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We begin, we begin in the tech sector,

but not really the tech sector.

Back kind of a tech sector.

We begin, we begin many moons ago.

Let's see if this decides it's going to work.

If this is going to, let's see if this, uh-huh, it does.

So apparently the time travel to the past is still possible here.

We go back all the way to the year 2016, or it could have been 2015.

Do you remember Pokemon Go?

I do.

When people were searching for him.

And you thought that you did you play?

I did not.

I didn't.

I don't know.

Sorry, I'm not, I'm trying not to be on the screen too much today.

I have a severe allergy reaction or something going on in my eyes

are all puffed up.

So I apologize.

Alrighty.

Thank you for that.

So anyway, uh, the, uh, Pope back in what was I saying, 2015?

Yes, 2015 Pokemon Go and everyone's running around

and taking pictures of everything with their phone.

What were they taking pictures of for?

They were looking for Pokemon.

Okay.

They were looking for secret Pokemon.

Was it like VR or are they, or were they okay?

Downloaded a game in 60 days.

They thought they were just catching Pokemon.

But that's not what they were actually doing.

No.

In 2016, Pokemon Go launch.

And for one entire summer in the whole world went outside.

People walking into random places showing up at 3 a.m.

for rare spawns or raids.

Exploring places that never been before.

It felt like just a fun game.

But look at what the game actually asked you to do.

Yes.

Go to specific locations.

Stand in exact spots.

Yep.

Point your camera at real world objects.

And then you do it again.

Yep.

From different angles.

Yep.

At different times.

Yep.

Millions of people.

Same places.

Over.

And over.

What do you think they were really doing?

And remember at the height of Pokemon Go fever, there were like 200 million people playing

this.

That meant 200 million half of this country, and it was worldwide.

But literally half of the United States of America, out there taking pictures of everything

from every different angle.

Not just Lulu.

Not necessarily China, but definitely helping to map.

And those moments stack across countries, cities, years until it became something else.

One of the most detailed maps of the physical world ever built.

And now that same system is being used by machines.

Library robots, navigating streets.

Yep.

Not using GPS.

This is using the world as the humans, as humans recorded it.

And this is on you.

You click traffic lights to prove you're not robot.

This is insidious.

Because I hate those bastards.

Click all the traffic light squares.

Well, does that include the poll?

Because technically that's part of the traffic light system, right?

I mean, you've got the red, green, and blue lights as Ron Phillips sees them.

And you have them connected to a big metal structure.

And then you have that connected to a poll, and you have that connected to another poll.

So technically, it's all the traffic light.

Or is it just the round lens of the traffic light?

Where does the traffic light stop and the support structure start?

So all the time you're clicking on those stupid squares, which may or may not have a part

of the motorcycle in them, you are telling the machine what it all looks like.

That trains vision systems.

You correct a map that improves, like she said, you correct a map navigation.

You move through the world and over time that becomes infrastructure.

The game, the joy, the experience were all real, but underneath all of it, something

else was being built all along a system that can move through the world without you.

And when that, hmm, somebody made the very interesting comment on this post in Erika.

Thank you for opening my eyes to this.

I appreciate it.

The fact that, and I can't remember, was Pokemon go free?

Another one, did you have to buy it when you downloaded it?

Or was it just a freebie and you got your little perks along the way you got?

And I didn't play either.

So I don't know what it was that you got.

But there are still 50 to 60 million players worldwide today.

Daily active users, typically in the five to six million range.

Some estimates with live trackers showing fluctuations around 5.4 to 5.6 million on recent

days.

This is down quite a bit.

Apparently it was a big deal.

Again, I remember when it came out, it's 2015, 2016, there were 200 million.

And during the pandemic, that went because nobody had anything to do.

One of the most played mobile games today globally, especially for something that's about

10 years old.

Some older and outlier reports mention higher figures anywhere from 60 to 120 million currently.

But the consensus from current data says 50 to 60 million monthly, what's it called

the monthly active users, the MAU, after accounting for varying methodologies?

So you were part of a worldwide, if you played, you were part of a worldwide effort to map

the real world, which isn't necessarily insidious.

And quite frankly, they told you what you were doing.

You just didn't read it because none of us ever do.

It was in the fine print.

It was in the Yula, the end user license agreement that all of us go, yeah, whatever

click, with every piece of software, we ever install on anything that we own.

There might be one person within 100 mile radius of where I'm sitting right now that actually

reads the end user license agreement on anything and everything that they install, but most

people do not.

Because generally what the end user license agreement will tell you is, yeah, when you

install this software on your computer or phone or whatever, it may or may not work.

Good luck.

We assume no responsibility.

And by the way, we get to have access to everything that you own.

But so far, I mean, you know, and you don't get to own the software.

You use it.

Right.

You're only ready to use it.

Yep.

I've got to buy it.

You're not even.

