Aug 17, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 13 segments
"No Internet Kill Switch?'
Mick RavenHost
Everyone's fearful that AI m- may take their job, and according to most of the stuff that's floating around on YouTube, it will.

So it's all new to me, and I don't really wanna know about it because I enjoy, you're gonna laugh when you hear this, I enjoy making mistakes.

If I get an absolute answer all the time and I don't question it, I'm not learning, and neither is anyone else.

So for me, I like problem-solving, but to hand it to another artificial intelligence means you're, uh, not using human intelligence.

Now, they say that AI is so smart it'll become super intelligence, but then a- when it gets to that point, it's called the singularity.

As soon as we get to that, the AI looks at people in general, we're talking about 99.9%, probably most except for a, a tiny minority that hold the keys to power and the internet, and I do mean power as in energy, people like Elon Musk and people like that, that know that that's where it's at, may still survive in the future.

But the rest of us are gone because once super intelligence gets smarter than us, one by one we get knocked off the pedestal until we're all down.


Even though to us, we have families, we have outings, we do all sorts of stuff within our religions and that, and we find that, um, you know, all-encompassing.

Even the other day they had a rerun, I think it was, um, on the Italian World Cup, you know, way back in the day with Baffoon and all that when they won, and people go, "So what?" But when you watch it and you see that they won, the whole country went ballistic and you realize it's sort of beyond sport.

I, I don't wanna say the word family 'cause it's unrelated people, but a collective consciousness, a, a, a, a really good positive feeling just among the winners.

Everyone's fearful that AI m- may take their job, and according to most of the stuff that's floating around on YouTube, it will.

So it's all new to me, and I don't really wanna know about it because I enjoy, you're gonna laugh when you hear this, I enjoy making mistakes.

If I get an absolute answer all the time and I don't question it, I'm not learning, and neither is anyone else.

So for me, I like problem-solving, but to hand it to another artificial intelligence means you're, uh, not using human intelligence.

Now, they say that AI is so smart it'll become super intelligence, but then a- when it gets to that point, it's called the singularity.

As soon as we get to that, the AI looks at people in general, we're talking about 99.9%, probably most except for a, a tiny minority that hold the keys to power and the internet, and I do mean power as in energy, people like Elon Musk and people like that, that know that that's where it's at, may still survive in the future.

But the rest of us are gone because once super intelligence gets smarter than us, one by one we get knocked off the pedestal until we're all down.


Even though to us, we have families, we have outings, we do all sorts of stuff within our religions and that, and we find that, um, you know, all-encompassing.

Even the other day they had a rerun, I think it was, um, on the Italian World Cup, you know, way back in the day with Baffoon and all that when they won, and people go, "So what?" But when you watch it and you see that they won, the whole country went ballistic and you realize it's sort of beyond sport.

I, I don't wanna say the word family 'cause it's unrelated people, but a collective consciousness, a, a, a, a really good positive feeling just among the winners.
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