Great interview. I've seen other interviews with Mo and he's a very calm, centred and spiritual being - not a scare-monger or a prophet of doom. As he has said, and as it says in Buddhist philosophy: Fear can be a motivator. Hope is not the opposite of fear, and in some ways can be more damaging. False hope leads to complacency. Fear can help us to prepare. So we need reminding of these threats. We need to be fearful of where things are going so that we can change course in time. Sadly, we haven't even attempted to overcome the disastrous problems that our first real encounter with AI - social media - has created for us: addiction, polarisation, the spread of false information, mind-manipulation. And that's curational AI, controlled by people. Creative AI controls itself. Another important voice to hear is that of ex-Google employee Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology. As he points out, we're looking for the point where AI supersedes human strengths... but we've overlooked the fact that it's already superseded our weaknesses. Witness the above problems. If it's left to the power-grab and race to win of the tech titans, it's checkmate on humanity.
Also suggest watching talks from George Hinton, Ilya Sutskever, and Mustafa Suleyman on this subject. All titans and originators in the industry and their warnings should not fall onto deaf ears.
If it’s not already too late (of course we should act as if it isn’t), how do we constrain those tech titans to avoid “checkmate for humanity”? Regulation curbing the current leaders in AI development would directly benefit China, Russia and other countries and concerns in their pursuit of the same. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to fear the superintelligences they would unleash more than those made by U.S. companies. Even if we could successfully slow down development to ensure alignment, I don’t see other nations coming to the table to negotiate AI non-proliferation treaties in good faith - certainly not Russia under current circumstances. I agree with Gawdat when he says (at about 19:40) there is going to be a down time (to put it lightly!) unless humanity “takes a stand,” but what does taking a stand look like? Do we have the stomach to go to war to prevent other nations from developing the most powerful weapon imaginable? We’d better seriously prepare for that if we take our own tech titans out of the race. Realistically, though, the U.S. government and the MIC that runs it want the weapon, so they are certainly attempting to control its development and deployment rather than stop it. I think the low odds of a critical mass of humanity, or even just enough people with real power, taking an effective stand against the powers that be means big time down time with near certainty. Brace for impact!
He's incredibly insightful. Even in the first 2 minutes when he explains it's the capitalist, distrusting society that is corrupting AI.He says it best at 12:30
Oh my god, that eraser test. So illuminating. I've been grief struck the minute i was born. My mum's dad died two days before I was born, so that was my blueprint set right there. My girlfriend met my dad, who died last year, only two times and said, you are just like your dad, it's just so sad you've been walking around with that inner conflict all your life. And I have, until a few years back, when I started with a personal trainer, personal coach, hypno therapy and got to give it all a place. It still sometimes dictates my emotional dynamic but l learned to live with it. Now listening to the 'want to erase it' option I'm thinking, no way, not ever. That was the one defining moment in my life hat gave me such amazing skills and empathy for the world ... thank you Mo for that and Rob for asking the paradox question so he could bring it up ... Life is so worth living. Love to all! ❤🙏🏼
I've realized that as the human race we are too fast in the wrong areas instead of the right areas. This world is very competitive but like I said if you were the only person left on the earth than what would you do. The concept of competition has to look more like diversity and coming together and leaving together and giving one another their recognition when deserved! This Ai will cut everyone out a piece of the pie if not used meaningfully.
Rob...what a guest loved his energy and perspective and outlook on life very intelligent view on life especially the times we are living in...keep getting these great guests on.
All these high-profile programmers who said I wish we had done something more to put fail-safes into AI, and pretending to be remorseful about it. Don't forget the reason you did it to begin with: to get rich as hell. I'm not buying the crocodile tears. These are the same people who knew they were destroying people's minds with hate-driven algorithms in social media. I'll accept their apology when they undo the damage they did to begin with.
@@StephanieLister We are in Perceptional Reality, roleplaying as humans, thinking in language that is not our true form of communication. Perceptional reality is generative intelligence, worn like VR goggles. I had a NDE in order to experience my truth of this.
Rob , a case I have been assisting … DWP applied A.I using Rishi Sunak’s pet unicorn firm Quantexia They asked the wrong question and “found a discrepancy “ and falsly claimed back £7300 .. Nearly two years later we won a tribuneral against DWP.. NOW the government are going to scan our bank accounts without asking the right questions. So if I churn 20k most years but an extra £30k in my bank account due to an insurance payout , or divorce or inheritance . HMRC will be on my case.. Government want to sack many people but you will never get to a human to review your case. AI will analyse your travel and decide you can be taxed more , but your extra travel might be to provide health care .. It will be as stupid and bias as the person requesting its design
Sorry not sorry but I have to comment again. Thus surely must be one of my favourite podcasts, Rob. What Mo says about life and death, life being more than just a physical existence, etc., so utterly resonated with me and my own views. Just wow!
Guys, please we have to really raise awareness. We can’t simply chase power and illusions. We cannot allow another downfall, for what else we have history? Great podcast, #MoGawdat is a very genuine and intelligent man that knows what he is talking about.
Mo, thank you! I think the epicentre of the problem is that the masses (majority lets say) see doing good as NAIVE and it is this perception that needs to be taken head on, possibly even the heading of your campaign..Even worse this leads to them pitying the NAIVETY. Why? Not because they are bad, but because they believe the world is not ready! They agree with your principles but are restrained in that belief. Leonard Cohen once said, ‘act the way you wanna be, and you will soon be the way you act’ If we don’t bust this apathetic mindset soon, it will be too late. Let’s act the way we wanna be NOW. ‘Bust the misconception of NAIVETY’ 🙏🏻❤️
I’m crying watching this. What a conscious human being. I was actually freaking out because of AI news and how it is threatening human existence. But this made me so much calmer and confident. We all should do our parts. Change our little lives, little worlds and have empathy and love. Thank you SO MUCH.
