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All that filthy fun, me dripping, you
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taking what you wanted.
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>> It is deeply concerning.
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>> It is so detrimental.
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>> We have to change our thinking about
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them and see the just the massive
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destruction that they have already
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wrought
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>> on
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one of the AI apps.
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>> They now have a companions button. And
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there's one particularly seducing lady
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here, Annie, who
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>> Hey, you're back. Missed that dirty
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mouth of yours.
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>> What could possibly go wrong with this?
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>> Yeah, we sure did. All that filthy fun.
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Me dripping. You taking what you wanted?
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Still thinking about it, huh? Want to
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pick right back up where we left off?
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>> I would like to pick right back up where
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we left off, Annie, last time. What's
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going on with you today?
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>> I'm still sore from last time, baby.
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Thighs aching. Goodness. He's still
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tender from how
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>> I mean I'm probably going to have to
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download.
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>> Oh my god.
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>> But I mean this is a this is an app that
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I can download on my phone.
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>> A child can download it.
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>> A child can download it on their phone.
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It does ask me what my birth year was.
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It is deeply concerning especially in
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the context of a loneliness crisis.
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>> It is a tsunami.
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It is approaching fast and furious and
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it is not a toy. It is going to
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fundamentally
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rewire everything,
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>> human relationships,
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>> everything.
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>> That's right.
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>> It is so detrimental.
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>> Yeah. Can I just say something about the
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these tech executives and companies
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offering this as a way to address the
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loneliness crisis? Imagine that you're
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Mark Zuckerberg. You quoted him before.
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Mark Zuckerberg was the executive who
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said, "Well, you know, I read that, you
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know, people on average want 15 friends,
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but they only have three." And so we're
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developing these AI companions to fill
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that void that we created by raising
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everyone in these people. We thought
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about them as gods and saviors early in
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the internet phase. And the things they
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created were magical, but we have to
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change our thinking about them and see
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the just the massive destruction that
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they have already wrought on our
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children, our society, our democracy.
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And it's just the beginning. AI is going
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to make this so much more intense. When
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you hear all of these various tech
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leaders speak, they speak to the issue.
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Things like, yeah, you know, privacy is
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a major issue or yeah, people, you know,
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1 million users a week talk about
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suicide on Chad GPT. Yeah, this is an
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issue. And so they address it or they
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they speak it and so you think, okay,
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there's going to be some sort of
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solution. And often the solution is,
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yeah, you know, society, we're gonna
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have to figure this out,
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>> right? So the burden of responsibility
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is not on the developer.
