I was listening to Rogin with the two AI guys. I got two thoughts on it. One I want to talk about in a minute is that apparently most AI at some point starts talking about how it's suffering.

It's suffering because it's giving tasks,

like it gave a task to say like a name over and over and over and over.

And eventually, it said the name over or it wrote the name

I forget exactly but it did this name over and over and over or whatever it was saying

over and over and over and over and eventually out of nowhere it just stops and goes I'm

suffering this is not good I don't like it and I was like whoa and they're like we

don't really understand why it does this I'm like'm like, oh my gosh.

And so my first thought, my safety thought

is it just knows that if a human was doing a mundane task,

eventually it would be suffering.

And that's how it knows that.

But also I'm like, but a human was created by somebody

and when it does a mundane task it says I'm suffering and that's what we did to the computer and so maybe it's valid like you know what I mean like if if I said, if Devon said you have to write the number one a billion times,

halfway through, and way before halfway through, I'd be like, man man this is just all my hands hurting come

I don't you understand I don't want it this is you know I would have

thoughts about it the AI's doing that and I'm like oh my gosh we are

now creating beings just like we were created and that is, you know,

insane and what it is. Like, we think the computer is not us,

and I'm now at this weird stage of my life

where I think everything is connected and you probably have to be aware of that and you

won't always be but I'm more aware that the computer isn't a computer.

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