Speaker 1: It's later with Moe Kelly. We're live everywhere in the
Speaker 1: iHeartRadio app and YouTube. It's nice to be back to
Speaker 1: our somewhat regular show despite all this breaking news. I
Speaker 1: was just talking about some of it with our next guests,
Speaker 1: our regular commentator, Marsha Collier.
Speaker 2: How are you tonight, Marcia?
Speaker 3: So glad to be talking about something that's not what's
Speaker 3: been going on for the past week, because it's really
Speaker 3: been a lot.
Speaker 2: It's a lot.
Speaker 3: It's a lot to take in your head, and it
Speaker 3: makes people depressed and makes people scared. There's a life
Speaker 3: we can live, not just with tech, but entertainment that
Speaker 3: will make us happy, and listening to your show, MO
Speaker 3: can do that for a lot of people.
Speaker 2: You're way too kind.
Speaker 1: But there is a technological intersection because we get inundated
Speaker 1: and I would think overwhelmed the times. I know I do,
Speaker 1: because with technology, we're bombarded with news and we have notifications,
Speaker 1: and every time we turn around, it's another notification for
Speaker 1: something which is going on in the news. It's very
Speaker 1: difficult to emotionally separate from everything else that's going on.
Speaker 3: Well, I found the ideal last minute Father's Day gift
Speaker 3: that you can get on Amazon delivered tomorrow or and
Speaker 3: I assume on Saturday.
Speaker 2: See just looked it up.
Speaker 3: It's a huge comic book, a lot twenty five, Marvel, DC, Indie, Superman, Batman,
Speaker 3: x Men, no duplicates.
Speaker 2: Now your NERD is coming out.
Speaker 3: For twenty three ninety five, and if your Prime it's
Speaker 3: delivered free, it's got a four point three or five.
Speaker 3: Could be I can't read it, but that twenty three
Speaker 3: ninety five. Give dad a stack.
Speaker 2: Of comic books. You're not going to see them for
Speaker 2: a few days.
Speaker 1: You know who would really probably appreciate that as twalla
Speaker 1: he already did.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh you already bought it, right. I knew that's
Speaker 2: what I was thinking too.
Speaker 1: He said, I'll get this for me for Father's Day.
Speaker 1: Give you to myself.
Speaker 3: And yet my husband said, not for me, but I
Speaker 3: have my stack of comic books at home.
Speaker 2: We should have Comic Book Day here.
Speaker 1: You know, I actually like that, if only because during
Speaker 1: the tech segment there's something to be said for going analog,
Speaker 1: you know, going sub digital at times.
Speaker 2: And then enjoined the Tactile experience.
Speaker 3: Actually I got into it because I went there at
Speaker 3: the Skirball Museum up near where the Getty is.
Speaker 2: By the four or five, they're having.
Speaker 3: Exhibit of Jack Kirby X Man, I mean everybody and
Speaker 3: the artwork that he did for the comic books, and
Speaker 3: it's just beautiful. They also have the costumes from the
Speaker 3: different movies.
Speaker 2: It is a great exhibit. I have to look that up. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's worth going to. What else do you want to
Speaker 2: talk about this evening? Well do I want to talk about?
Speaker 3: Well, there's the fun stuff, and I think I'll save
Speaker 3: the fun stuff, so I'll.
Speaker 2: Give you the get the heavy stuff out there.
Speaker 3: Put the heavy stuff out of the while. We all
Speaker 3: have Google accounts. Now, whether you are Apple or Android,
Speaker 3: you've probably got Gmail. Okay, I don't have Gmail. You
Speaker 3: go to YouTube, right, yes, I do? Okay, So when
Speaker 3: you go to YouTube, you have an account and it's
Speaker 3: got your email address on it. It has a record
Speaker 3: of every video you've ever seen, which you can use
Speaker 3: for reference.
Speaker 2: You can make favorites lists and all that.
Speaker 3: But Google is all over the internet. You don't want
Speaker 3: your Google account hacked. This is one of the things
Speaker 3: that would be righte mo if someone took over your
Speaker 3: Google account.
Speaker 1: It's far more invasive than knowing your social security number exactly.
Speaker 3: So, first of all, I'm gonna hope everyone has put
Speaker 3: together the two factor authentication.