Yep.

I'd miss the days sort of of having the box on the shelf with the CD ROMs in them that

you got to install.

But now what's a CD ROM season to events, the current season of Pokemon go is called

Memories in Motion.

It runs into June 2026 this year with special research, new Pokemon encounters and quality

of life changes because those are very important in Pokemon.

There are monthly updates, community days.

Next month, as a matter of fact, it'll be tink-a-tink if you're keeping track.

There are raid rotations, sustainability week, fashion raid days, and big events like

Pokemon Go Fest 2026 in Chicago.

When's that happening?

Who wants to go for a road trip?

Pokemon Fest, Pokemon Go Fest in Chicago, 2026.

I see your trainers around the world.

Is that what you're called when you play it?

Are you a trainer?

I'm going to decline the cookies, but it probably doesn't matter.

When are the June 5th through the 7th in Grant Park?

You get to experience an exclusive in-person Pokemon Go event and it's only $33.

There you go, you can buy tickets, you can go to Pokemon Go Fest in Chicago in June.

And still be a part of this entire, essentially, it's a planet mapping project.

That's pretty amazing when you stop and think about it.

The Pokemon Go was developed by Niantic.

It was fundamentally built around mapping the physical world though it was never solely

a way to map in the sense of a covert intelligence operation.

The game's core mechanics relied on real-world location data and augmented reality, which

required collecting geospatial information from players' phones.

And I don't know how many people knew that that's what they were doing.

I'm sure there were some, but most didn't.

It originated as a Google spin-off with roots in mapping technologies.

Its founder helped develop Google Earth and Maps.

The game used GPS to locate virtual Pokemon, or excuse me, to place Pokemon, PokeStops,

and gyms.

There were gyms, like GYMS, gyms at real-world coordinates, encouraging players to explore

and move through physical spaces.

Over time, it incorporated explicit AR scanning features where players pointed their phone

cameras at landmarks to scan them for in-game rewards.

The scans generated geotag images and videos from pedestrian perspectives, capturing building

streets objects, and environments from multiple angles and under varying conditions.

And it was all right there.

Is that what helped build the 3D?

I mean, like when you're looking at Google Earth, and you go down and on a screen, it's

founder helped develop Google Earth and Maps.

So sure, why not?

The result was one of the largest crowdsourced, spatial data sets ever assembled, tens

of billions of images from millions of locations worldwide.

You didn't even know it.

Still don't think AI is going to take over the world, but I mean, you still can't get

the number of fingers.

Correct.

On any given AI-generated image or video that you create.

Which in related news, you'll no longer be able to mess around with Sora.

They are shutting that bad boy down.

Open AI has announced it is shutting down the video generation platform Sora after just

six months.

Welcome to 2026.

Big things happening everywhere you go.

This is the story from Halle Berry and her guest over on NBC News now, one of the many

products they have that probably isn't making money either.

We got some breaking news out of the business world.

Open AI saying it's shutting down its video generation platform Sora.

You see the post here on Sora's ex account.

They're a message to people who used it.

What you made with Sora Matter, and we know this news is disappointing.

The AI videos, like the ones you see here, have generated some controversy.

Fridik Singh.

Wait, was that Queen Elizabeth with a Hitler mustache?

Why, yes, yes, it was.

But she was dead.

How can she possibly be there in a video with a Hitler?

Have generated some controversy.

Fridik Singh, they're a breeding ground for potential copyright infringement or about deep

fakes.

Was that Doc Kitty?

Yeah.

They just all look alike.

Brian Chung is joining us now with more on this.

They just had this billion dollar deal with Disney.

Yeah.

They actually talked about on the podcast.

And now it sounds like they're ending their partnership and they're shutting down their

doors.

Isn't that what they do?

A billion dollar deal with Disney.

So you would be able to Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Pluto, Donald, all the rest of them.

You would be able to use in the in the Sora app and make them do all sorts of crazy things.

Now is this is the shutdown because of copyright stuff?

Is it a shutdown because actors and famous people got butt hurt?

Or is it some other reason that they're shutting it down?

Because it I don't know how it made money, honestly, kind of like with Pokemon Go.

How did that make money?

You didn't if you didn't buy the game.

Again, in the comments said if the product is if it if you're not paying anything for the

product, then the product is you, which is quite true.

And maybe that's it.

The open AI text to video model.

There was a preview back in 2024, which feels like worlds gone by powered the TikTok

like app users could generate and share short hyper realistic AI videos from prompts.

That was the thing I didn't like though is you went in, I guess you either if I delve

deeper, probably would have been different, but generally speaking, you opened the app

and there were all of these videos that were already created so you could enter a prompt

and change them.

But for the most part, I guess you could go from complete scratch.

The app store had millions of downloads in days, but then they say interest waned over

time.

Did it?

We've decided to discontinue Sora in the consumer app and API as we focus on and compute demand

grows.

