Comments by "Timothy Geisler" (@XAirForcedotcom) on "Peter H. Diamandis" channel.

  1. Your obligation as CEOs is to replace yourself and the other high paid managers with a AI management system then that money goes back to the workers and stockholders
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  2. Ladies and gentlemen, we have $2 trillion a year to save to balance the budget and that means cutting a bunch of government jobs of people that sit around and tell everyone else know instead of handing over resources correctly. The same thing goes with CEOs that collect a huge amount of money and could be replaced by AI. Time to cut out the fat and make this nation, lean and mean.
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  3. Oh man, you mean I have to do this longer. : )
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  4. Peter and Neil. I just asked Claude, GPT4 and Gemini, to give me an answer to resolve humanities issues by showing at the groupings that we have done as society so far. All three of them answered unifying the world is the next step, which is exactly what I’m trying to do.
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  5. If I had something better than the veterans administration and TRICARE to count on, maybe but currently I’m sitting here in pain without real healthcare because they cut it just by not providing services. Decades of paperwork into the government. Unexcused.
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  6.  @NourLababidi  an automated procurement process is important for everyone because it’s a very time intensive process that involves a lot of regulations and paperwork, especially in healthcare and government an AI could definitely look at things like the federal acquisition regulations and bump that against any healthcare laws and give you a sane solution very quickly, which will reduce cost for everyone once we put this in place across all manufacturing sectors.
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  7. I bet you there were a bunch of CEOs that have staff that are using AI right now. A I could actually track who the most productive people are and pay them accordingly, which does not happen now. AI doesn’t need an entertainment expense account. AI is it going to go out and embarrass the company like many of the upper management due. Abercrombie and Finch for one, but there have been a huge number of cases over and over again. The most efficient companies will take over and if you don’t replace people with AI, your company will more than likely fail. When you can take a few people and replace them with automation using the money that they used to make the stockholders are going to demand it, and even the private companies that do not do this will no longer exist.
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  8. Ray stop telling us we have to live forever. I deserve better than that. If the world was running fairly, that would be one thing, but that’s not what’s happening.
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  9. I have a bunch of paperwork showing both political parties cheating during the 2020 election, which means I gave an executive order as the real president of the United States and even if AI determines I was not I’m still your military and I defend this nation with inter internal enemies break constitutional law which I’ve watched everyone do.
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  10.  @ghostknock7663  yes they are and I have already ordered it.
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  11.  @NourLababidi  I know a bunch of things that we could use AI for. We need an AI procurement system that we can track every item from the point of raw resources to the final product, including 3-D modeling simulations before it’s even built to find out if it will work. We lost most of our manufacturing base by offering to places like China and this would be one thing that would help us offset that. The customer should just be able to verbally give a requirement with AI asking questions about details. Then it shows visual representations and part parts breakdown with a simulation of it actually being used for its intended purpose. Once the customer thinks they’re happy, it ought makes the process of having it built in the cheapest and fastest way possible, depending on the amount of money that they are willing to spend. If they get a prototype and they’d like it, it can then figure out if it could be mass produced the same way or if it has to make changes. When you get the mass produced product, you also get a complete user’s manual, & technical order to maintain it and fix it, it is something complex like a weapon system.
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  12.  @NourLababidi  we also need a system to start tracking corruption. Like looking at the politicians voting versus who they’re getting donations from and how they are interacting with their constituents. We have a bunch of politicians that are not doing their job at all and we need to be able to automatically impeach them because people are not and I know this for a fact because I’ve dealt with Congress in the Senate and still am and they refused to answer questions. They are absolutely on the take in every way and we have to put a stop to it because we are paying a huge amount of money and getting nothing out of it while the rich are just getting richer.
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  13.  @illuminated2438  Yes, it will happen.. You don’t know what you’re talking about. You could pay 250 talented workers to replace one CEO.
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  14. Elon wanted a $58 billion pay package. Elon is not worth more money than all of the engineers that work for him and they’re the ones that actually make the company function. Stockholders aren’t gonna pay that kind of money when a computer program can manage the company better and not run out in public and ruin the reputation of the company. Give me a break you’re just brainwashed.