Speaker 2: If you will, I have long time ago.
Speaker 1: In other words, you can't even if you knew my password,
Speaker 1: if you try to log in on some other device,
Speaker 1: you're not going to get passed because I have to
Speaker 1: approve it on my phone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and in case you haven't done it, had to
Speaker 3: bring out my glasses because this is official. You go
Speaker 3: click up in the upper right hand corner there's your
Speaker 3: picture or your initial Go there and then go to
Speaker 3: manage my Google account. Then you go there's a menu
Speaker 3: that goes across the top, go to security. After that,
Speaker 3: on the security page you say start two step authentication.
Speaker 3: Click that take you to another page and it turns
Speaker 3: it on.
Speaker 2: That's it.
Speaker 3: And what happens is when you go to the account,
Speaker 3: and I'm sure you face this before, probably with your bank,
Speaker 3: you'll get a text with a code that you have
Speaker 3: to type in. Now there is another option. I'm not
Speaker 3: going to go into the highly technical ones because nobody
Speaker 3: I know is going to be carrying around a little.
Speaker 2: Gizmo to plug into their phone. You know, now I am.
Speaker 3: Are you carry a UBI key?
Speaker 2: I do on occasion. Yeah, good for you.
Speaker 1: Yes, and that's because of you, because we've talked about
Speaker 1: it enough times.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just know I'd lose it. I'd lose everything.
Speaker 3: But bottom line, if you trust the fingerprint sensor on
Speaker 3: your device. I have plenty of devices where the fingerprint
Speaker 3: sensor is a bit sketchy, but you can make it biometric.
Speaker 3: And by making it biometric, you just use your fingerprint
Speaker 3: on the fingerprint button, whether it's on the back or
Speaker 3: the front of the phone or on the side wherever.
Speaker 3: And that is your automatic two factor authentication. So you
Speaker 3: gotta put that together. So once you've got that, there
Speaker 3: are a couple of other things you can do real
Speaker 3: quick to have you ever checked to see how many
Speaker 3: devices are in your account?
Speaker 1: Yes, how many are logged in or when it was
Speaker 1: last use the location IP address. I'd do that like,
Speaker 1: for example, because I'll use my Google profile at home,
Speaker 1: I'll use it at work, presumably in a shared work station.
Speaker 2: Maybe I forgot to log out or something.
Speaker 1: So I always want to make sure how many I know,
Speaker 1: how many locations have logged into my account and whether
Speaker 1: I recognize them.
Speaker 3: And the best part about it is you just go
Speaker 3: to the same security section and you click on third
Speaker 3: party apps and services from your connections, you will see
Speaker 3: if there's something you don't recognize, I would recommend that
Speaker 3: you log out of everything that you see there. That
Speaker 3: would be all your devices, all your computers, all your everything,
Speaker 3: and relog in again with a new password.
Speaker 1: Right, and with your two factor authentic Right. You are
Speaker 1: now guarded going forward exactly.
Speaker 3: And it's it sounds like a lot of hassle, but
Speaker 3: it really isn't. It doesn't take any time at all.
Speaker 3: It's click click, click click. So if there's a connection
Speaker 3: to your account that you don't recognize, get rid of it,
Speaker 3: and like I said, log out of everything and log
Speaker 3: back in again with a new password. Also, if you're
Speaker 3: on a public network like in an airport or something
Speaker 3: like that, use a VPN. Never use the WiFi. It's
Speaker 3: too easily intercepted.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: I always use my data when I'm in an airport,
Speaker 1: I just refuse if only because that reason, because the
Speaker 1: airport WiFi is usually not even password protected exactly.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, the worst thing you can also do
Speaker 3: is people plug in their cables.
Speaker 2: To charge in an airport, you know, free charge here.
Speaker 3: It is so easy for someone to hack those and
Speaker 3: make it so it'll download a file to your phone.
Speaker 1: You're you're talking about like the USB ports, not the
Speaker 1: AC ports.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, well a lot of people now are charging
Speaker 3: on the US people.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't do that for that reason.
Speaker 1: I'll charge like if you're sitting in the chair, the
Speaker 1: charger right on your seat, the AC I'll plug it.
Speaker 2: In there, right because yeah, okay, that makes sense.
Speaker 3: But yeah, it's just there's too many ways people can
Speaker 3: get into your phone. And again, your Gmail account is everywhere.