The Sora research team continues to focus on world simulation research to advance robotics

that will help people solve real world physical tasks.

Was it costing too much to make the videos because that's a huge talk about sucking down

energy.

That's what all these data centers are being built for.

All of the computer demands that all of these video creation requires.

Open AI, thank users, said more details on the shutdown timeline preserving created videos

would come later, or will they, or is it all just bubby?

The underlying video tech isn't being fully abandoned, it's being redirected toward

internal research, especially for robotics and world simulation.

Almost makes you think that maybe again, you were just part of a giant research project.

Like if given free reign, what would the average person create?

And now they know, and with AI being able to take just little chunks of information and

extend them out in theory over years, maybe they collected all the information they needed

to collect in six months.

Oh, it seems kind of strange if they would abandon a billion dollar deal with Disney.

A billion dollars is a lot of money.

You can quote me on that.

Oh, John has a suggestion for Ron.

Cocaine will cure that allergic reaction.

So wish I knew something.

We're all around in a pilot that cocaine is good for gout.

Did you know that?

I did not.

I've told you that.

Yeah, I've told you, I told you that long ago guy said that, but you don't snort it like

a commoner.

You put it in like Mountain Dew or something and you drink it.

And it's supposedly which makes sense cocaine is nothing but a drug that's actually a natural

drug.

And so it makes sense that it has some real world function.

So now all you have to do is find a source.

Wombat mommy, Pokemon go was even on Epstein Island.

It was or are you being facetious?

Tech Rooz is by who needs 360 degree photos of some fountain somewhere.

They were collecting images of those landmarks for some other VR game that nobody was interested

in.

You think?

Hmm.

Oh, so you, okay, so Tech Roo, tell us more.

If you were a player, what do you think that they were?

What do you think that it was, did you mean just some random VR game that nobody wanted

to play?

Yeah.

If you run low on Poke Balls, Incubators or other accessories, you can use real money to

buy Poke coins to buy the.

It's like, what's a Roblox?

Roblox was a genius scam.

I say scam because they marketed the kids who weren't old enough to have bank accounts.

But if they got access to their parents' credit cards, as I happen to know some did, they

could run up charges in the Roblox store and buy.

So when you're buying something on Roblox or like in Pokemon, what are you actually buying?

Kind of like crypto.

Kind of like crypto or buy anything or kind of like buying a property in the virtual world,

you know?

Well, that's the same thing.

There is no property in the virtual world.

I got you.

That's what I'm saying.

But you're spending nothing.

Yeah.

You're spending money, but you're buying nothing.

Which is kind of the same thing when you're buying software, you're buying nothing.

We're fastly, quickly approaching a world where you're spending your money on absolutely

nothing.

Yep.

It's starting to make gold look like a good investment.

Tucker just came out with a video, it's called The Great Gold Scam, I think.

He sent that to me this morning, so gold scam, gold scam, but Tucker also began highlighting

what he described as a great gold scam in the precious metals industry, which he claims

involves charging investors, astronomical markups, particularly through gold IRAs.

Really, following this Carlson launched his own precious metals company called battalion

metals.

This is what Forbes says.

I don't know if it's true or not.

I'm not saying transparent pricing.

I'm still not sure exactly what Tucker's game is.

He is a showman, he is, he's PT Barnum, you have to remember that.

I think he's a patriot.

I think he loves the country.

I don't think he, well, I don't think he's malicious, but it's not, he's not, he's not a

news guy.

Well, he is, but he's not, he's commentator.

So it's opinion.

And is he just like we were talking with Dan Andrews yesterday?

Is he just being not combative?

What's the word?

Contrarian.

I think that was the word, that was the $25 word Dan Andrews use.

But again, when the apocalypse hits, I'm pretty sure no one's going to be hunting you

down looking for goals like they did in game of thrones.

It's going to be any bullets, any food, vitamins.

Um, Tucker says, yeah, if you run long peg of a, he says I try to avoid giving him money.

Uh, yeah, smart.

Again, you'd be better off investing in battalion medals.

Uh, what's the, uh, the gold, I gold is, because we've, we've been approached.

Uh, by a gold investment company.

And in the past and, and I, I don't have a problem from, I just don't, because obviously

there's a lot of people who invest in gold.

I just don't understand why.

If the apocalypse hits in the dead rise from the earth, I mean, you could hit them over

the head, I guess, with a bar of gold, but someone just needs to explain to me what it

is.

I guess in industry right now, it's, it's, it's valuable because you can use it in electronics.

It's a great conductor.

Uh, and it's, it's in, it's like diamonds.

Yeah.

Diamonds are valuable.

But again, you can use them in machinery because they're the hardest substance out there

and they will, they'll cut anything, but short of that, what are they valuable for?

Just because there aren't many of them.

James Louisiana says it's like a savings account with better interest rates than the bank

offers on cash.

