>> todd: those economic migrants that the chinese are going to say are coming somehow paying 30, $35,000 to the smugglers to get in here. i don't know a lot of economic refugees who can afford that congressman ronny jackson. we have got to leave it there. good luck at the hearing today. we need some answers. >> thank you, guys. >> ashley: with that, "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >> we don't give a damn about your policy. >> victims of violent crime testified accusing bragg of pushing soft on crime policies that make the city left safe. >> mom on a mission to beat politicians every single time. >> i have actually been a strong advocate of a.i. regulation. >> major revelations elon musk interview with tucker carlson. >> there should be oversight. it's a danger to the public. >> ramping up fight with disney. >> the district owns other land. man create another state park. maybe need state prison. >> how strategic he has been.

>> former director of intelligence says the only explanation for the pandemic is a leak from the chinese laboratory. >> the damage caused is very real. >> pizza delivery man was in the right place at the right time as a suspect happened to run right by him. police thanked the policeman for the assist and said if he is ever interested in a job, they are hiring. >> steve: live from the avenue of the americas as you look up that green stuff up there, that's central park. it is the 18th day of april. it is tax day. attention all people if you have not put your taxes in the mail, you have got until midnight tonight. it's going to be a beautiful day here in new york city. we have got 48 degrees. >> ainsley: taxes finished for you? >> steve: yes. a couple of weeks ago.

>> pete: do people still put them in the mail. >> ainsley: my dad always did at midnight. pete's pete i know you can. >> ainsley: downtown main library midnight i always rode with him. >> pete: out of protest? >> ainsley: no, still working on it. >> steve: if you had to pay it would be in dimes. i remember those days, too. because my parents would say, okay. it's tax night and then we would drive down to the main post office in our town physical. >> ainsley: i said library post office. >> steve: a line through the night. >> ainsley: we weren't the only family. >> steve: no a whole bunch. >> pete: my dad last day or two. >> ainsley: this is before computers. >> pete: these days a lot of clicking going on. >> ainsley: visiting offices help me with this. >> pete: that's my status. >> ainsley: me too. i got a letter from them yesterday. we need one more piece of information okay. i'm on it.

>> steve: you mentioned there are now computers. there is now this artificial intelligence. >> ainsley: fascinating. >> steve: look at something and say this is how much tax you owe or if that's the case. >> pete: in the future a.i. will do our taxes. >> steve: because a.i. will have followed us for a year and then they will go this is how much you are going to owe. >> ainsley: if you are new to this, download this happen called chat didn't. >> steve: or barred. >> ainsley: a lot of students are using it to write term papers. type in the subject if you want to know more about it. artificial intelligence gathering information. elon musk said he doesn't trust it. it's all a lie. they are selecting what information you get. that's his opinion. it was an interesting interview if you watched it. the entire show exclusive. >> pete: right now look back some day at chatgpt as the myspace of a.i. >> ainsley: the original.

>> pete: the old one. >> steve: there was no facebook when it was feyes book when it was just faces. >> pete: had to.edu account question is where are we going? >> steve: and that's why we told you this a couple weeks ago elon musk has called on a pause on the development of ai because it could take a scary turn. i know peter doocy was at the white house two weeks ago and asked about after elon had said that and asked about how concerned the white house was, and from the podium, there was simply a laugh. a lot of people are not taking it seriously. elon musk is. and that's what i told ducker last night. watch. >> the smartest creatures as far as we know on this earth is humans. our defining characteristic. we obviously are weaker than chimpanzee and less agile but real smarter. so now what happens when

something vastly smarter than the smartest person comes along in silicon form? it's very difficult to predict what will happen that circumstance. called the singularity like a black hole. you don't know what happens after that. it's hard to predict. so i think we should be cautious with a.i. and we should, i think there should be some government oversight because it effects -- it's a danger to the public. and so when you have things that are a danger to the public, you know, like, let's say, good and drug administration ands federal aviation administration the fcc. we have these agencies to oversee things that effect the public where if they can do public harm and you don't want companies cutting corners on

safety. and then having people suffer as a result. so, i have actually for a long time been a strong advocate of a.i. regulation. >> steve: that's why he is calling for a pause. is he going to launch his own version of it coming up. he announced a couple days ago. it's out there. the worry is and do you remember i'm old enough to remember the movie the stanley cubric 2001 space odyssey where a computer essentially kills a crew because it's in the best interest of humanity to kill the crew. if you saw the movie you know that that was like 40 or 50 years ago. still, it's an important thought. is it possible for technology to wipe out civilization if technical nothing says you know what? man is getting in the way. >> ainsley: he says humans are

