0:05 Hey, how do you guys How do you guys feel about meta making social media accounts remain active after the user has passed away using AI? What? That should be illegal. >> Remain active? >> Like continuously post, still message them, you can talk to them, and the AI will take over using the information of that person's communication style. >> I don't think that's cool. But is it an option that like someone that has power of attorney can do? Like let's say a family member? I don't know. I don't >> about AI doing it. Auto responses. implemented yet, but there's like I think they're they're discussing I thought there was like a death switch on Facebook like after you pass, like someone can kind of submit and say this person passed. I've seen it. I've seen people post on like I guess past pages,
0:55 and they still provide updates. Like on like either like a funeral's going to happen or whatever. What about like just where the person simulates like they're alive still? Well, like let's say like No. Kind of, but let's say the person you knew like a let's say it's old friend, right? Passes away. Oh, damn, dude. I got to ask this I forgot to ask this fool something when he was alive. No. You can still ask him and he can be like, "Oh, yeah. I got my refrigerator at Whirlpool." You know, like >> [laughter] >> Something like Thank you for telling me. I don't think that's right because I I try to look at like what are some really bad situations to get in, and imagine through AI, through whatever, the the page ends up getting canceled. So, you're going to cancel a dead person? That'd be funny. You know what I mean? So, I just feel like it's just so like Like I just feel like it's so weird. So,
1:45 just like just end it, you know? Well, what what about if it was the consent of the person? Cuz what I find kind of cool >> Oh, wow. Yeah, that's gangster. >> Say like um like let's say I I'm diagnosed like of like terminally ill, right? Yeah, and then I have like nine-year-olds or something, right? I have kids. And then I'm like, "F███, you know what would be really cool? It's like It's kind of like um that one movie where he's like, "Keep recording till they get older." So then you can download your thoughts, your your everything, like how you want things to be answered. Um you could like upload a bunch of ████ and then your the AI basically develops what you would probably say based on your like personality. And then now your kids can like get insight, thoughts, actual family
2:37 history, and then still be connected to you. That would be ████ cool. >> That's gangster. Nah, ████ that, dude. No? ████ that. You got to do it yourself. You can't use AI. That's that's the rule, dude, cuz it's weird. >> Uh okay. Maybe you would just you could record Yeah. answers to different questions. Yeah, you got to do a video course for your kids. If you got any want them to have pieces of you, you got to do yourself. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I don't know what it is. Who needs that? I don't know what it is, but it feels like a unhealthy grieving process, and even a potential for for potential for unhealthy attachment. >> 100%. Cuz cuz that's the whole point in life, right? >> Yeah. That's true. There's a end to >> You're right. You're right. It's like there has to be a finality, and if you take that away, and it's just meta letting the AI, that's creepy. Who would want this giant corporation to be
3:28 ████ taking control of your account? >> loved one that passed away, and you're just like, "I just don't know how to move on without you." Hit enter, and it comes up, "Try calling BetterHelp for more consultations on getting over depression." >> [laughter] >> That's a good lead magnet. Yeah, I feel like there's Yeah, it doesn't it seem like there's more good than bad that can come from that. Well, it it To me, it's just creepy that Meta wants to even Oh yeah, bad than good. My bad. Because I think I think bad because I think technology has already taken a toll on the mental health of people and that is going in the negative for sure. People are using ChatGPT as their therapist and stuff and like that's fine. That's cool, but you know that like you could control the ChatGPT. You like based on what you tell it to do, it'll
4:18 only give out what you want, right? So it's like that alone like a therapist in theory is supposed to be an objective person, right? And then ChatGPT could definitely be corrupted and it could be like, you know, messed with a little bit. >> Who's writing the algorithm? Who's writing the programming? What about in the in the vein of like the Tony Robbins app? How that's like a AI version of him, but it has all the information of everything he's written so that he can give you the appropriate answer for Well, I think it's valuable because of who Tony Robbins is, right? He's built the whole career of giving like almost self-help and and therapy to like thousands of people and you know him as this like monolith in the in this industry. So in that way I think it's to fine, right? Like cuz he's still providing a service to the people. Yeah, but then if it's just like just so you can keep the memory of someone that passed and
5:09 you know, through AI like I don't know. It just feels a slippery slope. Let's say a scientist and he's like a genius mind, right? And then they upload all of their studies, everything and then um if you it's almost like Google, but specifically for this scientist, right? Like Einstein or whatever. And then if you want to ask particular questions to that instead of sifting through all of their research, they'll answer it for you like that. That work That works. >> that's fine, but then if it's like, you know, some guy from Nebraska who has a family of like like six kids and he died >> [laughter] >> and then and then but the the what's weird is Meta taking over the account. Like that is what's weird to me. Okay, how about this? What would would you say this works in any capacity? Let's say that um you passed away, right? Tiff now
5:59 uh through the power of technology there's an app that will examine every single text you guys have ever had and she can continue texting you. I wouldn't want that for her. Like I wouldn't want her to be texting a dead like version of me. You know what I mean? Would you want it available as an option if she was like maybe in the future I might want to try it? Right now, as of now? >> Yeah, as of now. But wouldn't it be sweet though that you program it to like ████ text you text her like good morning and ████ like that? So this is back sir. >> [laughter] >> Yeah, run on sentences. You know you know what you know >> [laughter] >> you know what feels weird? It almost feels like porn. Oh. You know what I mean? It feels like um cuz then what's the next step? Then get ████