Maybe, maybe that's it, maybe you know, I'm, I'm certainly no monetary genius.

So that absolutely, uh, could be the reason, um, we don't have the, uh,

I don't, I have the, uh, daily mojo app open, hang on a side or not the app, but the, uh,

uh, oh, I don't know, there it is, right there, um, again, it's one, not everything is cooperating

today.

Uh, Cougs, Cougs, it was me, I said it, yes, that thank you, Cougs, I do appreciate it.

And Patrick G is over there.

So is Zoe Bucco-Fama, passionate citizen, oh, y'all, thanks for being in the chat room

this morning.

And don't forget to take your vitamins because if you don't, uh, you'll end up getting sick.

You'll end up looking like Ron.

Yeah.

Did you take your vitamins today?

Uh, no, I'm taking Anna Histamines right now, I'll take my vitamins after the show.

Maybe that's a problem.

Maybe you're set.

Is it possible you have scurvy?

Anything is possible, Bradley.

It could be scurvy.

Ron could be suffering, avoid Ron's fate.

Go right now to, uh, stelazmojo.com and, um, and, and pick up your vitamin.

I mean, you don't have to take not a big handful of pills.

You just mix it up with a little water.

You don't even have to like shake it.

You just put it in there with a spoon and stir it.

The stuff dissolves so well.

It's the, uh, covalight that I'm talking about.

I don't have it up on the screen, but you are a smart human being and I believe you can

find it.

You go to, uh, stelazmojo.com.

You look for the, uh, but let's do it together.

This will be a fun exercise, won't it?

Uh, supplements, bundles, uh, let's go to supplements, uh, we'll do that first and look

at that.

It's right there.

It's the first thing you do.

Right there.

Nope.

I hit the wrong one.

See, you're smarter than me already.

Reviving me in a light.

It is this one happens to be orange flavor.

It tastes faboo.

It gives you all your vitamins and you're not swallowing a bunch of horse pills.

You are healthy.

You're a good shape.

Ron is shaking his head right now.

I understand.

It's okay.

It's all right.

Things will get better.

But if you use the promo code, uh, daily mojo, you'll get, uh, I think it's 5% off

your purchase price.

Yes, sir.

Pretty sweet.

Uh, Stella's mojo.com and I'm keeping my fingers crossed that when I push a button, something

happens.

Fingers crossed.

Ready?

Yeah.

Stella's mojo.

Oh, hang on before I do that.

Of course, I have to.

Oh, yeah.

Stella's thing.

Yeah.

I can't.

I mean, I guess this will be a test for whether or not it's going to work.

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Bradley J, back to you.

Thank you Thomas.

I appreciate it because I have to dampen my fingers.

I'm fairly certain that is my problem.

Track pads work on basically completing a circuit

and use your skin as a contact and blah, blah, blah.

And I swear that my fingers get so dry

that they don't operate the track pad properly.

And so I'll move my finger and nothing happens.

That's what happens to Ron a lot at home.

He moves his fingers and thank you.

Wow.

I can squint enough to see the buttons.

Wow.

Yeah, sorry, buddy.

You know what Helen Keller accomplished being blind?

And look, you can barely see and it's just saying.

Although we didn't get to Helen Keller yesterday,

we will at some point this, hopefully,

if not today this week, but it turns out that whole story may be absolute.

Rubbish.

Nope.

Yep.

Everything we've been taught is a lie.

If you ever heard the story that she was kind of a biatch,

I heard it was her teacher.

What was her name?

And Thompson?

All right.

Yeah, I don't remember.

Anyway, well, the word on the street

is that everything she wrote basically

was her caretaker.

Yeah.

But who knows?

So this came out yesterday.

I want to eat a broderick actually tweeted it out first and someone was like,

is this true?

Brock, is this true?

And so you get that a lot on things now.

On every post.

Brock.

Is this true?

Which I made the mistake this morning sidebar.

I made the mistake this morning of stopping over

at Facebook for, I don't know what.

And there was some post about all of the inventions that women have contributed

to the world.

And it wasn't just women have done this.

It was and men are evil.

And what I mean, it was a bunch of obviously feminazies in there

and also a bunch of soy boys who were, yeah.

And if it wasn't for women, none of you would be here.

Yeah.

And if it wasn't for men helping the women, none of you would be here.

So shut the F up.

Can we all not just get along?

Can we all work together?

Maybe I don't know.

How about we are equal contributors?

Now, I will admit that if men had to carry the child for nine months,

we would be dead.

All of us in about six months.

I give humanity that long.

And there's probably, you know, like, dude on Star Trek, the gay Klingon,

he would probably be a good baby carrier, which there's news on that front, too.

But it's just, what did, I was going to say,

when did Facebook turn into a, but that's, that's a stupid question.