part of the universe and a.i. will realize we need humans to be part of the universe. >> steve: we have to teach a.i. that. >> ainsley: is he on this mission to expose the coordination between twitter and the government. that's why he released the twitter files. that's why he wants to start instead of chatgpt he's to start truth gpt. that reminded me of truth social. >> pete: do you know what? it's pretty telling that an entrepreneur who wants as much creative space as possible, elon musk is an entrepreneur doesn't usually want regulation. you want wide open space in order to operate and create and build. to be calling for it at the beginning i is an indication of how weary he is of the potential of a.i. can't you just unplug the computer? there is a point at which he believes it could become autonomous and if it's in the wrong hands, foreign governments, other actors, or just ambitious people that are not tethered to regulation or

the truth or. >> ainsley: progressive programmers. >> pete: yeah, then you have got a big problem on your hand. >> steve: the big problem is would a.i. just do something on it own after it's given a problem to solve and then ultimately decides, you know what? people are in the way. let's get rid of everybody. you know, it's interesting that we're at this point because it was about 20 years ago when the search engine business started of to take off and google, today nobody even approaches google with their search engine and their advertising targeted advertising and they know so much. and now, tucker did talk a little bit with elon last night about how one of the co-founders larry page how he. >> ainsley: of google. >> steve: of google. how he is now focusing in on a.i. in a unique way. when i say unique, listener to elon musk. >> it stayed at his house in pal

alto. my perception while he was not taking a.i. seriously enough. >> what did he say about it. >> he really seemed to be -- digital super intelligence basically digital god if you will. as soon as possible. >> he wanted that. >> yes. he has made many public statements over the years the whole goal of google is what is called agi artificial general intelligence or artificial super intelligence. i agree with him that there is great potential for good but there is also potential for bad. and so if you have got some radical in your technology and you want to try to take said actions that maximize possibility it will do good and minimize it will probably do bad things. it can't just be helpful and go barreling forward and hope for the best and then at one point

and. >> steve: digital god. >> pete: is that what it is? >> ainsley: it is, of course. >> pete: that's pretty telling i don't feel like he would go on tucker and misrepresent that conversation with another prominent member of the tech industry. a digital god created by someone who accusing elon musk of being a specious because he likes humans? >> steve: who knows what the protocol will be on that. >> is this about money? is this about being the first? >> ainsley: he seems like is he going in with more caution and he says that larry page maybe not as much. his fear is if it's mismanaged it could lead to civilization destruction. >> pete: guys paying with house money. multi, multi billionaires.

he bought twitter to defend free speech even though it's worth half as much. >> steve: i think he bought it because he wanted to be the chief twit. >> pete: at this point top of the pyramid thinking up schemes. can you set at your kitchen table ah ha you created a digital god no no because we can't. they are at the point they think they can. how beholden will would he be to their view of what's good especially in a godless world where computers are in control. i think that's scary. >> ainsley: he is so bright. we learned about singularity. that's the when the most intelligent, which would be a.i., is smarter than the smartest person in the world. we learned about speciousist. share some of that wealth of knowledge with us. >> steve: at least we can watch it. that was part of part 1. tonight at 8:00 eastern time, part 2 of tucker's sitdown with

elon musk. it is going to be fascinating. right here on fox news channel. >> pete: sure is we move on now to a fox news alert. brand new video this morning of the detained "wall street journal" reporter, evan gershkovich in court today appealing his spy charges in russia. >> steve: there he is behind ballistic glass. the hearing comes a day after gershkovich got first visit in russia since his arrest for espionage charge. he was charged with espionage two weeks ago by the government of russia. >> ainsley: is he in good health and remains strong. we reiterate our call for his immediate release. hopefully that will happen. russia was saying possibly a trade after his trial which could be a year. >> pete: i'm sure it will be a very fair trial there. >> steve: no kidding. we have only seen him in still photographs before. so it's hard to tell whether or not he looks good or looks bad.

