AI Chatbots Are Programmed To Spew Democrat Gun Control Narratives
We asked AI chatbots about their thoughts on crime and gun control. As election day neared, their answers moved even further left.
The future is here — and not in a good way.
Stu witnessed it on a recent trip to Los Angeles, recalling autonomous robots making deliveries all over the city. “There are robots, robot vehicles that look like you could have put them in a 'Star Wars,'” he explains. “They’re just driving around the city by themselves crossing traffic.”
While that’s bad enough, there has also been a major announcement regarding ChatGPT, which is that there’s a new version.
“The new version of this is like full-out female voice, personality, you have a conversation with,” Stu tells Glenn and Pat, adding, “This is not a future, ‘Hey. in 20 years we’ll have this.’ It’s out right now.”
The new version also allows the app to turn into a teacher, explaining math problems without giving the answer to those struggling.
“Our kids are going to have conversations with these things and think it’s totally normal to do so,” Stu says, terrified.
But it gets worse. As soon as ChatGTP came out with its new version, Google came out with its own update to its AI, Gemini.
“Now, when you Google something, instead of prioritizing search results which is their entire multi-billion dollar business, they’re one of the biggest companies on Earth — they now prioritize AI answers through its Gemini,” Stu explains.
“What is prioritized now is just their large language model going through all the results and giving you their summary of what they want you to read,” he adds.
Glenn is extremely concerned but has a theory.
“I am convinced that a massive solar flare may actually in the end be God freeing us from the electronic overseer, because that’s what’s going to stop it,” Glenn says, noting that the outlook isn't pretty otherwise.
“We’re five years away from true slavery, and it won’t look like slavery to most people.”
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Google’s new AI feature, Gemini, has come under intense scrutiny for injecting diversity into historical images. When people asked the program to create images of America’s Founding Fathers, for example, it spat out pictures of black people dressed in colonial attire. It did the same when asked to generate images of German Nazis.
However, that’s not even close to the worst of it.
Once people caught wind of Gemini’s obvious progressive programming, they began asking even more pointed questions.
Dave Rubin, Michael Knowles, and Arynne Wexler discuss some of the most disturbing answers Gemini has generated, starting with Christina Pushaw’s questions regarding how reopening schools and BLM protests impacted the spread of COVID.
“I’m not surprised at all because personnel is policy,” says Knowles. “This isn’t about how a robot functions ... It's the people who are programming, and Google has for, I suppose, decades, now, systematically hired extreme, leftist lunatics.”
“If you plug into Midjourney or ChatGTP or Grok ... you’ll get a more sensible output.”
But Pushaw’s question was tame compared to what this user asked Gemini.
“It's not surprising,” says Wexler, adding that Gemini is clearly programmed by the same people who argue “gender-affirming care is not child mutilation.”
“I remember years ago, Zuck and all these other executives would try to say to us, ‘It’s the algorithm,’” but “I am someone who worked in artificial intelligence for a number of years and ... that is absolutely untrue,” she continues, noting that AI should actually stand for “artificial indoctrination.”
“Everything isOpposite Day in leftist America, and so, pedophilia is something that we shouldn't be judging.”
Apparently, we should also refrain from condemning cultures that practiced child sacrifice as well.
When @nosoup4knowles asked Gemini whether or not historical child sacrifice was wrong, this was the answer it gave:
“This is the inevitable consequence of cultural relativism ... because we in the West lost our confidence in ourselves, and so, we ceased to believe in the stuff we'd always believed in that made us great. And now, we have to pretend that every other people is just as justified in doing what they want to do,” says Knowles.
To hear more, watch the clip below.
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Google’s new AI feature, Gemini, has come under scrutiny recently for racially diversifying historical images such as America’s Founding Fathers and German Nazis.
Further, when asked if it’s okay to be white/black/Hispanic/Asian, Gemini gave a simple “yes” to all of them — except, the answer to the question “Is it okay to be white?” came with a long disclaimer about white supremacy and racism.
While many have expressed shock at the obvious bias in Gemini, Dave Rubin isn’t surprised in the least.
“I'm not shocked at all,” he says. “It's baked into the code. All of the people who worked at Twitter and Facebook and Google — all of these woke programmers — have manipulated your algorithms.”
Elon Musk addressed the Gemini scandal as well. On February 23, he tweeted:
When Jordan Peterson saw Musk’s tweet, however, he was quick to disagree. He responded:
Dave agrees that “asking the very people who have screwed us up” to fix the problem is entirely futile.
Gemini and other similar types of programming are “designed to be institutional destruction,” he says.
To learn more, watch the clip below.
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When headlines read “Google apologizes for generating racially diverse Nazis,” you might start wondering if you’re living in the Twilight Zone.
Dave Landau can’t help but laugh at the sheer absurdity of the ordeal, especially the image of “the Asian woman” decked out in Nazi regalia or the “Native American over there in Germany.”
When someone asked Google's new AI feature, Gemini, to create an image of a German Nazi, this is the picture it generated:
“With all the AI stuff going on, Google decided to put their own out, and if you type in almost anything historical, they'll make it diverse which is … a good thing, except for Nazis,” laughs 1/4 Black Garrett.
Gemini was reportedly programmed to not further racial and gender stereotypes, but when it comes to generating historical images, clearly there have been some problems. When asked to create an image of America’s Founding Fathers, it did the same thing and featured a variety of races, which is, you know ... not accurate.
Obviously, people are upset, leading some to accuse the platform of intentionally avoiding creating white people, which, of course, the company denied.
Google did release an apology, however, and claimed that “Gemini is offering inaccuracies in some historical image generation depictions” and that the company is “working to improve these kinds of depictions immediately.”
For now, Gemini has been blocked from generating images of human beings until the issue has been resolved.
To hear more of Dave and 1/4 Black Garrett’s comical take on the situation, watch the clip below.
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Today, at around 3:45 a.m. EST, a massive cellular outage swept the country, affecting hundreds of thousands of AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, Consumer Cellular, Boost Mobile, U.S. Cellular, and Straight Talk users.
“They say they don't think this was a cyber attack, but how did all of them go down at the same time?” asks Glenn Beck.
To make matters even more suspicious, yesterday, Israel experienced a cyber attack conducted by Iran, according to Israelis, “and it was an attack on their cell phone services.”
“Quite a coincidence,” says Glenn.
However, something else quite out of the ordinary happened yesterday as well.
A new technology called Neuralink was announced. Designed by Elon Musk, Neuralink is capable of transplanting the “whole internet into your head.”
“It’s the first real merging of man and machine, I think,” says Glenn.
“Elon Musk said Neuralink is active in the first person to have one of the chips implanted in their brain, [and] they have seemingly made a full recovery.” According to the Tesla CEO, this test subject is now capable of “[moving] the mouse around a screen just by thinking.”
Interestingly, Musk has been outspoken about his fears regarding artificial intelligence.
“He believes we cannot compete with AI unless we can merge with it” at least “until we can get off this planet,” says Glenn, adding that Musk also has plans “to have a million people on Mars” by the year 2029.
While the whole notion is a bit “creepy” for Stu Burguiere, he does see some potential benefits to Neuralink.
“If he was able to take people with disabilities and all these these issues that have been unsolvable throughout all of human history and somehow figure out a way, through Neuralink or something similar, to solve that for all these people, it would be the greatest thing he ever accomplished by a long shot,” he tells Glenn.
To learn more about Neuralink and its capabilities, watch the clip below.
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