May 6, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 19 segments
**In This Episode:** Are you an AI? Robot music… is it good or bad? Ditching VPN and saving photos. This week the TEH Podcast is hosted by **Leo Notenboom**, the “Chief Question Answerer” at…
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I- it's one of those that, you know, you, you, you read it, and you go, "Ha ha.
Oh, yeah, it made me think." The question was this: "How do I know that you're not AI?"
They're somewhat obvious, um, if you n- especially if you know what to look for.
But as I keep saying in so many different places, today's AI is the worst AI you will ever experience, meaning of course that everything's gonna get better.
So the fact that today, um, an AI video of someone, uh, doesn't have them doing things like scratching their nose or-
... you know, you know, whatever, it, just these random things that aren't really part of the presentation, but they're just part of what it means to be living in a human meat sack, um, they're going to start replicating that to the point where you won't be able to tell.
And it also falls into that category of you can't prove a negative, right? You can't prove that something does-
Uh, but it also sent me down a different path, and that is does it matter? And I mean that in the sense that especially with what you and I do, we provide information, we provide education, we provide answers.
If you're getting an answer from a source that is correct, is complete, is easily understandable, is presented in a way that works for you, does it matter?
I- it's one of those that, you know, you, you, you read it, and you go, "Ha ha.
Oh, yeah, it made me think." The question was this: "How do I know that you're not AI?"
They're somewhat obvious, um, if you n- especially if you know what to look for.
But as I keep saying in so many different places, today's AI is the worst AI you will ever experience, meaning of course that everything's gonna get better.
So the fact that today, um, an AI video of someone, uh, doesn't have them doing things like scratching their nose or-
... you know, you know, whatever, it, just these random things that aren't really part of the presentation, but they're just part of what it means to be living in a human meat sack, um, they're going to start replicating that to the point where you won't be able to tell.
And it also falls into that category of you can't prove a negative, right? You can't prove that something does-
Uh, but it also sent me down a different path, and that is does it matter? And I mean that in the sense that especially with what you and I do, we provide information, we provide education, we provide answers.
If you're getting an answer from a source that is correct, is complete, is easily understandable, is presented in a way that works for you, does it matter?
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