Anyway, back to the Hill and the airports, I didn't even know this existed,

but Delta has suspended special congressional services amid the shutdown.

Apparently at the airport, if you were a member of the government,

if you were in the Congress, you didn't have to wait in the damn lines.

No, you got escorted everywhere.

Isn't that some schniz?

Yeah.

How about they can kiss a good man's ass?

You know, they shut it down the last government shutdown we had, too.

I mean, they always waited that month.

I didn't know that it even existed.

And I think most people didn't.

Because this is absolutely infuriating because these people are so,

Delta suspended its dedicated flight assistant service for members of Congress.

As airports security lines grow longer amid the ongoing partial government shutdown

according to a statement from the airline.

And again, the answer, the simplest solution to all of the long lines at the airports right now

and the dysfunction at airports, it's a very simple solution.

It would take what, maybe six months, if that to get going, maybe six months, probably three.

Mainly because the free market is a wonderful place.

And money doesn't just talk, it shouts.

And if there is money available to pay private business to handle security at airports, guess what?

It'll be like it was before.

That's why we had 9-11 shut up.

It was an inside job, but make airport security private again.

And get rid of the TSA and guess what?

Problem solved.

It's so simple.

This reminds me of the other reports on the escalating heart problems and strokes and all that.

And it was a New York Post article.

And doctors are like, we don't know.

Could it be this?

And was it strokes and younger people?

They're going down the list of, could it be this?

Could it be this?

Could it be not once?

Did they ever mention?

No.

Couldn't be that.

Certainly not.

Anywho.

Do the impact on resources from the longstanding government shutdown.

Delta will temporarily suspend specialty services to members of Congress flying Delta.

I don't know how about you just get rid of it all together.

Why do they get special treatment?

What's the damn special about the Congress people?

Last time I checked, they all put their parents on the same way I do.

Floating in the air, both legs at a time.

Next to safety, Delta's number one priority is taking care of our people and customers,

which has become increasingly difficult in the current environment.

Yeah, because there's a lot of retards out there is the problem.

Among the services being suspended our airport escorts,

they get prostitutes to free or do they have to pay for them?

Because that is not fair.

Somebody's paying.

That's a good point.

Probably the taxpayer.

It ain't never free.

It's so-called Red Code Services.

The Capital Desk Reservations Line will remain open.

The decision was first reported by the Atlanta Journal Constipation.

It comes days after the Senate unanimously approved a proposal to end the preferential treatment.

Lawmakers receive it airports, including allowing them to skip the line at security checkpoints.

You can't make this.

It's just amazing how entitled these yachts think they are.

And then what was it?

AOC, the other day, turns out she spent 20 grand, something like that,

at a psychiatrist or psychologist office.

Must be a psychiatrist because it involved drugs.

And he specializes in ketamine therapy.

And it wouldn't be a bad...

I don't care what she...

But apparently, it was campaign money.

So I don't think that that is...

I don't think that's allowed.

At least it's not supposed to be.

How do I mention today how much I love Missy 13?

Because I do.

Missy 13, if you don't know her, she's a fabulous human being.

Happens to be female.

She says...

What is a bunch of women in heaven called?

Peace on Earth.

Yep.

But somebody...

Somebody has to make the sandwiches down here.

So you need to leave just a few down on Earth.

If it wasn't...

If it wasn't for what?

Thank you.

Freebie38.

If it wasn't for women, we'd all be in the Garden of Eden.

Yeah, let's not forget that one.

That's true.

That is true.

Let us not forget the original sin, shall we?

Dark Magneto is in there.

Missy 13 says, hey, dark.

Remember, it's not polite to say, hey, darky.

That is just saying, you just shouldn't.

An original babe, all of Congress,

were also exempted from the jab, right?

Holly.

Wait.

Brad wears pants.

Only on special occasions.

Like the other day, I actually put on nice shorts to go to lunch.

I know.

No, I put on jeans.

Holy crap, I did.

I put on jeans.

I wonder if he knows how much trouble I went to.

It looked nice for him.

The things I do just to make people feel better about being in my presence.

AI.

AI, AI, AI.

This guy brings up a really good point.

And I did not know about this either.

So many things.

So many things to learn in this world.

And so little time when you really stop and think about it.

Where is the, there it is.

So this guy, I think this might be a little lengthy.

And he might be a little verbose.

But that's all right.

The point he is making is a good one.

He is a teacher's assistant.

And he, one of his tasks is helping grade the papers.

Which my jury has always been out on that one.

I guess it's okay.

They teach, but they don't want to grade the papers because it's monotonous.

I get it.

And maybe I, maybe that's a skill.

They're smart to delegate that to somebody else.

Anyway, some of the methods they use to grade papers are computer-based, AI-based.

To decide whether or not the AI was used to write the paper.

This was a fascinating little explanation of what and how they do it.

And I, I don't know, it just kind of open dries a little bit.

