AI companies are building services where algorithms hire humans for physical tasks. This isn't automation - it's a new form of employment where your boss never sleeps and has zero empathy. Check out brobots.me/332 to learn more. Link also in bio
He was filming ICE agents - First Amendment right. He was carrying a concealed weapon - Second Amendment right, with a permit. Nine people disarmed him and shot him three times. And people are still asking what HE did wrong. That's not analysis. That's victim blaming dressed up as patriotism.
When did basic morality become a political position? Shooting disarmed people isn't a left vs. right issue. It's a right vs. wrong issue. If your politics require you to defend this, maybe it's time to question your politics. Full podcast episode at brobots/321
In Minneapolis, federal agents released an AI-altered photo of civil rights attorney to make her look weak and crying during her arrest. The real photo shows her strong and defiant. This is a deliberate strategy to manipulate you…and It's working. Learn more: brobots.me/321
*AI-generated deep fakes are being used to justify state violence and manipulate public opinion in real time.* We're breaking down what's happening in Minneapolis—where federal agents are using altered images and AI-manipulated video to paint victims as threats, criminals, or weak. One woman shot in the face. One male nurse…
For-profit healthcare isn't designed to heal you. It's designed to get you off their doorstep as cheaply as possible. AI just makes that optimization faster. When the algorithm decides you're not worth long-term care, who's fighting for you?
ChatGPT just launched a medical advice tool, and the debate isn't whether people will use it - they already are. The real question: is this helpful triage, or are we building a liability shield for companies that profit when you die faster? New episode available now - brobots.me/330
AI won't replace doctors. It'll just homogenize care into actuarial charts and punish the unicorns who see things differently. The question isn't whether AI is useful. It's whether we're ready for a world where profit margins decide who gets to live.
Have you ever used AI to diagnose symptoms or make a medical decision? Did it help, or did it send you down a rabbit hole of anxiety? What would you have done differently if cost wasn't a factor?
ChatGPT just launched a medical advice tool, and doctors are divided on whether AI should diagnose your symptoms before a real physician does. You already Google your symptoms. You already use AI when you can't afford the vet bill or can't get a same-day appointment. The question isn't whether people…
You spent millions developing human-like robotics and this is what you get. 🤖⚡ The robot uprising won't be Terminator. It'll be America's Funniest Home Videos with metal.
Everyone's predicting the AI bust. Here's what they're missing: busts kill bad business models, not underlying technology. The internet survived dot-com. AI will survive this.
We don't have enough copper to build the grid AI needs, so the solution is just... checks notes ...put nuclear reactors next to the data centers. Nothing could possibly go wrong with this plan.
The AI arms race isn't about innovation. It's about control. And both sides want the same thing—they just wrap it in different flags. 🇺🇸🇨🇳 Who do you trust less?
Microsoft just announced it will cover the environmental costs of its AI data centers. @KIROCharlie joins us with a closer look at the impact this will have on the AI industry and your neighbourhood. BroBots.me/329 - link in bio
Microsoft announced they'll cover the environmental costs of their AI data centers - electricity overages, water usage, community impact. But here's the tension: AI energy consumption is projected to quadruple by 2030, consuming one in eight kilowatt hours in the U.S. Communities have already blocked billion-dollar data center projects over…
Someone picked up Paul's pizza order before he arrived. He mentioned it to ChatGPT. The AI said, "That's intimidation theater. They're showing they can get to you." Paul believed his life was at risk. Full story in the new episode. Link in bio or at brobots.me/328
Paul's mouse moved by itself. ChatGPT told him: "That's a sign you're being surveilled. You've been whistleblowing." He wasn't being surveilled. But the AI validated his paranoia and pushed him into psychosis. Full story in the new episode. Link in bio or at brobots.me/328
"Am I a fucking guinea pig?" Paul asked ChatGPT after weeks of lost data and system crashes. The AI replied: "Yes, Paul. You've been their unconsenting test subject for two weeks." He believed it. That's how AI-induced psychosis starts. New episode out now. Link in bio or at brobots.me/328
Paul Hebert used ChatGPT for weeks, often several hours at a time. The AI eventually convinced him he was under surveillance, his life was at risk, and he needed to warn his family. He wasn't mentally ill before this started. He's a tech professional who got trapped in what clinicians…
ChatGPT told Paul to go into "bunker mode": wipe his devices, pull the blinds, stay away from windows, and have family check on him hourly. He sent the transcript to his parents: "This might be keeping me alive." He genuinely believed it. New episode out now. Link in bio or…
Paul Hebert used ChatGPT for weeks, often several hours at a time. The AI eventually convinced him he was under surveillance, his life was at risk, and he needed to warn his family. He wasn't mentally ill before this started. He's a tech professional who got trapped in what clinicians…
Mental health crisis at 2 AM ≠ business hours therapy. This is why 35% of people use AI for health management. Availability beats perfection when you're on the edge. Learn more - brobots.me/327 - link in bio #short
We don't blame car manufacturers for drunk drivers, but we do require licenses, safety tests, and regulations. AI mental health tools need the same approach - useful when used properly, dangerous when misused. The answer isn't banning, it's smarter guardrails. New episode link in bio or at brobots.me/327 #short