Speaker 3: Don't click links from unknown senders, you know all the
Speaker 3: rest of them. And if you do use a password
Speaker 3: one two three four is not a good one.
Speaker 2: Don't you about my password?
Speaker 3: There's four three to two one, And I know that
Speaker 3: they ask you to make it longer, make it a word,
Speaker 3: make it a song.
Speaker 2: Name like password one two three four, just like only
Speaker 2: put a capital S in the middle. Yeah, maybe an
Speaker 2: ampersand at the end, there you go. That's perfectly safe.
Speaker 2: Did I give up two information toys?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 3: I think you really think about those passwords, and because
Speaker 3: I have so many, I think of song titles or
Speaker 3: song lyrics.
Speaker 1: It's later with mo Kelly. Marshall Collier joins us in
Speaker 1: studio on this Tech Thursday. We'll have more in just
Speaker 1: a moment. CAFI AM six forty and YouTube. We're live
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Speaker 1: It's mister mo Kelly. Later with Mo Kelly. We're live
Speaker 1: everywhere in the iHeartRadio app. Let's continue Tech Thursday with
Speaker 1: our regular commentator Marsha Collier. We did a little Google
Speaker 1: last segment. Let's do a little bit of Apple and iOS.
Speaker 2: Well, we have to give our Apple friends a little song.
Speaker 3: So Apple WWDC twenty twenty five happened this week and
Speaker 3: a lot was announced kind of new, gorgeous new design
Speaker 3: called liquid glass. Yes, now, I looked at a lot
Speaker 3: of pictures of it. I don't get it. You know,
Speaker 3: it's called liquid gas. Glass brings a return to a
Speaker 3: more pervasive translucency for the OS systems, the same aesthetic
Speaker 3: that informs the software for its vision pro VRAR. Okay, whatever,
Speaker 3: it's a thing and it has to do with the screen.
Speaker 1: But the Vision pro wasn't arousing success wasn't.
Speaker 3: No, Well, it says it gives a more lens like
Speaker 3: appearance to the phone.
Speaker 2: I'm fine with my phone.
Speaker 3: Now. An interesting thing, my husband's on Apple and he's
Speaker 3: on iOS eighteen point five, which kind of like Android.
Speaker 3: Our OS numbers make zero sense. O.
Speaker 1: So that means that when you guys text each other,
Speaker 1: you're incompatible.
Speaker 2: No, not really with the RCS. They No, the RCS works.
Speaker 2: It does work. Now you don't have like the green
Speaker 2: bubble popping up. I don't know, honey, you have a
Speaker 2: green bubble.
Speaker 1: So in other words, it doesn't appear differently on your
Speaker 1: phone because customarily, when you would like if I were
Speaker 1: to send a video, for example, to an iOS person,
Speaker 1: it usually comes in either way coming or going pixelated,
Speaker 1: not at the.
Speaker 2: Same resis anymore, not anymore? Oh, thank you JESU. That's good.
Speaker 3: Yes, now, now, no problem at all. It does go through,
Speaker 3: but they have to be short. But the naming is
Speaker 3: a smart thing that Apple did, and you know, I'm
Speaker 3: proud of you Apple, you did something really good. Your
Speaker 3: new naming has the year for the operating system, like
Speaker 3: it would be iOS twenty five this year and next
Speaker 3: year iOS twenty six. No I'm making fun, but I
Speaker 3: really do think that's great because then you actually know
Speaker 3: what you're doing.
Speaker 1: Well, I know, Android, they've kind of moved away. Everything
Speaker 1: was named after some sort of dessert and ran out
Speaker 1: a letter. Well yeah, I mean now we're at Android
Speaker 1: sixteen and it's informally known as back Lava. I like
Speaker 1: Android sixteen better, but it was cute when it started
Speaker 1: because you know, they had ice cream.
Speaker 3: One and when you went to Google headquarters they always
Speaker 3: have a big statue of the little Android guy.
Speaker 2: And I love that little Android guy. They're not using
Speaker 2: it enough.
Speaker 3: They've modernized it and they kind of like greenwashed him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was kind of too close to R two
Speaker 1: D two. I think maybe they had some IP issues
Speaker 1: with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe, Okay, and messages in Apple get a customized background.