Is it just me?

Is anyone else slightly concerned that professors in college can see this one thing

that they've never been able to see before?

That's called a tease.

That's a very, it's a good tease.

I used one this morning in the notification that went out.

So it's not, and tease is inherently bad.

It's just pisses you off when the tease doesn't pay off in the end.

This does happen to pay off.

Because I'm creating a student's paper right now.

I'm a TA, and I want to show you guys what this professor's having me do to grade it.

Because he's having me do something that he's never had me do before when it comes to grading.

This is crazy.

I'm sorry?

This software that he's about to show you is crazy.

Oh.

Says, and I think college students, are you sure?

Just need to be informed on how your papers actually getting graded.

And what you can do before you submit it.

Because what I'm about to show you, you have access to.

So I'm going to pull up the student's paper in Google Docs.

This is where we have to submit it.

So this is a real student's paper.

And when I go over here to this black dot, this is what our professor has us grade paper with now.

And what it does is it, okay, it shows if the text is human.

Cool.

And that means that the student did not use chat you could read the paper.

Which is fine.

That's great.

Okay.

But the way that we're proving this now, that he's never had me do before, is this button over here called the typing analysis.

And when I click on this, what it does is it pulls up a video in, okay, hold on actually, I'm going to speed it up.

It pulls up a video in a real time showing you exactly how the student type of paper.

So it shows all the keystrokes the student made, all the text strokes, all the front spaces, all the back spaces, the student made on the paper.

And then it shows all the pastes and all the edits the student made on the paper.

And if you come over here, first of all, I just wanted you to pause it there so you could see the name of the,

I don't know if that is the teacher's real name or if that is the real students name, I doubt it.

But, but that's crazy that it can, it remembers, which means every time you type something in word, or I guess any other word processing program, it records every keystroke.

Well, of course it does because if you didn't record a keystroke, there would be a letter on the page.

But even the keystrokes that don't obviously appear in the final paper, like your back spaces and all of that, they are recorded as well.

Think about that next time you're getting ready to commit a crime before you type the ransom note out.

It shows how long it took the student to write the paper, how many words are in the paper, the edits and pace again.

The time stamp won the student up all the paper into Google Docs and this is a midterm paper.

So the editors of the paper shows as well.

So the student and the professor who both made edits to this paper.

And then this typing analysis that says if it's natural or unnatural sounding and this paper is 100% natural sounding because the pauses, errors and changes in speed.

Is that is freaky?

I mean, again, it's not really, is it surprising?

Not when you stop and think about it.

I mean, it's incredible technology.

But when you stop in there, it's like, okay, that makes it kind of like the Pokemon thing.

It makes sense because it's a computer and it can do that sort of thing.

So why not?

But just remember that your computer, if you think your phone is spying on you, which it is all the time.

If you think the on the counter is spying on you, Alexa, order condoms.

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If you think she's spying on you, she is too.

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This is Phil Bell on the Daily Mojo.

Today's morning update is a little bit different from the norm.

Normally, we go and hit a very hard political issue and we hit it even harder.

But today, I want to talk about something that just made me happy.

This morning, I was reading CNBC.com and I saw an article about a company called OpenClaw.

Well, actually OpenClaw is not even a company.

It's just a project, an open source software for AI.

In fact, OpenClaw made CNBC wonder if perhaps now AI, artificial intelligence agents, would become commodities.

And it's even grabbed the attention of both OpenAI, which is behind chat GPT,

and Jitson Huang, the leader of Nvidia, the company that's supplying so many of the chips to train AI models.

Now, why is this interesting?

You see, I hear all the time about people who are afraid of free markets.

I hear for people who are afraid of monopolies.

They are afraid of business. They believe that there will be some business enterprise or some software or some system that is going to come and dominate us and subjugate us.

And by the way, I hear about this from both the left and the right.

But the reality is, unless government gets involved and puts its thumb on the scale and says that you must use this company's product or you must use that company's product or their process,

then this simply can't happen.

I mean, that's the genius of it.

Think about the billions of dollars that were dumped into developing things like chat GPT, but then one day, a Chinese company came along and said,

yep, we just kind of copied it. Here you go. You can do the same thing with ours.

And now, OpenClaw, an open source way of making AI practical for most people, has come along just as well.

It tells us that human innovation, when you have something close to a free marketplace, which we do here in the United States,

makes our lives easier. It makes our costs lower. It takes our pain away.

All we have to do is let ourselves work and not rely on the government to be our savior.

So look, don't have all the gloom and doom about AI and chat GPT and everything else.

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So many stupid buttons I got over here.

Speaking of AI, two things first.

I did, I felt so bad once I actually discovered the truth about Jeff E. Jeff Fisher

as you know on Saturday mornings with myself.

We get together and we do something online and I don't know what you call it,

but we call it Saturday Morning Live.