he looks healthy. he is standing on his own. >> pete: he looks defiant. >> steve: i'm not a spy. >> ainsley: and standing very close to the glass. >> pete: we wish him and his family the best for sure. >> steve: more on him as it develops. >> pete: in a moment. yep. first, republicans now revealing there are nine biden family members involved in the family's influence peddling. >> it's wild the number of family members involved. and it's even the amount of money that we are talking about in these suspicious activity reports is astronomical. >> pete: why this should trouble every american coming up. >> plus a record 49% of voters now call themselves independent. county g.o.p. capitalize on the divided politics? we are going to ask lee carter next

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indictments. >> all types of criminal elements. free to do what they want, when they want. however they want to whoever they want with no consequences. and as far as the manhattan district attorney's office, if he is receiving one penny of federal dollars, you need to pull that funding until he starts doing his damn job and prosecuting crime. >> todd: perfectly said. one witness bodega owner jose alba the moment he defended his shop from a violent criminal. he will spent a week in rikers before the charges against him for standing his ground were dropped. despite this, democrats like georgia congressman hank johnson labeling witnesses like alba as republican props and ripping the hearing as a charade. >> this hearing was called for a purpose, to intimidate a district attorney for doing his job. >> i fear you are being used for a political purpose despite your

sincerity. [gavel] >> your experiences are devastating. but the problem is that this is a charade to cover up for an ann abuse of power. >> those being three other democrats besides hank johnson but the criticism of how bragg has handled violent offenders yesterday coming from both sides of the political aisle. >> the day he took office, it seems al van bragg's top priority was to keep criminals out of jail and free to roam the streets he would be better off as a defense attorney than a prosecutor. >> hundreds of thousands of people come into the city, into manhattan to work and don't have the opportunity to vote for the district attorney. but their safety is in jeopardy because of the district attorney. >> todd: meantime a man protesting d.a. bragg needing to be escorted of out after interrupting the hearing calling the d.a. pro-crime. back to you. >> steve: thanks for the wrap up from yesterday.

it's 20 minutes after the top of the hour. >> pete: we are moving along toss it over to ashley strohmier for headlines. >> ashley: start with this. house oversight committee chairman james comer revealing thousands of documents have been reviewed from the treasury, some with evidence proving additional biden family members may have benefited from hunter's business dealings. watch. >> this isn't just about the president's son or the president's brother. we have identified six new biden family members involved in shady foreign transactions that we believe were a direct result of influence peddling. >> ainsley: the democrats slamming congressman comer's claims and the oversight's committee's probe dismissing any against the first family. it lawmakers holding second hearing of covid origins today. john ratcliffe is set to testify. he shared his prepared testimony exclusively with fox news, reading, in part: my informed assessment continues to be that a lab leak is the only

explanation credibly supported by intelligence, by science, and by common sense. chinese officials say they are firmly against the hearings. >> governor ron desantis is joining the bud light boycott after the brand's controversial partnership with dylan mulvaney. team desantis is parody mocking beer company and supporting women's sports. adam schiff and other california democrats get roasted for posting this bud light photo op. one twitter user says looks completely natural and not staged. dean cain even chiming in worst party ever. it is tax day and you could see more of your income going to the irs. a "new york post" analysis says americans are paying more in tax than ever before. the irs will collect more than $36,000 per household according to the post. but krispy kreme is offering a tax day treat offering a dozen glazed donuts for the cost of

sales tax when you buy a dozen at regular price. and those are your headlines, ainsley, i'm going to send it down to you. >> ainsley: good deal. thank you so much, ashley a record 49% of american voters now call themself independents. that is nearly the same as those who identify as either a democrat or republican combined. among those independents, there is an even divide on which way they lean. some more to the right. some more to the left. here with what this means for 2024 is pollster maslansky and partners president lee carter. are you surprised by. this i'm not. this is a trend we have been seeing over time. 49% of americans identify as independence. even young people 49% identify as independents. most of them have problems on one issue or another. mostly republican ents segment not on social issues. mostly democrat but i want to fund the police. i'm not going to align myself with either party and also they're addition allusioned and

disappointed in the party system they don't trust it. >> is it a sign of how far each party has gone. >> i think it has. the other thing that is really interesting as you look at the independent votes for the first time in a number of years, more people are leaning republican than they are democrat. most people for the last several years it's been a 3 point at least minimum advantage towards the democrats. right now republicans have a slight advantage. only 1 point. 45 to 44. still, that's significant. saying to me that people are aligning more with conservative values going more republican but on some issues, specifically when you look at the social issues like abortion and look at gay marriage and some of those other issues. that's where other people are drawing the line i can't go there. >> does this give opportunity for people to come up in the ranks and say i'm going to fund police but maybe six weeks is too early. whatever the social issue is that republicans care about. >> the problem is with the primary system, it's really appealing to those folks who have decided to say i am a republican or i am a democrat because in many states there are still closed primaries.

