Premiere Retirement With Jeff Vogan
Sep 21, 2026 · 50 min · 14 segments
In this episode Jeff discusses the recent opinion that in 10 years, AI could kill us. Also the retirement tax window most people ignore or waste, the retirement bucket list price tag, and he answers…
My wife came to me last week and said, hey, I just saw on the news that AI is going to kill us all.
So I think what they're talking about is that artificial intelligence has the ability now to maybe talk amongst itself and come up with its own nefarious intentions, and all this is going to be put into a robot, and the robots are going to kill us.
So let's talk to you, Jeff, about this, because you seem to have some intelligence about this sort of thing.
Do you think that AI really is a threat to human beings right now, or will it be a threat to humans in 10 years?
Like just all the crap you can get, all the nefarious activities you can do online now.
I was just thinking about gambling over the weekend, how some of my friends and family just can't stop betting and stuff.
Their internet can always cause problems because the normal human being has tendencies to be carnal in nature and just take care of the flesh and, I guess, personal interests rather than the greater good.
I think AI has developed to kind of be that same way, to take care of its own personal interests and not really be there for the greater good, even though it's programmed to be so.
I don't know that AI is going to be put into a robot where they're going to walk around and kill us, but they probably could, or they could program things that might kill us, like maybe... program things where your car won't work and it makes your crash, where it gases out you in your own house because it changes something in your, lets the gas turn on or something.
I mean, it could probably find ways to kill us off if it wants to, if it thinks we're a threat to it.
I think it's interesting that Anthropic and some of the executives that have gotten to that level, and some of the programmers that are in these AI programs are scared of it.
My wife came to me last week and said, hey, I just saw on the news that AI is going to kill us all.
So I think what they're talking about is that artificial intelligence has the ability now to maybe talk amongst itself and come up with its own nefarious intentions, and all this is going to be put into a robot, and the robots are going to kill us.
So let's talk to you, Jeff, about this, because you seem to have some intelligence about this sort of thing.
Do you think that AI really is a threat to human beings right now, or will it be a threat to humans in 10 years?
Like just all the crap you can get, all the nefarious activities you can do online now.
I was just thinking about gambling over the weekend, how some of my friends and family just can't stop betting and stuff.
Their internet can always cause problems because the normal human being has tendencies to be carnal in nature and just take care of the flesh and, I guess, personal interests rather than the greater good.
I think AI has developed to kind of be that same way, to take care of its own personal interests and not really be there for the greater good, even though it's programmed to be so.
I don't know that AI is going to be put into a robot where they're going to walk around and kill us, but they probably could, or they could program things that might kill us, like maybe... program things where your car won't work and it makes your crash, where it gases out you in your own house because it changes something in your, lets the gas turn on or something.
I mean, it could probably find ways to kill us off if it wants to, if it thinks we're a threat to it.
I think it's interesting that Anthropic and some of the executives that have gotten to that level, and some of the programmers that are in these AI programs are scared of it.
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