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Speaker 1 (00:00):
He's joining us now to give us insight on AI.
Thank you for joining us, Sean.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
You're welcome, christy.
It's really interesting howmost people are not aware of the
story behind the story with AI.
As you know, openai came on thescene with Chad GPT.
It blew everyone away itscapabilities.
Those capabilities keepadvancing so quickly that it
looks like just with this typeof generative AI they're going
(00:27):
to be able to replace wholesectors of the global economy.
It's already happening.
There's already massive techlayoffs.
What people don't know is a lotof those layoffs are just being
replaced by AI capabilities bybig tech.
But what's so interesting isthat OpenAI was co-founded by
Elon Musk.
Most people don't even knowthat.
(00:47):
He's been complaining eversince they came on the scene
about how they're.
He launched a competing AIcompany.
Xai raised $6 billion and nowthe post valuation for that
(01:29):
company is $24 billion.
Aware of is that Elon Musk isbasically a part of an AI arms
race, that this AI is not just away for us to type emails in a
faster, easier way.
Ai is really the most importanttechnological revolution in
history and it has militaryapplications.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
Elon Musk is no doubt so smart and he's very dynamic
and brave and he's really becomea part of this culture war.
But you know, you have everyonesaying, you know, from one end
of the spectrum, he's our hero,you know.
And then from the other end ofthe spectrum, I did an interview
(02:03):
with Alex Jones, who's like,who knows, he might be the
Antichrist.
So where, where do you standright now?
I know because you've doneextensive research.
You've looked at Elon Musk's, Iguess, journey when it comes to
AI and all of that.
So how are you feeling rightnow about Elon Musk?
Do you think he can be trusted?
How are you feeling right nowabout Elon Musk?
Do you think he?
Speaker 2 (02:24):
can be trusted.
Well, you know, I do like thefact that he's donated millions
of dollars to pro-fertilitycharities.
He's against this whole WorldEconomic Forum deep state
narrative that we'reoverpopulated and we need to
reduce the population.
He speaks out against electionfraud and election tampering, so
(02:46):
he's an advocate for that,which is great, and, of course,
he did protect free speech forthe most part.
He's the only big techexecutive that's stood up for
free speech, so he has all ofthat going for him.
But what I tried to tease out ofmy article is that he's
extremely powerful.
It's hard to understate hispower, because it's not just ai,
(03:09):
it's not just tesla, it's notjust spacex.
There's so many differentcompanies and they all link
together in an overall strategy,basically for power dominance,
and it makes you wonder is thisjust one person?
You know, is this just oneperson and their personal
strategy, or does he have alliesin governments?
Does he have allies who areother investors?
(03:29):
Because he's basically going upagainst the rest of the big
tech and we know how Google andAmazon and Meta and all the rest
handled 2020.
They were completely alignedwith a deep state, and so what
we have is an AI arms race ofElon Musk who owns XAI.
(03:52):
Tesla is an AI company.
It's also a robotics company.
When you combine AI withrobotics, that's very powerful.
And so, yeah, it's basicallyElon Musk and his investors and
his allies, whoever they mightbe, perhaps even Trump and his
team, because I mean, what otherbig tech person is giving Trump
(04:13):
a platform?
You know he's reposting Trumpall the time on Xcom make you
wonder if this is a global powerconflict and you have all of
big tech aligned with the deepstate, apparently versus Elon
Musk.
It does make you wonder ifthere's actually a lot more
(04:34):
people behind him.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
Yeah, it sure does, and you know we could talk a
long time about the arms aspectof this and how scary that is.
I mean, we just recently justthe acceleration of AI in
general.
It's just accelerated, I think,faster than any of us were
(05:05):
prepared for, I think even thecreators themselves.
I had to ask and see if you sawthis article I saw from
discerntv and it talks aboutlab-grown human brains that are
enslaved, called organoids, torun computers, because I guess
part of the AI element is thatit can take too much energy.