you will get those more extreme candidates going to come through. does that mean a third party candidate come n the general election? i think it's going to be difficult. even though people are aligning themselves with independents more than they are -- they are not saying i want a third party. they are saying i want the flexibility to go with whoever is right for the moment. i think it would be really hard. they have solid base. the republicans. >> ainsley: it would change the primary fields in many states. in new york you can't vote unless you are a registered republican or a democrat. >> that's right. many states have a closed primary. it's important that people understand that. if you are an independent and you are frustrated getting two extreme candidates go out there and register one side or the other so you can have your voice heard when it comes time of the primary. a lot of people don't realize that. >> ainsley: i wonder how this is going to effect the presidency? is it going to be harder for candidates to win. >> much harder. once you get to the general election, you will see a lot of people are frustrated with the candidates that they have. the problem is a lot of people want someone in the middle a

more moderate. look what happened with joe biden people thought they were getting a moderate but the progressive wing poured so much money. the schools pour so much money to the candidate elect he has to do what they want. >> very frustrating. most people are expecting one thing. huge distrust in politicians. people are tired of people promising one thing and getting something else. >> ainsley: totally. >> that is another reason why we are seeing a new jersey number of people saying i would rather identify as an independent than either one. >> ainsley: governor threatening to put a prison next door to the park or maybe an idea. chinese secret police station on u.s. soil. how the communist country is infiltrating the u.s. to spy on and harass dissidents here in earthquake in. congressman carlos gimenez holds china accountable next. ♪

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prison if convicted everybody has said on the american side to the russians let him go: pete. >> pete: thank you very much. the accusing the communist chinese of using a secret police station in new york city to spy on and harass dissidents inside the u.s. congressman carlos guilliams is holding china accountable as part of the house china select committee he joins us now. congressman, what do you make of this? how long have he would known about such activity and how important is it that we finally took some action? >> i think we have known about this supposedly, you know, chinese police station in new york city for quite some time and it's about time we do something about it. why do the chinese need a police station in the united states? why would we even allow it. something again we will have to look at and what activities that the chinese communist party is actually holding inside the

united states as we look at activities that the chinese communist party is around the world. so that's the good thick about our select committee, it's going to be looking at all topics, dealing with the chinese communist party and their activities around the world, including the united states. >> pete: you are exactly right. we china ever allow the nypd to have a station inside china? the answer is no. >> i doubt it, yes. >> pete: very much so. you mentioned holding china accountable. one of those things obviously is covid-19. the origins of where that came from. you are holding a hearing on that. in advance of that hearing, one of your colleagues, brad wenstrup got an email from auto member of the chinese communist party. the chinese embassy in washington. this is what the email said: i'm counselor lee cheng and the chinese embassy in the u.s. i'm reaching out to express our grave concern regarding the covid-19 origins hearing to be chaired by congressman wenstrup on next tuesday. according to the announcement

the hearing is to examine china's complicity in the covid-19 crisis and hold china accountable. we firmly oppose it. congressman, will the chinese oppose you looking under the hood? >> they are always opposing it. when we with president xi i got a letter saying there would be repercussions and they were opposed to such a meeting. we are getting those letters. we are getting those kinds of letters all the time. you know, i congratulate my colleague on holding the hearings. it's about time we find out exactly how the covid virus got out. where it came from. and follow the science unlike maybe some people in the united states who didn't follow the science. we are going to follow the science and get to the bottom of it. you know, i'm pretty sure that science is going to tell us it came out of that lab and then the question is why did it come out of that lab? and so, again, i con congratulae him on what he is doing. >> why did it come out of that

lab and why did so many people, including a lot of americans and scientists not want us to think did came out of that lab early on over and over? i want to get to one more topic, sir, if we could, you are from florida and ongoing dispute between the governor there and disney and the latitude disney is taking in films with certain left wing agendas to our kids. desantis is taking issue with that gone back and forth over property rights of the disney kingdom there. here's what desantis said recently about it. >> you look at this whole special district walt disney corporation owns a lot of it but the district owns other land. what should we do with this land? people have said maybe have another -- maybe create a state park. maybe try to do more amusement parks. someone even said like maybe you need another state prison? who knows. >> pete: maybe a state prison next to disney land. >> i don't think we are going to put a state prison next to