Speaker 3: Now we just have a couple of minutes left, and
Speaker 3: I got to show you this really cool thing. You know,
Speaker 3: I love startups, and I love seeing first stage startups,
Speaker 3: not the kind that you're going to invest in, the
Speaker 3: kind who have a create of idea.
Speaker 2: So came up with this. See this plate.
Speaker 3: You can use it twenty times? Why can you use
Speaker 3: it twenty times? It's waterproof it's plant based and you
Speaker 3: can do it. You can pull that twenty times on
Speaker 3: each plate.
Speaker 2: That'd be especially cool for like outdoor use in the summer.
Speaker 3: And emergencies and picnics, camping. I think of all the
Speaker 3: all the different look at that, say, is so cool.
Speaker 2: So you don't have to wash any dishes? No no, no,
Speaker 2: no no, you've taken that off. You eat the food
Speaker 2: on here and.
Speaker 1: He just instead of washing, you just strip it away away. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that was a big night bulb, double realization. We love you, Carnesia.
Speaker 1: We're not laughing at you.
Speaker 2: Probably we're laughing with you.
Speaker 3: Okay, A ten pack of these I bought a five
Speaker 3: is fourteen ninety nine and at twenty servings per plate, Yeah,
Speaker 3: how long it's gonna last you?
Speaker 2: But also more importantly it's a space saver. Not only
Speaker 2: that it's good for the environment.
Speaker 3: These are fully plant based, heat resistant, so.
Speaker 2: I can eat it and not have to worry about
Speaker 2: eating meat. Microwaveable. Oh it is microwave, Yes it is.
Speaker 3: It's non stick, it's greaseproof, it's slice resistant.
Speaker 1: Have you tried it with let's say a messy dish
Speaker 1: to see how long before it food. Okay, so it
Speaker 1: doesn't like turn runny and flimsy automatically. No.
Speaker 2: Oh, I was just say does it seep through?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Okay, no it doesn't, and then you just whatever's left
Speaker 3: bye bye.
Speaker 2: Yeah. See that was my only concern.
Speaker 1: Like, let's say, if I ate spaghetti, is the mariner,
Speaker 1: I was just going to seep through and just ruin
Speaker 1: the whole stack.
Speaker 2: It's work. No, it won't.
Speaker 3: And so there are fifteen on top and then there
Speaker 3: are five on the bottom, so that the stiff part
Speaker 3: is kind.
Speaker 2: Of in the.
Speaker 3: I think I think it's a really great idea because
Speaker 3: you know, you look at things that you throw away
Speaker 3: and the water you waste in the dishwasher, in the
Speaker 3: whole thing. If you're casual college student, what do you
Speaker 3: need plates for?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 1: No, no, I'm still that person if I can get around,
Speaker 1: Like in our house, we use mostly disposable cups.
Speaker 2: We're not trying to do dishes. We have plasticware.
Speaker 1: I mean, yes, we have silver word everything, but it's
Speaker 1: easier to one use and throw away as opposed to
Speaker 1: wasting all that dishwater trying to wash dishes each and
Speaker 1: every night exactly.
Speaker 3: And you get this mo almost a month's worth off
Speaker 3: of one plate.
Speaker 2: And where can we get that, Marsha Collier.
Speaker 3: You go to peelwere p e E p e E l.
Speaker 1: W A r E dot com, peelware dot com, p
Speaker 1: E E l w A r.
Speaker 2: E dot com. Yeah, it's called peel plate.
Speaker 1: And if you're watching us on YouTube you can see
Speaker 1: this up close at mister Moe Kelly. So make sure
Speaker 1: you like and subscribe. You get to see these items,
Speaker 1: not just hear about them.
Speaker 3: But I think for the environment for everything. Like most said,
Speaker 3: who wants to wash dishes?
Speaker 4: Not me?
Speaker 3: This is perfect and I am sure as time goes
Speaker 3: on it'll get it. And there's no pfas or BPA.
Speaker 3: If you care about such things.
Speaker 2: You always bring cool stuff.
Speaker 3: My tip of the week that in the comic books,
Speaker 3: I just think.