So now they're combining humanbrains to help run computers and
(05:30):
actually like doing a rewardthing, where, where they reward
them with good stimulantelectron nodes or whatever, um,
when it does what it's supposedto, and then like basically
torture on the other side sothey're trained to obey for
their short lives.
I mean this is just astounding.
It sounds like a conspiracy,but this is actually happening.
(05:50):
I don't know if you had achance to see that story, but
we're getting into some crazyterritory, right.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
Yeah, we're really getting into some gray areas
morally and ethically withbiology using human cells, human
stem cells and so forth.
And, of course, elon Musk isthe founder of Neuralink, which
just had their first successfulimplant in a human patient.
They implanted this device inthe cranium, in the brain of a
(06:20):
disabled man, and now he cancontrol a computer with his
thoughts, and this is somethingthat you know.
Maybe people still think it'sat the research phase with
monkeys, but it's beyond thatit's successfully been
implemented in humans.
And so when you look at theWorld Economic Forum and this
whole deep state narrative aboutcombining technology and human
(06:41):
biology and that we have tomerge with AI and all of this
stuff, how scary would it be,you know, if a company or a
billionaire or a government hadthe power to be able to either
be directly hooked in tosomeone's brain or potentially
just the ability to hack into adevice.
(07:03):
It could be people voluntarilyget implanted and then it can
get hacked.
And AI I mean that's one of thethings that's so brilliant
about AI is they can do thiscoding and it can do these types
of cyber operations by itself,and so, as it advances, of
course, that's something we needto be aware of, and so that's
(07:24):
just another example of atechnology that it's a deep
state technology.
It's something part of theirnarrative, but Elon Musk is at
the cutting edge and he'sworking against the deep state,
so it does kind of make youwonder is there a strategy at
play here where it's better forthe good guys to be at the
cutting edge of this type ofweaponization?
(07:45):
They can be easily weaponized,so so it's basically these are.
These are military weapons thatare being developed by the good
guys and the bad guys, and it'sa race on who can, who can win
and who can develop theseweapons first and control them
well, sometimes competitionisn't best for everyone, and
with something that you know,creators haven't necessarily
(08:07):
been able to even explain how itworks.
Speaker 1 (08:10):
I can't ignore the spiritual element to this.
Personally, do you think thatthere's a spiritual element to
this, something that can be usedby demonic forces?
Speaker 2 (08:23):
something that can be used by demonic forces.
Of course, there's always aspiritual element to everything,
and that is kind of thedisturbing part that we don't
have any faith-based techexecutives or politicians
speaking out about religiousopposition to this type of
research that you talked about,uh, and, and so someone does has
to step up.
I don't think it's quite enoughthat elon musk is saying I'm a
(08:46):
humanist, we need someone, uh,and maybe, maybe he will have an
awakening.
You know, it's interesting,tucker is getting so vocal about
spirituality and he's bringingthat to the masses, and I've
it's happened in myself in thelast few years a spiritual
awakening happening, and so, youknow, I do think this is a
question for humanity.
(09:06):
We are the ones who ultimatelyneed to decide how this
technology power is distributed,so we need to step into our own
power and step up for ourrights.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
Well, sean, we so appreciate you being on the
leading edge of following thesestories about AI, because I
think that so many of us getcaught up in the politics and
the infighting and all of that,that we ignore this huge threat
to humanity that has so manyspiritual elements and
everything.
So it's so important to keep onbringing it back to the latest
in AI and what's being done andwhat kind of a threat it is, and
(09:39):
so we appreciate you focusingon that, and we know you have so
many other awesome things toshare, a unique perspective
being there in Brazil and so welook forward to having you back.
But I want viewers to know thatthey can find your report
easily if you want to go aheadand pitch that.
Speaker 2 (09:58):
Yeah, you can go to seanmorganreportcom sign up for
the newsletter.
I'll be sending this articlethat I just wrote about Elon
Musk and others regularly.
Speaker 1 (10:07):
Love it Well again, look forward to having you back.
Thank you so much for your time, sean.