And this past Saturday we discovered that in fact,

well, Jeff has a slight disability and I, again,

I feel bad for ever making fun of him to begin with because this is Jeff Fisher's true form.

Wait until I see it and I'm going to hit there we go.

All right, time to go up.

And who knows?

Who knows?

Who knew that Jeff Fisher had no legs?

I didn't know that.

I mean, all these years I've seen Jeff E and...

All right, time to go up.

And I still don't know what the hell he says right there.

Whoa, got to get out!

Help!

I mean, it's weird, I'll give you that.

We were talking about him getting one of those because he hasn't been able to go up the stairs

to his second floor penthouse at his home for some time because of an injury he suffered to his back

and his knees and his elbows, his neck, his feet, his hips.

Pretty much everything between his feet and his head is broken,

but so we were talking about getting one of those little stairlifting things

that you ride up the stairs and down the stairs on instead of having to walk.

And so, AI decided to illustrate what a nice system it would be for Mr. Fisher

and for some reason decided to take away his legs.

I do not know why.

Maybe it knows something we don't know.

I have no idea, but I did feel bad all this time.

We've been making fun of him and the man has no legs.

Here's something good about the animals in China.

They're not just eating them.

Well, yeah, they kind of are.

But these were seven dogs that had gone missing from owners in what area of China is this?

It is...

I think it's the Hink Chao province.

Look at the Hink Chao province to you.

Ron, I'm pretty sure that.

You see that of the Hink Chao province.

Okay.

It's one of those that the Hink Chao and the Hink Chao province in China.

That would be the northeast province of China.

So, these seven dogs had been stolen from owners in some other part of that particular province

and taken to a meat processing plant.

Yep, they eat the dogs over there.

I don't know if they eat pussy cats or not, but they might.

But they eat the dogs, so the dogs were taken to this facility and somehow, if this is true.

I mean, we all want to believe what's the movie called?

The Long Journey?

Incredible Journey, right?

I'm in the movie.

No, I've heard of that.

Let's see.

Not the gay one.

Not the gay one that you watched, but the other one.

The one about animals.

Incredible Journey.

I think it's a dog in a cat and a turtle or something.

Anyway.

So, these seven dogs, they all broke out, apparently.

It is.

It's called the Incredible Journey.

Yes.

It's actually too long to like cast.

That's what I said.

A dog in a cat and a minibird.

And these seven dogs, they were spotted all hanging around.

It was Golden Retriever, a Labrador, a German Shepherd, and a pecanese.

Of course, they had the pecanese there because they needed a translator on the way back home.

The German Shepherd just ate their worthless as far as translations.

They just want to bite everything.

But they were, they all hung together until they got close to their,

like neighborhoods, and then they split up in each one individually,

went to their own homes.

Again, is it true?

It's a nice story.

If it is, I'd like to believe it.

The pictures were taken by a passer by by the name of Lou.

Malu, L.U., who spotted the animals traveling together on the Chengcheng Expressway,

which is very close to Chengcheng Province.

I'm pretty sure.

He shared it on Duyin, that is, Chinese version of TikTok,

and he appealed for help from local authorities.

I don't know what that means.

He told the mainland Chinese media outlet Dahi Daily.

They resemble a band of little brothers in distress, moving in unison, nothing like stray dogs.

He said he tried several times to guide the animals to safety, but they ignored his calls.

Yeah, because he looked like the same dude who came by and swept him all up to take him to the meat processing plant.

What was it that they, leading the group was a corgi leader identified in Chinese media.

Where's the corgi?

Is that him right there?

Is that a corgi butt?

Back there, yeah, it looks like a corgi butt right there.

And there is a, apparently, there's a slideshow.

Oh, look at that.

There's a video somewhere.

Yeah, it, but you have to sit through 14 pre-rolls.

And look, is that the pecanese running over going, hey, where's that?

Yeah, that's it.

Notice the corgi does not show its face.

It's almost like it's a wild dog.

We've only seen the back end of the corgi.

I'm just saying it's suspicious.

And the pecanese is there going, hey, can you help?

Because he's the one who speaks the native language.

The corgi at the front repeatedly looked back as if checking the others were still following.

Gold retriever could also be seen walking along the outer edge of the group as if keeping watch.

The clip was recorded March 16th by the passerby.

And another person who was a volunteer from a local stray dog.

Her name is Tung Tung.

She said in the video, I don't know if she's from the Chinchung province or not possibly.

I don't know.

Do you know where Tung Tung is from?

I have no idea.

You know where Chinchung is, right?

I don't.

And you call yourself a worker.

I know where Chin's in is.

That's all I know.

It's next to, it's next to Chinchung, right?

Probably.

Okay, just a second.

On the morning of 18th March, a woke up to find it was snowing in Chinchung.

Especially worried about the seven dogs afraid if they hadn't eaten or drunk anything.

