Sep 17, 2026 · 1 hr 19 min · 17 segments
· How has AI directly contributed to suicides (by children and adults)? We share specific and extremely disturbing true stories about these victims in this episode. · How has AI also…
Brian WhittenHost
Angela HoyHost
Clayton JonesGuest
And he came out with a statement that basically said that AI can actually kill all of humanity in the next decade, meaning within the next four years.

Now, when he was kind of pressed on it, and asked about how that's going to happen, I still haven't heard a real specific answer.

Nobody was saying, well, exactly what does that mean? How are they going to kill off humanity in the next decade? Well, you and I were talking about it.

And they being people, but when people start using AI to help with the process...

Because a human being can only go through so many password attempts or trying to decode something.

Put an AI client on the job, and it just goes and goes and goes, and it goes very, very fast, and it can come up with decoding and decrypting, things like that.

And he came out with a statement that basically said that AI can actually kill all of humanity in the next decade, meaning within the next four years.

Now, when he was kind of pressed on it, and asked about how that's going to happen, I still haven't heard a real specific answer.

Nobody was saying, well, exactly what does that mean? How are they going to kill off humanity in the next decade? Well, you and I were talking about it.

And they being people, but when people start using AI to help with the process...

Because a human being can only go through so many password attempts or trying to decode something.

Put an AI client on the job, and it just goes and goes and goes, and it goes very, very fast, and it can come up with decoding and decrypting, things like that.
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