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he DNC has voted to oust Vice Chair David Hogg. And also Malcolm Kenyatta, I don't know who that is, but I guess they were both vice chairs. And it's over a technical complaint that was the excuse they made, but they slaughtered their hog finally. Now I've been telling you before that I think David Hogg should not be underestimated because like AOC he does have skill and if you free him from the…
← Previous segment →to solve that problem right now? All right. Okay. If you demand it, I will. All you need is to have three AIs. You know, three, not three models, but three completely different AIs. And you have one AI that's in charge of speaking, but you have everything it says tested first on the other AIs. So you have two AIs that fact check the third AI, and the third AI is the only one that gets to talk.
Now what are the odds that three different AIs would have the same hallucination? I think the odds would be close to zero, right? Unless the models were also coincidentally trained exactly the same way in the same order on the same data, which I don't think happens. But you tell me, what are the odds that all three AIs would hallucinate the same thing? I feel like it wouldn't.
So I'm wondering if the real problem is that people don't want to pay for three AIs. You know, if you had Grok and ChatGPT and Anthropic, would they all agree on the hallucination? Now doesn't that seem too simple? Are an
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y of you AI experts? When you hear my idea, do you say to yourself, you idiot? You forgot the most important thing about AI. I don't know. Did I? I might have. But doesn't it seem to you like that would work like every time? I don't see how it wouldn't work. But anyway, so if you wanted AI to be solved, there you go. I just fixed it maybe. All right. The Trump administration, according to RSBN, i…
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