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There were two stories in the news today about hot grandmothers. Are you noticing that there's a lot more stories about literally grandmothers who are unusually attractive? One of them is model Polina Porizkova or whatever. She's like 58, I think, and she did a shoot where she looks like 19. You know, from let's say the neck down she looks 19. I don't know what kind. Now I'm talking about, well, I don't know if cosmetic surgery, but even her torso looks like it's 19 years old. So I don't know how you do that. Probably some, probably a little bit of work. A little bit of work.

But now Representative Boebert is going to have a kid. She doesn't, or a grandkid. She does not look old enough to have a grandkid, but I think she started early. The whole idea of a grandparent, like it doesn't look the same anymore, does it? She's 36, so be soon. Yeah, I knew a 36-year-old grandmother. I've actually known a few of them. I've known a few 36-year-old grandmothers.

Well, here's the biggest news that you won't understand because nobody could. GPT-4 is about to come out in maybe a few weeks, and reportedly it will have multimodal flavors. I saw in one tweet. In other words, it will do video. Just think about that. GPT-4 will be the AI upgrade from GPT-3 that is blowing everybody's mind. My understanding is that version 4 won't be just a little bit better. Is that what you're hearing? It's not like, oh, this is going to be 25 percent better or something like that. I feel like it's like a 10x or 100x, right? It's like 10 or 100 times more powerful. And the one we have is scary now. Now make it, I don't know what the number is, but make it way, way more powerful and then give it video, which it can manipulate to look like photorealistic things. You can make a movie by talking into it, I think. I mean, we'll wait, but I believe that I could take my book *God's Debris* and just read it, or it already knows it because the book has been available for free on the internet for years. So you might have seen it because it's just there on the internet. So if it read everything on the internet, maybe it read it. So I could just say, hey, have you read *God's Debris*? And then GPT-4 says, yes, I am familiar with it. Then I say, can you make me a movie that will correspond to the scenes and then have the characters speak the dialogue? Boop, there it is. I believe I can create a movie in 10 seconds. I think that's going to be, and if it's not this version and if it's not GPT-4, it might be two separate pieces of AI that you have to use. But if you put the two of them together, I think you're going to make movies by just saying read this book and make a movie out of it. I think that's real. Or read the script. So we have no idea what's coming.

I saw a demonstration today. Chris France tweeted this about another AI called Midjourney, and he showed four photographs and asked you if you could tell which of the four was the real one and which were generated by AI. Now it was a trick. They were all generated by AI. They looked perfect. I think one of the characters had four fingers, but if you didn't look closely you wouldn't notice. It's sort of realistic now. So the days of being able to know that what you're looking at is real are absolutely gone from this point on, and really earlier. If you believe that something's true because you saw a video or a photograph, it actually means nothing now. It means nothing because the fakes will look just like the real.

Speaking of that, there's a video on the internet of a Russian helicopter photographing a UFO. Well, that flew near and around it. Now would you be surprised to know that the photography is not really clear? Interesting, huh? Because apparently the Russian aircraft was at the same speed as the UFO. It was like flying right next to it. If you fly right next to something and you take out your smartphone and go click and you're traveling at the same speed so it's as if you're not moving at al