6:49 latex Nick. And then so she can ████ him so she can ████ him in the ████ bedroom. >> is just as mediocre. >> Yeah, like >> [laughter] >> next dead, let's get latex Nick out. Nick's like that. Latex he's a sex doll. Yeah, and he's ready to suck on some ████ >> His mouth open like he's going to give head like It's just like I don't know it feels like um Yeah, I don't know. It Don't knock it till you try. And and I could be completely wrong, but it's just my my primal or visceral feeling is like there is this process of grieving and you know like >> Cuz part of grieving is letting go at the end, right? Like accepting that this person is gone and moving on. Like we there was a story about a kid I remember we did it on JK where he he thought he was talking to Khaleesi on Chatroulette and he killed himself. >> Dude. >> That's an IQ issue though. Yeah, but like you know even if like the craziest state of mind that you might be in like
7:40 you just don't know what your brain's going to do, especially if you're experiencing loss and you're grieving. Like and then you just have you're just talking to a dead AI person. Right. Feels like that shouldn't be a thing. >> feels like it's for nothing. And also too, like I could totally see them carrying this out anyway. If I were to challenge my own thoughts It's scary. Yeah, you know, like if I were to challenge my own thoughts Yeah. I think in an app is too accessible. Uh-huh. But like let's say you had a mausoleum. Yeah. And then you put like okay, I'm like the great grandpa of this family. Then you put my AI in there and then when they come and visit me once a year or whatever, they can talk to me. Is that how future AI is? Well, it's more like they keep them alive neck up. >> Yeah. It's just a head in a jar. >> Yeah. See, that seems more chill. >> Something like that where like you go to the tomb, right? And then like you can talk and then but you exit and you leave and you don't have a relationship with
8:31 the app. I think that's when it's weird when you have a relationship with a dead person versus going to kind of like >> Really them, yeah. Yeah, versus going to like oh The library of memories. >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. It feels It feels a little bit different versus like like I'm just trying to sustain this relationship even though it's over. I'm going to try to achieve immortality through AI. So like there's so much content of me that they can just download and then they can get a general idea of who I am or at least my persona. And then I can upload as many of my thoughts and whatever as I can uh through the decades and then with that we'll have Latex Joe. You in that you imp Yeah, you you input all that in Latex Joe and just ████ immortalize that dude. >> funny. You you left all your data for
9:22 Ken to transfer. Oh my god, and deletes half of it. >> [laughter] [laughter] >> And then I'm only all that work. I could only hear from one ear cuz he deleted the sound file, too. >> [laughter] >> You have half of the Joe. Yeah, it definitely is >> like the idea though of a like a library of memory that like it's a you could you could like family history wise cuz Yeah. beyond my grandparents, I don't know my great grandparents and their parents and that would be so cool, right? >> It's just like a part of me just feels like it's it's not that far away from like when you go to like a museum and there's a robotic guy going, "I'm Thomas Edison. I invented the light bulb." It's like Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, it just feels like even if they were to get it
10:13 as accurate as possible, like There's going to be some hiccups. >> Like if I was alive watching myself be done that way, I'd be like, "That's nothing like what I would say." You know, like I think the real person would never be fully on board. Maybe maybe it's not there yet, but but that would be ████ sick to talk to your family tree. What if it was just like actual events and memory? So, like let's say there's a process here where you you just talk like into a mic, right? And then you talk about your memory of your parents, family history >> That's better, yeah. >> did, right? So, then it's just it's just basically like a Google search engine where it's answering things to your ancestors >> Yeah. of like how you grew up, where you lived, your lifestyle, your childhood, what you did for work, you know, all that stuff. And then so like they could get to know each generation. Yeah. And I
11:04 think that's ████ sick because like have you guys ever tried to trace like the family history? Like I know who the identities are of my great grandparents and then like what they've done for work, Yeah. but that's the extent. I don't know anything else about them. And it's funny because in my in my parents' house, in my childhood bedroom, there's a camcorder on my shelf. The last thing I recorded on that camcorder was uh me talking to my future kids back when I was like I want to say like 19. Oh my god, YOU BETTER DOWNLOAD that ████ I know, but then but then I recorded it uh Oh no, I was I was older than that. I think I was like 20 23 24, but I recorded it the day that my dog died. So you must have been so sad. >> I wanted to share like I didn't know who to talk to about it really cuz like this
11:54 is my only pet that I have. My dog died and I was like damn I don't I don't know what to how do I like release this like feelings? So then I recorded on my camcorder and I was just like talking to my kids about loss and like [clears throat] I've never watched it back because like I was like so like I just need to like tell someone cuz I feel like so sad. And then like I I made a video like to being like I just lost my dog today. I'm probably much older than you are now, but like I just wanted to describe how it felt and like provide some kind of lesson for if they lose something or lose me. I'm like this is you know like my first time. This is the biggest loss I felt in my life. And then I just like left the tape in the camcorder and it's just sitting in there [laughter] and I'm like dude do I want to watch that ████ It's probably mad embarrassing now. So dude [laughter] this is the stupidest thing a 23 year old could ever say. Yeah, that's why I don't want to watch it cuz I knew that if I'd watch it I'd delete it. It'd be like gay. You know
12:45 what I mean? But I just left it there because I'm like that that to me is like I think recording ████ like you said like real recordings for the future beats ████ AI assuming what you'd say. Yeah yeah yeah. It's it like it would mean more to the kid. Is if you record like from a kid all the way up until old age, right? And then what AI can do is pull that per era. So like let's say you go to great grandpa and you go hey great grandpa like how was life like when you were 12? And then because they recorded at 12 years old they could be like in the moment like hologram ████ Star Wars style. They'll come out. Hey, so I'm 12 years old right now, this is whatever whatever, this is what's going on. I listen to this dude all the >> what he's asking him. And it's just a
13:35 video of him using a massager on his dick. [laughter] Smoking a cigarette.
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