disney land but they did get a sweetheart deal back in the 1960s, reedy creek special taxing district. disney was able to govern itself. that was stripped away from them last year. they did something kind of sneaky. reedy creek, before they got dissolved they gave all their rights over to the disney corporation. i think that the governor is right and being a little bit upset about that and hopefully the state legislature can actually make that invalid and let the people of the state of florida have control over that vast swath of land. >> pete: good to see the governor following through. >> yes. >> pete: see where this goes. representative ca carlos jimene, thank you for your time. a massive mob ransack ago gas station. stealing thousands of dollars worth of stuff. why cops say they were unable to intervene. cops had to sit on the

sidelines. plus, country music star brad paisley joins us live after a performance in ukraine is next. ♪ million miles away ♪ says our world ♪ that's true but i got to say

>> steve: country music star brad paisley performing his new single sane here in front of destroyed russian vehicles during his trip to ukraine with a bipartisan group of senators. there he met with ukrainian president zelenskyy who is actually featured on that very song called same here brad paisley joins you from nashville. good morning to you. >> good morning. it is early why did you document go to ukraine? i know your song came out a month ago. it's great. why do you actually want to go

there? >> you know, it's a fascinating thing. in the song i ask about our similarities between people in this world. and i was invited and thought it's really going to be a once in a lifetime opportunity to go in there and see what these people are like niece what fascinating. i quote my answer. they are trying so hard to be us and they have so many things you see on daily basis -- they are living their lives in between the sirens, you know. >> absolutely. air raid sirens. >> i'm sure it was shocking to you to see the devastation in parts of that country as well. it's interesting. ever since you've come back where you have been talking about your trip to

russian boss attacking the online brad paisley stuff. >> they have. it's really a fascinating thing. what was interesting when i first put up the first post of me in saint mike be michaels square they had to lift embargo on any media until that point to keep us safe takes them 24 hours to find it. 24 hours, just positive. what did you see? good for you. all of that. and a lot of love for the ukrainian people. and then they figured it out. i guess i didn't put the right #for them to find it. when they found it, it became some of the most insane stuff you have ever read. just like those aren't real sandbags. they are photo shopped in and no

stuff that american would think to say. of that's the disturbing part of something like that you think to yourself you wonder what people think and you can't tell once they get from brad, you are a victim of russian disinformation. people never step foot in country. >> steve: no kidding. they are pretending like they are us. let's not be influenced by them pretending to be us. >> steve: we saw you and joe manchin. both of from you west virginia. it looked like joe manchin was singing along with you. you did your song. did you a ukrainian folk song and i understand was it you or joe manchin who gave president zelenskyy who ball cap like you are wearing? >> i had a hat similar to this. it was me. i went online and bought that hat and brought it over to give him and told joe we had that hat.

so we gave him that there is a line in the song that says he has got his own kind of football team that lets him down every year. so joe and i just gave him a hat from ours. >> i know you have been an ambassador for united 24. is that how you are trying to raise money for the ukrainian people? >> yeah. that's where the money goes. this is the thing that was so, i guess, impactful to me was once i got there they had these outcome women united 24 immediately take me around the city to show me the things they wanted to show me. and they were so proud of their city. and so proud of what they have done. and they went immediately to sites that were bombed out at one point. there was like they went to a road that had a 20-foot crater and fours day later they had fixed it and traffic was moving again that was so inspiring to me to think that they are that focused on trying to to have

this functioning democracy in the middle of what is a war zone. >> steve: it is crazy. brad, thank you very much for joining us to tell us about your odyssey to kyiv. i hope you can kick come back in summer concert series. >> i'm so excited to do that one of these days. that sounds like fun to me. >> steve: that will be great. we will serve you breakfast of barbecue from our friends at masterbuilt. i promise. >> i love that i will do it for that you don't even have to pay me. >> steve: brad, thank you very much. >> thank you, guys. >> steve: all right. brad paisley. that's cool. right, ashley? >> ashley: sure is that was a good one. now to your headlines. prosecutors are moving forward with charges in the front door shooting of a black teen in missouri. 84-year-old andrew lester faces life in prison for opening fire on it ralph larr row. the 16-year-old mistakenly rang the doorbell while attempting to pick up younger brother.

