So, you have all of these AI um chat
bots and stuff and you know, media
outlets probably employ chat bots to
write articles and all of the
information that the AI calls from is
just what's on the internet and like a
lot of um liberal media outlets and
things like this. And now you have a
situation where Grock just got a
contract with the DoD to do stuff. Grock
recently went on like a whole, you know,
bunch of nasty tirades or whatever that
was widely reported on. um sort of
amusing but also you know a little
disturbing when you consider that now
they are
kind of disturbing when you realize that
they're going to put these AIs into
killbots right
and to self-driving cars who look if the
argument got
so they're putting Grock in the car but
if the argument is this was a rogue
accident where Grock started saying that
it agreed with Hitler or whatever what
happens when your car running on Grock
decides to agree with Hitler and just
running people down
and how do we and how can we encourage
How can we encourage like the makers of
Grock and ChatGpt and all of the other
ones to use conservative media and
conservative stories to train their AI?
Well, he's trying to, but there aren't
any.
There's a lot.
Yeah, I know. But
I mean, Human Events goes back to like
1948 or something.
How many articles?
Let's let's let's try this. Okay. Uh,
I'm gonna I'm gonna I'm gonna ask our
robot friend. I don't I don't think I
think you have to use force. The force
of
NT write per day.
How many articles does NT write per day?
Uh, 150 with 250 on Sunday and 65 daily
blogs.
Yeah, that's a lot. I mean,
postmillennial we do probably about 20
to 25 a day and at human events we do
like, you know, six or seven.
So, the issue is there are a bunch of
these like like like let's do this. How
many
articles does CNN write per day? I bet
they write more.
Maybe not. Let's see what they do. CNN
uh let's see. Oh my go Wait. In May they
produce 9,430
pieces of content.
That is a lot of content. Well,
300 pieces per day.
Some of that could be video content.
It it right. It is it it is video uh uh
it's it's uh articles that are largely
graphic based
but you're still putting out that
information which will be absorbed and
how does the the anti-establishment
independent media space compete with
that if they're producing at 10% then
the training models are going to be at
10%.
That makes a lot of sense but at the
same time now we're feeding these tools.
We're using these tools in government.
We're using these tools to generate
content and information and we're we're
instilling in these tools a bias that
would take a century to to deconstruct
if it were ever possible to deconstruct
it in the first face.