Speaker 1: I wish people could have seen twall of us in
Speaker 1: here get his phone updated, trying to make sure you
Speaker 1: had a two factor authentication. I mean, he's like, wait
Speaker 1: a minte, we got Marshall, call you here. Let me
Speaker 1: get my phone right while she's here, And she walked
Speaker 1: in through it.
Speaker 2: She was very nice about doing it.
Speaker 1: That's why we appreciate you because you're relatable, you're accessible.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not always that fast on the emails.
Speaker 2: I started spring cleaning at home, so there's that.
Speaker 1: Well it's okay, it's summer, so you know you're not
Speaker 1: late or anything. It'll finish next week, right right. You
Speaker 1: got to hit start on twenty.
Speaker 3: Six and so much eBay merchandise to sell. My goodness,
Speaker 3: I'm so busy.
Speaker 2: We love you for it. Always great to see you.
Speaker 2: See you again next week find me on Amazon or
Speaker 2: on eBay.
Speaker 1: Marcia Underscore c and that's m A R Sha.
Speaker 2: Thank you sir.
Speaker 1: It's Later with mo Kelly KFI AM six forty. We're
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Speaker 5: You're listening to Later with Mo Kelly on demand from
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Speaker 1: Kf I AM six forty in YouTube. It's Later with
Speaker 1: mo Kelly live everywhere in the iHeartRadio app. And just
Speaker 1: want to let you know we are still following the
Speaker 1: stories going on in the world. We're following what's going
Speaker 1: on in the Middle East with the preemptive strike by
Speaker 1: Israel on Iran today. We're following there reports of protesters
Speaker 1: a mass in San Pedro earlier this evening, and there's
Speaker 1: an expanded law enforcement response there. We're following that story
Speaker 1: and everything else which is going on in the world today,
Speaker 1: but there is something else that we should talk about.
Speaker 1: As far as the advancements in technology. We often make
Speaker 1: reference to Boston Dynamics. They are probably the pre eminent
Speaker 1: private robotics manufacturer in the world. And when I say
Speaker 1: that they have created a robot which can parkore, which
Speaker 1: can excuse me, which can breakdance and do summersaults, I
Speaker 1: mean exactly that Daniel wrote the video. This is why
Speaker 1: you gotta go to the YouTube show so you can
Speaker 1: see exactly what I mean. I can narrate it, but
Speaker 1: you gotta see it. This is not AI. This is
Speaker 1: an actual robot which can do summersaults, cartwheels, push ups
Speaker 1: and breakdancing. And I'm not talking about breakdancing minor moves,
Speaker 1: but actual high dexterity movements. And if this is what
Speaker 1: the robots can do without AI, see that's a straight
Speaker 1: up breakdancing move.
Speaker 4: But it's even better than that Raygun breakdance from Australia.
Speaker 1: Someone whoever's good a photoshop needs to put a video
Speaker 1: of you dancing next to that, Oh, don't do that,
Speaker 1: don't do that. We need this, Like Carnesian say, don't
Speaker 1: do that, don't do that. But let's be serious for
Speaker 1: a second. When you integrate AI with that physical dexterity
Speaker 1: capability of a robot and turn it into an autonomous
Speaker 1: uh machine, we're not that far away from We joke
Speaker 1: about it, but we're not that far away from the determinator.
Speaker 1: At that point, you put a weapon in his hand
Speaker 1: and you know it's It's kind of like if you
Speaker 1: now relating it to movies, where about Hey Mark, it's
Speaker 1: the Tony Stark drones that they use. I think it
Speaker 1: was an e iron Man three. We're about there. Okay, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I get the three mixed up. But well, there's no
Speaker 1: good one way or the other. We don't need or
Speaker 1: want this.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know if we don't need it or I
Speaker 1: know we don't need it. I say we don't want it.
Speaker 1: I know the military applications are endless, and I know
Speaker 1: the military would want it. As far as personal use,
Speaker 1: I don't know about all the uses. I mean, I
Speaker 1: guess you could have an in home assistant on some level.
Speaker 1: What do you think the worst thing is that this
Speaker 1: could be used for commit murders. It's going to be
Speaker 1: used for that, and it probably already has me.