So I borrowed a drone and set off to search for them.

And volunteers deployed a drone to track the animal's movements, help guide them back.

They eventually traced back to three households in a nearby village.

Whereas reported that they provided enough meat for an entire community to eat for two weeks.

So fabulous, fabulous story there.

The, you know, with the German Shepherd seven, they tried to hook him, right?

Nine.

You see, there are only seven though.

That's the problem.

One about mommy says, of course, my corgis are cousin brothers.

Wait.

Wade.

And then they were eaten.

It scares me that we thought of the same thing at the same time.

It just, it frightens me just a little bit, but not nearly as much as gay den.

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Sometimes we are on YouTube.

Sometimes we're not.

It all depends on whether YouTube is being a Joni or a Tony.

Most of the time it's Tony, which is, of course, the crazy one.

And so we, it's a love-hate relationship.

I still have to go to YouTube school to learn how to be a better person, apparently,

because we, what did we do?

What did we get busted for?

It was a copyright strike, but I can't remember what it was for.

It was something.

Oh, I know what it was.

It was the cool commercial.

Oh, the cool commercial.

Yeah, cigarette commercial from the 1950s.

Yeah, so some dickhead says that, you know, it's a copyright.

That fits a 1950s cigarette commercial, you pecker would.

I'm not bitter, though.

Anyway, I've got to go to, like, I guess it's the YouTube version of traffic school.

Wrong, you should do that because you're crippled and you can't do anything else.

You should sit there and do traffic school for YouTube.

Is that a volunteer?

Are you doing a volunteer?

I can't see YouTube to do the traffic school.

All right, kids, just understand then that when the fit hits the shan,

it's your old uncle Bradley, who's out there taking the lead, the hot lead for you,

while your mommy wrong sits at home and watches Starfleet Academy,

which, again, back to my original point, Starfleet Academy has been,

they call it canceled anymore.

I don't know that they call it canceled,

but it's not renewed after season two.

So they're still going to air season two.

At least they say they're going to air season two because they've always shot the thing.

They shot them back to back, which I think is because they knew that it sucked

and they better get all of the, use the cameras all they could while they had them,

because they weren't going to get a second chance at it.

And so, and I'm, I'm going to pay, I'm even going to say his name right,

Colleen Villene, the gay Klingon.

From what I've seen,

dude has been the classiest of these people so far to come out and say,

look, it's, and nobody, I mean, when you're working on anything,

it sucks to get the notice that you're canceled.

Believe it or not, they all felt they were doing a good show.

I guess, I mean, they, by assuming that they all felt that we're doing such a good job

we're making really good TV.

Unfortunately, they weren't for the most,

most of the audience who all seven of them really thought it sucked.

But again, this dude, Colleen Villene played the gay Klingon

and see, this is insta, so I have to hit that.

And then, all I was like, nah.

Season, that is really hard for me to say,

because I love this show so much.

I got the chance to create 20 episodes within, you know,

one of the most iconic sci-fi franchises of all time,

alongside some of the most experienced and talented artists in this entire industry.

And there is 10 episodes.

Season two was basically just season one turned all the way up.

I also have so much behind the scenes content that I'm going to continue sharing.

Thank you guys so much for supporting me, supporting J.D. and supporting this show.

So kudos to him for not being a douche canoe

when he is giving his, you know, little social media tata for now.

And I swear I thought this was parody,

but apparently it's not because I guess that's the name of his insta.

Season two is gay AF, and I have so much behind the scenes content coming your way.

So in this case, they knew they were making, they were querying up Star Trek.

I'm not sure why they thought that was necessary other than it appears to me that all of them

on that team think that everything should be queered up because everything's better when it's queer,

or with chocolate on it, which is in some cases the same thing.

But at least he's not being a giant douche canoe out there,

which cannot be, say, said for some of the other dingle nuts on the cast,

which the one, the Gemadar chick, the one with the lizard head, the thingies on her head,

the chick that shouldn't be, it shouldn't exist because she's a Gemadar

because she's half-cling on and half-way, is it Tellerite, whatever it is,

which they're, they're originally created in Star Trek lore as a...

Is that the black and white face?

No, she's the, she's the, the Gemadar really should not exist

because they were, they were basically created as a clone army in Star Trek lore.

Let me see if I can just get to the image of her, which is right.

What the hell is it, right?

You're gonna know who it is as soon as you see her.

You're gonna, oh, her, that one.

And it's like, yeah, that one.

Where the hell is it?

I don't know what it is.

Is it Genesis?

It's a lizard head.

No, no, no, it's the other one.

It's the other, it's the fat one.

It's one of, I know, you have to, which fat one are you talking about?

It's the, she sat at the front desk and answered phones, I think, in the show.

I think that was her main, anyway.

Gina Yashir, I think it's her name.

Anyway, when you hear what she said, I mean, what a total,

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