He's joining us now to give us insight on AI.
Thank you for joining us, Sean.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
You're welcome, christy.
It's really interesting howmost people are not aware of the
story behind the story with AI.
As you know, openai came on thescene with Chad GPT.
It blew everyone away itscapabilities.
Those capabilities keepadvancing so quickly that it
looks like just with this typeof generative AI they're going
(00:27):
to be able to replace wholesectors of the global economy.
It's already happening.
There's already massive techlayoffs.
What people don't know is a lotof those layoffs are just being
replaced by AI capabilities bybig tech.
But what's so interesting isthat OpenAI was co-founded by
Elon Musk.
Most people don't even knowthat.
(00:47):
He's been complaining eversince they came on the scene
about how they're.
He launched a competing AIcompany.
Xai raised $6 billion and nowthe post valuation for that
(01:29):
company is $24 billion.
Aware of is that Elon Musk isbasically a part of an AI arms
race, that this AI is not just away for us to type emails in a
faster, easier way.
Ai is really the most importanttechnological revolution in
history and it has militaryapplications.
Speaker 1 (01:40):
Elon Musk is no doubt so smart and he's very dynamic
and brave and he's really becomea part of this culture war.
But you know, you have everyonesaying, you know, from one end
of the spectrum, he's our hero,you know.
And then from the other end ofthe spectrum, I did an interview
(02:03):
with Alex Jones, who's like,who knows, he might be the
Antichrist.
So where, where do you standright now?
I know because you've doneextensive research.
You've looked at Elon Musk's, Iguess, journey when it comes to
AI and all of that.
So how are you feeling rightnow about Elon Musk?
Do you think he can be trusted?
How are you feeling right nowabout Elon Musk?
Do you think he?
Speaker 2 (02:24):
can be trusted.
Well, you know, I do like thefact that he's donated millions
of dollars to pro-fertilitycharities.
He's against this whole WorldEconomic Forum deep state
narrative that we'reoverpopulated and we need to
reduce the population.
He speaks out against electionfraud and election tampering, so
(02:46):
he's an advocate for that,which is great, and, of course,
he did protect free speech forthe most part.
He's the only big techexecutive that's stood up for
free speech, so he has all ofthat going for him.
But what I tried to tease out ofmy article is that he's
extremely powerful.
It's hard to understate hispower, because it's not just ai,
(03:09):
it's not just tesla, it's notjust spacex.
There's so many differentcompanies and they all link
together in an overall strategy,basically for power dominance,
and it makes you wonder is thisjust one person?
You know, is this just oneperson and their personal
strategy, or does he have alliesin governments?
Does he have allies who areother investors?
(03:29):
Because he's basically going upagainst the rest of the big
tech and we know how Google andAmazon and Meta and all the rest
handled 2020.
They were completely alignedwith a deep state, and so what
we have is an AI arms race ofElon Musk who owns XAI.
(03:52):
Tesla is an AI company.
It's also a robotics company.
When you combine AI withrobotics, that's very powerful.
And so, yeah, it's basicallyElon Musk and his investors and
his allies, whoever they mightbe, perhaps even Trump and his
team, because I mean, what otherbig tech person is giving Trump
(04:13):
a platform?
You know he's reposting Trumpall the time on Xcom make you
wonder if this is a global powerconflict and you have all of
big tech aligned with the deepstate, apparently versus Elon
Musk.
It does make you wonder ifthere's actually a lot more
(04:34):
people behind him.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
Yeah, it sure does, and you know we could talk a
long time about the arms aspectof this and how scary that is.
I mean, we just recently justthe acceleration of AI in
general.
It's just accelerated, I think,faster than any of us were
(05:05):
prepared for, I think even thecreators themselves.
I had to ask and see if you sawthis article I saw from
discerntv and it talks aboutlab-grown human brains that are
enslaved, called organoids, torun computers, because I guess
part of the AI element is thatit can take too much energy.