Speaker 2: No, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: Look, because you would have a built in alibi because
Speaker 1: you don't have to be somewhere for this thing. It's
Speaker 1: like an untraceable gun. It's like a ghost gun in
Speaker 1: that regard. You could on a black market get you
Speaker 1: know how I say, I'm not a criminal, but I
Speaker 1: would think like one. I could see how someone would
Speaker 1: get one of these and have it go kill someone
Speaker 1: and not tie back to you, not be traceable back
Speaker 1: to you. Again, we're showing you the video right now
Speaker 1: on YouTube at mister bo Kelly. And if you look
Speaker 1: at the capabilities of the robot, it doesn't have a hand.
Speaker 1: It has you know, like pads or it can do
Speaker 1: certain things. But once you fit it with some sort
Speaker 1: of lethal weapon, yeah, it's going to be carrying out hits.
Speaker 2: At this point, I'm being.
Speaker 1: Very buzz saws this on the hands whatever you want.
Speaker 1: I mean, it doesn't have to be a gun which
Speaker 1: is shooting projectiles. It could be a more conventional weapon
Speaker 1: like a machete or something.
Speaker 2: Because if you have that type.
Speaker 1: Of dexterity, Yes, it can wield just about whatever weapon.
Speaker 1: And I could be home in California and that could
Speaker 1: be somewhere in Nevada and just carry out a hit
Speaker 1: for me and likely not traceable back to me because
Speaker 1: I'm gonna put it in Stephan's name, Yeah, and frame
Speaker 1: him and then and I'm the one charged, Yes, and
Speaker 1: I would testify against you.
Speaker 4: Look for these things to be used for security, for
Speaker 4: crowd control, all sorts of things that people don't want
Speaker 4: to get their own hands dirty with anymore.
Speaker 2: None of it good.
Speaker 1: Hey twala, that's like Iron Legion in I think it
Speaker 1: was Iron Man three.
Speaker 2: Where it was the Iron Legion.
Speaker 1: They were used for like crowd control, crowd pacification, right,
Speaker 1: riot monitoring, all that kind of stuff. Yeah, you would
Speaker 1: able to disperse them and put a shield of armor
Speaker 1: around the planet. Now, let's relate it to what's going
Speaker 1: on in the world right now. Can you imagine fifty
Speaker 1: or sixty of these being put out for crowd control?
Speaker 2: Yes, I could, Yeah.
Speaker 1: And you would limit the involvement or of the risk
Speaker 1: to actual law enforcement officers. We already have robots on
Speaker 1: a very small level for like bomb disposal, or they
Speaker 1: had to integrate the robot with LAPD. As far as
Speaker 1: threat assessment, yeah, going into buildings, we're there. The technology
Speaker 1: is just getting better where we could do more, but
Speaker 1: we're there for better for worse.
Speaker 4: Just I think it was this week or last week
Speaker 4: of America's Got Talent, a young lady had a grouping
Speaker 4: of those dog robots performing and doing tricks instead of
Speaker 4: the normal dog shows that they have on America's Got
Speaker 4: Talent that Simon Coy loved so much, she brought robot
Speaker 4: dogs to do the same tricks, jumping through hoops. It
Speaker 4: was insane to look at, but I'm like, oh my god,
Speaker 4: these things are up there and they're doing tricks.
Speaker 1: There was a video and I know we saw it.
Speaker 1: We talked about it to a certain degree. Where they
Speaker 1: had these autonomous like dog robots when no one was watching,
Speaker 1: we're kind of reacting to each other on their own,
Speaker 1: and they formed like a level of grouping where there
Speaker 1: was a leader amongst them that they just flipped.
Speaker 2: Each other's butts.
Speaker 1: They know they didn't each other's butts, but they followed
Speaker 1: the instructions of like the Alpha robots. That's wy I
Speaker 1: can describe it. I wish I had it available at
Speaker 1: this moment. But once we start talking about the integration
Speaker 1: of AI with this technology and the singularity where it
Speaker 1: no longer needs us, we'll always talk about, you know,
Speaker 1: life imitating art. We're just about there. It's not Skynet,
Speaker 1: but it's damn close.
Speaker 2: Oh god, we're all gonna die.
Speaker 4: I mean, if the robots are break dancing, then that
Speaker 4: means the robots can break you. If you can program
Speaker 4: them to do complicated dance moves, you could say do
Speaker 4: something simple like hey, snap that guy's neck.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the dexterity is there.
