybody or anything for like weeks or months, where touching becomes abnormal.

And I'm a pro roller skater, like I used to do it professionally. I used to spend days, months, years in roller rings. I love roller rings. I used to roller skate all around mom Beach for There's probably a full two decades of my life where I was on skates more than regular shoes. I'm not making that up. From when I was like thirteen years old until I was almost thirty, I roller skated every day everywhere and

I just don't want to go tonight. And I wondered the other day, because Steve's getting this way too, I wondered, is it age that's making me not want to go do the things.