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  15. Elon Musk wants $58 billion for a pay package and what could you do with $58 billion to include paying the workers across the board better, and increasing using that money to increase automation which increases efficiency. Elon is smart, but he’s not worth that much more than any other human and neither or any of you..
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  16. I promise you that the companies that are publicly traded will replace CEOs and managers and use that money for paying the workers that do need to be there and to increase automation. Do any of you know anything about life at all because you act like a bunch of idiots
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  17. You’re all legally dead no matter what you do. When I submit paperwork to the United Nations and they don’t answer either after I had already submitted paperwork through the government and that had been going on 20 years then you don’t have any more options. You are legally terminated no matter what you do.
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  18. Dismantle old warheads that have to be dealt with anyway would provide 1,400,000 GwH of power for $10 billion of investment
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  19. This is me asking ChatGPT
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  20. Don’t worry about the warheads because you’ll have robots and AI to destroy each other with. : )
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  21. no one wants to be killed with some outdated nuclear warhead when they can have a robot involved
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  22. I was blinded by the flash, but I could still smell that that warhead is stale : )
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  23. I just looked into the Christal ball and I am sure that I am Wright : )
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  24. There’s legitimately no excuse, not to do this, as a part of an overall solution because there are billionaires that could write a check for that much money by selling some of their stock and the amount of money that will be generated from AI being used correctly is tremendous. It hugely more socially acceptable versus you having to fight with the public, you now get public credibility, which is worth a lot of money in its own
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  25. The way I use the fact that you delete this information to train AI by putting this data back into government and other servers. You don’t stand a chance because you’ve given me every bit of training material, AI needs to know what complete pieces of garbage you are
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  26. I’ve already said that the prevalent job of the future will be AI and robot assistant. You’re all gonna be working for a robot arm or a computer. : )
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  27. How long do you think the stock holders are going to be willing to pay Hue salaries to talk management when they can replace them with AI. Would you can take $25 million that a single person is making in a year and said by an AI system the CEOs will be gone very soon.
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  28. Why would you have a human making slowly making decisions when AI could make thousands of decision decisions in the same amount of time. You would instead replace them and turn that money back into anything but paying a single person. That money could be used for automation, research, and paying the people that are still working a fair wage, which would bring up productivity, so the CEOs and top managers are going to be gotten rid of very quickly
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  29. How many CEOs have done something wrong and brought down stock prices over and over again when they could be replaced with a very efficient automated system that isn’t running around on the street. Lol
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  30. All the people that are doing the sexual harassment at the top and then causing their companies to lose money could be replaced with things that won’t harass you. AI doesn’t need an expense account or managed in the same way that the CEO does.
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  31. Think about how much easier AI will be able to make sure that the company is completely in compliance with all laws and any of the territories that it operates in instead of letting a bunch of high priced managers and lawyers, purposely mess up the system to generate profit and then get sued for it and lose reputation.
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  32. Yeah, so if you really wanna make a lot of money, you go start an AI company to do exactly what I’m telling you : )
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  33. We need to really stop AI at the point that it’s usable but not dangerous and then take our social steps before we do anything else. Once we are unified, we can work on it again after we’ve sat down and thought how to proceed
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  34. Doing it in an environment where you’re competing against each other so you’re gonna take the risk and possibly destroy humanity is not the appropriate responsible adult way of handling the current situation we are in with AI, war, and the environment on the verge of destroying us
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  35. Everyone would have to go back and check the work of Claude, but I asked it about the financial impact and if it’s even close to being correct, it’s absolutely the right thing to do. It resolves many issues that are important to all of us as humanity. We can fix most things immediately and everything in a relatively short period of time once we are using technology as one group of people for the common good.
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  36. If you notice my name, it also has an X in front of it and it’s from a government official. I’ve been using this for probably 17 years or so.
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  37. This isn’t my idea. You could look back at the history of the world and this idea has been around forever and I am sure it was verbally passed down before that. All I am doing is my job as a government and repackaging it and handing it to you using the most current technology when it’s needed the most.