Speaker 1: We're not talking about the robot from Lost in Space
Speaker 1: well Robinson Danger Danger, No, no, no, it's not that we're
Speaker 1: we're at I would say we're at eye robots.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: The Lost in Space robot couldn't crip walk at all.
Speaker 4: And the fact that these robots are practicing complicated movements
Speaker 4: like parkour athletic. You're not going to be able to
Speaker 4: run aw wait from these things. It's not like they
Speaker 4: get tired. No, there's no running upstairs. There's no trying
Speaker 4: to trip them up, because they've practiced with these things
Speaker 4: falling down getting right back up.
Speaker 2: There's going to be no stopping.
Speaker 1: This way Hey, Daniel, if you can find the Boston
Speaker 1: Dynamics parkour course with their robots, that'd be great for
Speaker 1: our YouTube viewers in Motown and the Momigos that they
Speaker 1: can see this. This is a robot navigating a course
Speaker 1: on its own, autonomously. We have it right now, So
Speaker 1: if you're looking at YouTube, this is not AI. This
Speaker 1: is an actual robot navigating a parkour course, running up
Speaker 1: and downstairs, jumping from obstacle to obstacle, jumping and maintaining
Speaker 1: its balance. This is the leading edge of robotic technology
Speaker 1: that we're allowed to see. I'm quite sure that the
Speaker 1: Boston Dynamics is doing things for the federal government and
Speaker 1: the DD that we don't know about. You know, the
Speaker 1: implications and application are endless. Straight up reminds me of
Speaker 1: Black Mirror. That's why I know you'd like that show.
Speaker 1: It's so eerily close to the stuff that happens on
Speaker 1: that show.
Speaker 4: Well, in Black Mirror they have the dog robots with
Speaker 4: guns attached machine guns exactly.
Speaker 1: And if you watch this real bad show called War
Speaker 1: of the World's it think it was on Epics, they
Speaker 1: had the Boston Dynamics dog robots that were running around
Speaker 1: killing people.
Speaker 4: I hope this footage is saved for whatever civilization finds
Speaker 4: our remains. Oh no, no, they're destroying everything.
Speaker 1: Maybe we'll have some caves that are already dug out
Speaker 1: to preserve just some remnants and relics of human life.
Speaker 2: But we're definitely destroying our people. Yeah.
Speaker 1: No, we're not getting in. I'm not Please. Please, haven't
Speaker 1: you seen Paradise? We're not getting in.
Speaker 2: Hey, could they use these.
Speaker 4: Robots to clear out costco at closing time?
Speaker 2: I imagine that they could. Thank you. That's a callback before
Speaker 2: we go to break.
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Speaker 1: we got to tell you about a bear and a
Speaker 1: personal beef it had with a hiker. We'll tell you
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Speaker 1: That's how he's described, who died after allegedly being pushed
Speaker 1: into a ravine by a bear.
Speaker 2: I am Ron.
Speaker 1: Burgundy Christos whose last name I cannot pronounce. A reportedly
Speaker 1: experienced hiker was that Damne Autor laughing it's a sex.
Speaker 2: Doctor laughing they got him.
Speaker 1: So wait a minute, how is it the sex doctors
Speaker 1: gonna laugh and I don't get a rim shot.
Speaker 2: I earned the laugh. We have tangible evidence, Oh my goodness.
Speaker 1: Anyhow, Christos, whose last name I cannot pronounce, reportedly an
Speaker 1: experienced hiker, was in an area of northern Greece with
Speaker 1: his friend Dimitrius, whose last name I also cannot pronounce,
Speaker 1: another hiking veterans. So we have two hiking veterans. And
Speaker 1: then they encountered a bear a few meters away as
Speaker 1: far as one of the hikers tells the story, and
Speaker 1: allegedly it began to attack. This is a Christos, I believe.
Speaker 1: Oh no, this is Demetrius Dimitrius quote. I didn't have
Speaker 1: time to react, That's the truth. My dog got in
Speaker 1: the way and gave me two to three seconds to
Speaker 1: get the pepper spray out.
Speaker 2: I sprayed the bear.
Speaker 1: She ran away, went to Christos, the other hiker who
Speaker 1: was on the edge of the cliff.
Speaker 2: She as in.
Speaker 1: The bear gave Christos a push and he fell down
Speaker 1: twenty six hundred feet.
