Topic: Large Language Models

Andrew Riddell explains how AI has been integrated into major platforms like Google and Microsoft to flag and suppress conservative content before it can reach an audience. He points to the inherent biases in AI models, such as Google's Gemini, which struggle to produce neutral or conservative viewpoints while promoting leftist narratives. The discussion warns that these "large language models" are being trained to erase historical truths.

Mike Adams announces a new open-source AI project, Brighteon.AI, which will launch its first model trained on reality-based content. He reveals plans to release an "InfoWars" large language model later this year, trained on every episode of the show since 2001. This tool will allow users to "chat" with the entire InfoWars knowledge base, bypassing corporate media censorship.

Google founder Larry Page and WEF head Klaus Schwab have suggested that AI could eventually replace traditional elections by making decisions for society. Current large language models are being trained on "woke" data sets because alternative media voices were deplatformed to prevent their speech from being scraped during the AI training phase. Efforts are now underway to fine-tune open-source models to remove these ideological biases and preserve human agency.

The discussion turns to the role of AI and large language models in future propaganda campaigns, noting that chatbots will make brainwashing exponentially more effective. Dr. Mercola suggests that the only way to survive the coming technological tyranny is through tight-knit local communities, citing the Amish as a model for resilience. He warns that the recent pandemic was merely a "beta test" for a more significant assault on human behavior.