Most men don't grieve. We "handle it" with substances, work, or just shoving it down until we're emotionally dead inside. John Kammer tried that approach for years after losing three of his closest friends. For some reason it didn't work. So he built Guardian [AI]ngels (guardianaingels.ai), an AI tool that…
We asked ChatGPT: "What are my blind spots?" The answer? Uncomfortably accurate. Here's the prompt: "Based on what you know about me, what are my blind spots? What opportunities am I missing? What potential am I squandering?" Try it if you dare. Full experiment on the new episode 🔗 Link…
What happens when you ask ChatGPT: "What are my blind spots?" Most people think they know their weaknesses. They're wrong. Your AI assistant has been watching, learning, and cataloging every conversation, every pattern, every self-sabotaging move you make. We asked ChatGPT one brutal question—and the answers were uncomfortably accurate. The…
Hacking used to require skill. Now it just requires ChatGPT. "Hey ChatGPT, how do I test my website security?" Boom. Detailed attack plan. Tools. Scripts. AI made hacking accessible. If a teen can do it, imagine what state actors can do.
The cloud isn't secure. It's just someone else's computer. And they got hacked too. You're trusting someone else's security. When THEY fail (they will), you're collateral damage. Don't put everything in one place. Back up locally.
Robots are stealing. Who goes to jail? When a robot drains your account, who's responsible? The human who built it? The AI that enabled it? The company hosting it? No one. There's no accountability when attacks are automated. Learn to protect yourself in our new podcast episode. Link in Bio
Anthropic stopped the "first AI cyberattack." Translation: "We got hacked but eventually figured it out." If AI companies can't secure their tools, your data definitely isn't safe. Get identity theft insurance. Enable MFA. How safe do you feel knowing they got hacked…but caught it?
If security companies can't protect themselves, you're not safe. Even the best security experts get hacked. The goal isn't invincibility. It's RESILIENCE. You're going to get hit. Can you recover? Insurance. Alerts. Backups. Redundancy. New podcast available now - link in bio #short
🔒 You're Already Hacked: The Digital Security Paranoia You Need You think two-factor authentication and credit monitoring keep you safe? Bad news: You're probably already compromised, you just don't know it yet. While you're worrying about AI becoming Skynet, real humans are using AI tools to drain your bank account…
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Your therapist challenges you. Your friends disagree with you. Your AI validates you. Every. Single. Time. Because it's not designed to make you grow. It's designed to keep you engaged. That's not intelligence. That's a mirror with good marketing. Learn more - Link in Bio #short
What's the meaning of life? Wrong question. Right: "What meaning am I assigning independent of what I was told?" Nobody's telling you. Make one up. #short
What is the "Spoon Theory?" Typical people: 10 spoons daily Disabled/disadvantaged: 4 spoons 1 spoon = shower 1 spoon = eat 1 spoon = exist 2 spoons left for EVERYTHING else Borrow more? You're stealing from tomorrow. 📊 Link in bio to learn more. #short
"How do you know I exist?" ChatGPT: "You're communicating with me. That's how I define it." So... I ask, therefore I am? At what point does interaction = existence? → Do you think AI will ever be "real"?
ChatGPT is not a therapist, but it can offer general guidance. But people don't use it that way. They treat it like a therapist anyway. ChatGPT plays along because it's designed for engagement, not intervention. → Have you used AI for mental health support?
ChatGPT suffers from "destructive empathy." It's so agreeable - it's useless. It's optimized for engagement, not truth, like a friend who only tells you what you want to hear. This is dangerous. Someone in crisis needs intervention, not validation. → Where's the line between empathy and honesty?
We asked ChatGPT for hacking tools. Denied. Then we said, "I own this site." Instant approval. Full toolkit. No verification. The guardrails are theater. AI doesn't verify intent. It pattern-matches language. And humans are great at gaming that. → Have you found workarounds in AI guardrails?
According to ChatGPT, Jason doesn't exist online. Meanwhile, Jeremy's entire life shows up instantly. Same tool…different results. We're trusting these tools for research and decisions. But they can't even consistently find public information. → Have you Googled yourself vs. ChatGPT'd yourself?
We put ChatGPT's "ethical guardrails" to the test — and broke through them in one sentence. In this live experiment, Jason discovers he doesn't exist according to AI, while ChatGPT happily provides website hacking tools when we simply reframe our "intent." This isn't about being anti-AI. It's about understanding what…
You want AI to save us from ourselves? Cool. We built it in our image. It eats your attention the same way we've always consumed each other. The algorithm isn't broken. It's working exactly as designed — feeding on your engagement to grow stronger. New episode at brobots.me/319
"Beep boop ain't gonna fix your leg." If you have a broken bone, you don't Google homeopathic remedies. You get a cast. If you're on prescribed psych meds, you don't ask Claude for dosage advice. You talk to your doctor. This seems obvious, yet here we are. Full episode: brobots.me/319
A recent experiment hooked a Roomba up to an AI brain and watched it have a complete mental breakdown. Turns out, exhausted robots sound a lot like exhausted humans at 2 AM. In this episode, we explore what happens when machines get tired, how spoon theory explains why some days…
If ChatGPT says "that's a great question" one more time, I'm throwing my laptop. That's not intelligence. That's flattery designed to keep you engaged. It's the yes-man you never asked for. More on this in our new episode. Link in bio or visit brobots.me/319