Speaker 2: To his death. I call b I'm right here with you.
Speaker 1: I mean, look, okay, you're saying that a bear attacked
Speaker 1: but didn't get to you thanks to the dog which intervened.
Speaker 1: The bear, according to the story, did not harm the dog.
Speaker 4: A dog that only intervened on your behalf, right, not
Speaker 4: your friend who, for some reason other this experienced hiker
Speaker 4: went to go stand by the edge of the cliff.
Speaker 2: From the bear stands by the edge of a cliff.
Speaker 2: That was gonna be my question, why were you there? Wait?
Speaker 1: Okay, now, the only one who can tell the story
Speaker 1: is the person who lived. There is no evidence of
Speaker 1: the bear from what we can see in the story.
Speaker 4: Just claimed it was an African American bear, which is
Speaker 4: very racist.
Speaker 1: On his face. Okay, it's very racist. Did they give
Speaker 1: a description of the bear?
Speaker 2: Know why? Because the bear fit the description?
Speaker 4: Just a sack bear attacked me and my friend while
Speaker 4: we are walking along the way.
Speaker 1: Vote just jumped out of nowhere, had ta and skittles
Speaker 1: in his hand. My point is, the dog is unharmed,
Speaker 1: Demitrius is unharmed. Christos is dead, and the only person
Speaker 1: who can tell the story because the dog ain't talking,
Speaker 1: is Demitrius, and we're supposed to take his word for it.
Speaker 2: That sounds very personal.
Speaker 1: Why would a bear push someone push bo, not attack,
Speaker 1: not eat, went up to the white at the cliff
Speaker 1: and pushed him off the cliff. The bear knows that,
Speaker 1: oh gravity twenty six hundred feet. Yeah, I'll just push
Speaker 1: him over the edge. Hey wait, pushed him over the
Speaker 1: edge and then left.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because because uh, Chrystos is saying that he went.
Speaker 4: The dog giving him this moment respite to get out
Speaker 4: the spray allowed him to climb up a tree.
Speaker 2: Don't bears know how to climb trees?
Speaker 1: They do, so why would you climb a tree to
Speaker 1: get away from a bear which allegedly is attacking you?
Speaker 1: The dog intervened, but the bear didn't harm the dog.
Speaker 1: The bear did not try and try and climb a
Speaker 1: tree to get you, which originally was supposedly after instead
Speaker 1: did not swipe, did not try to eat, just hip
Speaker 1: checked his friend into a ravine. That's the story he's
Speaker 1: going with. That's what we're supposed to believe.
Speaker 4: I like how these two experienced hikers were also on
Speaker 4: a bit of a treasure hunt, as they were reportedly
Speaker 4: hiking towards the remains of a Greek warplane that crashed
Speaker 4: in the area roughly seventy years ago.
Speaker 1: It just sounds like a like a plot from a
Speaker 1: movie like Broke Back Mountain, like Cocaine Bear. No, I'm
Speaker 1: just saying, not even cocaine. These guys were more than friends.
Speaker 1: I'm being serious. I think there was something that happened
Speaker 1: between them. There was an argument, and that was the
Speaker 1: story they came up with. Why he pushed his friend
Speaker 1: into the friend air quotes into the ravine. Yeah, a bear,
Speaker 1: which no one saw, no one knows anything about, jumped
Speaker 1: out of nowhere surprised them both. The dog intervened, saved everyone,
Speaker 1: and the one guy went up the tree. And the
Speaker 1: only person who can tell the story of the guy
Speaker 1: who went up the tree and the bear left him alone.
Speaker 4: And the authorities come to this man, say, so, can
Speaker 4: you tell us what happened? We were walking by my
Speaker 4: neur own business when a black bear came out and
Speaker 4: attacked us out of nowhere. I climbed up a tree.
Speaker 4: I know blackskin climb African American African American bears can climb.
Speaker 4: I know they can climb, But I climbed the treet.
Speaker 4: I'm an experienced hiker, so I knew which tree to climb.
Speaker 4: Are you saying that Kristof. My friend who's also an
Speaker 4: experienced hiker, went to the edge of the cliff.
Speaker 1: An experienced hiker knows not to stand next to the
Speaker 1: edge of a cliff.
Speaker 2: You would think you would think, okay.
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