So now they're combining humanbrains to help run computers and
(05:30):
actually like doing a rewardthing, where, where they reward
them with good stimulantelectron nodes or whatever, um,
when it does what it's supposedto, and then like basically
torture on the other side sothey're trained to obey for
their short lives.
I mean this is just astounding.
It sounds like a conspiracy,but this is actually happening.
(05:50):
I don't know if you had achance to see that story, but
we're getting into some crazyterritory, right.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
Yeah, we're really getting into some gray areas
morally and ethically withbiology using human cells, human
stem cells and so forth.
And, of course, elon Musk isthe founder of Neuralink, which
just had their first successfulimplant in a human patient.
They implanted this device inthe cranium, in the brain of a
(06:20):
disabled man, and now he cancontrol a computer with his
thoughts, and this is somethingthat you know.
Maybe people still think it'sat the research phase with
monkeys, but it's beyond thatit's successfully been
implemented in humans.
And so when you look at theWorld Economic Forum and this
whole deep state narrative aboutcombining technology and human
(06:41):
biology and that we have tomerge with AI and all of this
stuff, how scary would it be,you know, if a company or a
billionaire or a government hadthe power to be able to either
be directly hooked in tosomeone's brain or potentially
just the ability to hack into adevice.
(07:03):
It could be people voluntarilyget implanted and then it can
get hacked.
And AI I mean that's one of thethings that's so brilliant
about AI is they can do thiscoding and it can do these types
of cyber operations by itself,and so, as it advances, of
course, that's something we needto be aware of, and so that's
(07:24):
just another example of atechnology that it's a deep
state technology.
It's something part of theirnarrative, but Elon Musk is at
the cutting edge and he'sworking against the deep state,
so it does kind of make youwonder is there a strategy at
play here where it's better forthe good guys to be at the
cutting edge of this type ofweaponization?
(07:45):
They can be easily weaponized,so so it's basically these are.
These are military weapons thatare being developed by the good
guys and the bad guys, and it'sa race on who can, who can win
and who can develop theseweapons first and control them
well, sometimes competitionisn't best for everyone, and
with something that you know,creators haven't necessarily
(08:07):
been able to even explain how itworks.
Speaker 1 (08:10):
I can't ignore the spiritual element to this.
Personally, do you think thatthere's a spiritual element to
this, something that can be usedby demonic forces?
Speaker 2 (08:23):
something that can be used by demonic forces.
Of course, there's always aspiritual element to everything,
and that is kind of thedisturbing part that we don't
have any faith-based techexecutives or politicians
speaking out about religiousopposition to this type of
research that you talked about,uh, and, and so someone does has
to step up.
I don't think it's quite enoughthat elon musk is saying I'm a
(08:46):
humanist, we need someone, uh,and maybe, maybe he will have an
awakening.
You know, it's interesting,tucker is getting so vocal about
spirituality and he's bringingthat to the masses, and I've
it's happened in myself in thelast few years a spiritual
awakening happening, and so, youknow, I do think this is a
question for humanity.
(09:06):
We are the ones who ultimatelyneed to decide how this
technology power is distributed,so we need to step into our own
power and step up for ourrights.
Speaker 1 (09:17):
Well, sean, we so appreciate you being on the
leading edge of following thesestories about AI, because I
think that so many of us getcaught up in the politics and
the infighting and all of that,that we ignore this huge threat
to humanity that has so manyspiritual elements and
everything.
So it's so important to keep onbringing it back to the latest
in AI and what's being done andwhat kind of a threat it is, and
(09:39):
so we appreciate you focusingon that, and we know you have so
many other awesome things toshare, a unique perspective
being there in Brazil and so welook forward to having you back.
But I want viewers to know thatthey can find your report
easily if you want to go aheadand pitch that.
Speaker 2 (09:58):
Yeah, you can go to seanmorganreportcom sign up for
the newsletter.
I'll be sending this articlethat I just wrote about Elon
Musk and others regularly.
Speaker 1 (10:07):
Love it Well again, look forward to having you back.
Thank you so much for your time, sean.
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