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  38. By the way, I’m only seven minutes into this and I’ve been writing about everything you’ve been saying on another social media platform at the same time
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  39. Who the heck knows what I might think when I start actually listening to the real conversation
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  40. Like Galileo I have unofficially been kept under house arrest as a government official that’s fighting with the rest of the government. They’ve done it by blocking appropriate medical care to a retired military person who has been turning them in for their crimes for decades. I know what Galileo went through in my own way and it’s because I am also a visionary.
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  41. Have the rest of your government lie about you, modify your internal records, delete what you’re saying on social media, and feed false information to mass media. That’s just a part of what I’ve been through to include being physically attacked.
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  42. I know what the politicians are willing to do because it’s been done to people like Alan Turing, and Martin Luther King
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  43. To Charles Lindberg‘s offspring. Quote from me “ You never die when you try, try try to fly and touch the sky.” 2020 as I was running for president and Chuck Yeager transitioned. When you try very hard towards something that benefits all of society, you are much more likely to be remembered.. “You have always been here and you will always be here from the Big Bang forward transitioning from one state to the next in a living universe.”
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  44. You are potentially in World War III right now. You are still on an exponential curve. You are developing AI in a race for power to include being used as a function of this potential world event. The difference is is that the atom bomb couldn’t think at this can. You’re being warned by data scientist of the potential for human extinction from this innovation. You need to take this very seriously and it needs to be done right now. We can unify the entire world in 10 years while we stop the development of AI temporarily. You said 15 years the last time. Your 2 1/2 years into a 7 1/2 year or less timeframe. Know how much danger you are in in multiple ways and act immediately.
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  45. You have been talking about exponentials and even with artificial intelligence, the exponential itself will start doubling and buy super artificial intelligence the entire exponential property becomes an irrelevant, possibly. There is no way to predict at that point.
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  46. OK, survival is one of the motivators and we’ve explained in detail that we are in great danger and this has come from multiple people. I personally ran general information through AI and financially this makes sense that anyone can think about efficiency gains from having one set of paperwork and rules while dropping borders and understand how things like that and not having more could save a lot of money. Now you have the financial reason to do this. If society unifies right now we will absolutely go down in history as the founding fathers of a unified planet. It will take all of us to do this correctly, and we have the means of documenting that. You’ve now been given all three reasons on why this has to happen. All of the motivation is there along with the money and reasoning to keep humanity safe.
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  47. In 1989 I started using .MilNet as the Internet. We had a micro computer in my wife’s office in base supply, but it did not work for its intended purpose. There were no assigned technicians for anything below a main frame, so there were radio maintenance guys that were interested in computers, trying to maintain these kind of systems. I had my own personal computer and would dial in and have that contact SIMTEL at Whitesands Missle Range, the home of the atom bomb, and download software so I could play with it and learn more. I then helped network machines together around 92 at my next base, then got hooked into the base network, which then became the Internet on its outside connection.
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  48. That’s where we’re gonna put super artificial intelligence is in an asteroid and send it outside the solar system to explore the galaxy. Psych to be specific more than likely. We need the minerals from anyway because it’s worth more than anything on earth, and we can shape it to include reducing its diameter and hallowing it out. We put the best biologic and manufacturing equipment we can inside of it. It will make biologic and or mechanical life and probes using resources from the destination, solar system, and download humanities intelligence into it. Humanity will be a bunch of other things that are artificially created, and designed specifically for the planet or body they are exploring. That is the safest way to develop super artificial intelligence. The next way is to give humans mind implants and we become a mesh network. Then we would not be destroyed by the super artificial intelligence, but instead more than likely, take care of those closest to us, psychologically and physically to keep the entire system running most efficiently
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  49. What do I wanna do when I grew up to be age 70 and find out that I’m gonna live in another 70 years? Hopefully be on the verge of ensuring humanities success. : )
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  50. Wait until you find out that you have to go to Centurion school when you reach 100 to get more education. Preschool for older adults.
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