they believe there was a racial component to the shooting. he is now recovering at home. now to the border crisis. u.s. officials encountering nearly 192,000 migrants last month between ports of entry. cbp officials encountered more than 160,000 migrants crossing illegally down 23% year over year. and new york city's health commissioner warns that half of the 50,000 migrants who have come to the city in the past year are not vaccinated against polio terrifying video captures a mob of capturing a mob sunday morning. they are able to grab everything from snacks to thousands of dollars worth of alcohol. the store clerk hiding himself in the bathroom until the looters were gone. the los angeles sheriff's department said they were too outnumbered to intervene in the chaos. now to a fox weather alert. the spring storm blasting the u.s. with severe blizzard conditions.

some areas blanketed with more than a foot of snow days after temperatures soared into the 80s. comes as severe multi-day threat is brewing for the plains, midwest and south this week. large hail, wind, damage, and even tornadoes are all possible. so with all of that being said. we are going to check in with senior meteorologist janice dean for fox weather forecast. there's a lot going on. >> yeah. the snow and of course we have the severe threat it's all because we have the warmer temperatures and the colder air and the clash of those two air masses that typically happen in the springtime and this week is no exception. that's exactly what's going to happen potential for strong storms and another round of snow for the northern plains and upper midwest. there is the area of low pressure going to track on wednesday, thursday and friday tornadoes and also the potential for heavy rainfall and snow. not only for the mountains but, of course, the lower elevations for parts of the northern plains

and the upper midwest. some of the same areas good hit with over a foot of snow on the weekend on monday. >> warm temperatures across the south. warm up across the northern plains and northeast. that cold front moves through and drops those temperatures again. that's what happens in the springtime. fox weather.com for all of your latest details. steve doocy over to you. >> steve: it will be hot before we know it. >> janice: it will. like that. >> steve: just like that. thanks, j.d. >> janice: you got it. >> steve: more from tucker's must-see interview with elon musk last night. >> humanity control its destiny or not? will we have a future that is better than the past or not? >> steve: good question. jimmy failla reacts to the rise of a.i. it's musk see tv. ♪ big girl ♪

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decisions for people. >> yes. absolutely. >> tucker: absolutely. >> that's definitely the way things are headed for sure. >> ainsley: jimmy failla hosts fox across america on fox news radio and fox nation and he joins us now to react. were you scared after you watched that or encouraged by a.i.? >> jimmy: first of all, miss to be able to talk about a.i. while we are still allowed to. i don't know how long we are for this situation. admire the honesty of elon musk. is he developing a.i. himself. you know when you go to buy the dishwasher you can pay the extra 400 but you don't need this technology. is he like you can pay the extra 400 but it might killia. i don't know that we needed that this is the part that people haven't reconciled. it's hard to know. this up until now. humans the smartest species on the planet. you can't tell if you are on facebook or twitter. no way we are in the top three but we are. and when the intelligence dynamics shifts.

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figuring out what is more convincing to people over time and then enter social media for example twitter but also facebook and others, you know and potentially minutes public opinion very bad how would we know. >> steve: teach us what to think. >> that's the problem. in on one hand i would have loved this when i was in college because i needed all the help i could get. mass intro to xbox wasn't always pretty. that's the bigger problem who controls the a.i. because it ultimately defines value. okay. as he said, some of the chatgpt is being trained to be politically correct. and sometimes being politically correct means not telling the truth. so chatgpt might tell you a man can have a baby. we might argue otherwise. and i think there is a word for people who argue otherwise biologist. chatgpt may not support that my fix is maybe we give a.i. all

that bud light nobody is drinking and dumb it down a little. [laughter] >> pete: good idea right there. >> i'm on your side, humanity. >> pete: you are piecist is what you are. >> ainsley: he is saying he is going to develop truth gpt. >> felt like a comedy and bad sci-fi movie. how google doesn't really have the piece southeast best interest in mind. rebuilding dinosaurs now? what could go wrong? a lot. >> steve: what if one a.i. starts attacking another. >> pete: that's what it will come down. to say. >> steve: jimmy, thanks very much. >> pete: order tripped up. meet the pizza delivery man delivering a slice of justice while still holding onto the while still holding onto the pizza and delivering it. ♪ can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? ♪

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