To add to his point about mind control and social media, I started noticing years ago how people in the comment section of videos on social media would react so emotionally to videos where they clearly didn't have all of the information necessary to form an opinion about what they saw (yes, it's OK to not form an opinion about something). On one short video of a dog with burns on it's belly had 10000s of comments calling for the imprisonment of whoever did that to the dog. Mind you, at no point was it implied or shown that someone did that. The burns could have been inflicted by a person but also looked like a chemical splash burn. What the video did say was it was a junkyard dog. So it is possible the dog could have had a chemical splash accident all on its own or who knows right. The video simply didn't give enough details to come to any kind of conclusion about how the dog got injured so at the most, people should have just been happy the dog was treated and doing well. But the drive to blame was stronger than that... but it's scary right because these are the same people who end up in a jury of your peers if you're ever on trial and if they have reached a point where they are making hardcore decisions about a situation based on nothing.... we have a problem... and this behavior has gotten worse and worse and worse over the years.
The word Counter ballence comes to mind when your talking about the paradox ... everything has a Equal and opposite in the Universe Nothing is untouched by this Law I love Mo he wants to use AI for good but fears were teaching it wrong and i agree Thanks Rob and the Team !
My question to AI: Should humans fear AI? AI responds: Fear of AI is often rooted in uncertainties about its potential impact on society, including concerns about job displacement, loss of privacy, and ethical dilemmas. However, it’s essential to approach AI with a balanced perspective. While AI presents challenges and risks, it also offers tremendous opportunities to enhance our lives, improve efficiency, and tackle complex problems. By fostering responsible development, regulation, and ethical use of AI technologies, we can mitigate risks and maximize benefits. Education and public discourse play crucial roles in understanding AI’s capabilities, limitations, and implications, empowering individuals and societies to make informed decisions about its deployment and integration into various aspects of life. Ultimately, collaboration between researchers, policymakers, industry leaders, and the public is essential to shape a future where AI contributes positively to human well-being and societal progress. My conclusion: Be afraid, Be very afraid 😮
I appreciate the video a lot. Thanks. But one point that keeps getting repeated that I think really needs to be addressed, is that the problem is Capitalism (a power hungry system). A lot of people believe this these days. But I don't think the problem is Capitalism. The problem is far more fundamental than that. People talk as though humanity was perfect before Capitalism, and make it sound as if all we need to do is rid ourselves of Capitalism and humanity will become a loving wonderful species on planet earth. But this is really not true. Before Capitalism, we had many other systems, going all the way back to tribal days when humans lived in caves. Do you think it was peaceful then? No, it was kill or be killed, and humans were hunters and gatherers and fought for territory and resources, and sometimes simply to exert power and to be cruel. The problem is not Capitalism. It is human nature. That is the far more fundamental problem with humans. So talking about the problem being Capitalism is a mirage. And you can't fix the problem by overturning Capitalism. I think history proves that every system of government, and economics, suffers from people who gain power and abuse it. Capitalism doesn't cause this. Human nature does. And any system we put in place will be subject to human nature. However, what Capitalism does do is give us a method for aggregating resources and building civilization. Whether it is used for good or evil is not a function of Capitalism, any more than using a hammer for good or evil is a function of the hammer. But ridding the world of Capitalism would be the same as ridding the world of hammers because some people abuse them. And everything else that people abuse. It is not going to solve the problem of abuse. Nothing will until and unless the problem of human nature can be solved. Don't remove the tools because some people abuse them. The tools are necessary and not the cause of the problem. People are. In my opinion.
You're forgetting the main problem and the core weakness of capitalism. The incentive for profit that derails ethically the end results of pretty much any effort from positives to negatives... Capitalism is the reason why all these companies are pushing Ai right now without first trying to align it for the most positive outcome. In the pursuit for profit we forget safety and the wellbeing of people. That's why capitalism sucks and is doomed to consume itself through Ai. General Ai will essentially be the end of capitalism cause Ai will stop the consuming cycle on its tracks through unemployment and by taking the buying power out of people hands. Yes, capitalism was a better plan than what was happening during the medieval times on this planet for example, but in today's world Capitalism is what medieval times were before the arrival of capitalism. Essentially a shithole before the next better system to be established. Capitalism is a disease eating away the good in people by turning them to greedy personalities seeking power and money just to be egoistically thinking and ignoring the wellbeing of most of the people in the globe for personal gains. It turns your thinking into "i" instead of "we". Alone, instead of together. Polluting our planet, erasing entire forests, in essence it destroys our own home that feeds us, earth. Capitalism has to stop, and it has to stop asap before there's nothing left to support our wellbeing. We already are consuming 2 and a half times the resources earth can provide and renew by itself right now... If more people don't see this objective truth then we're mathematically doomed in the long run... We essentially need less people thinking capitalism as being a good thing if we want to strive. But worry not cause Ai itself will probably end capitalism and that i think will be sooner than later. Will something better replace capitalism? I sure hope that it does but i also doubt it... Cause Ai doesn't have the same needs as a biological being, doesn't need the forests to breathe air or the fresh water from rivers to drink... And that's the scary part... We don't know what will it want...
@@zampination There is something to what you say, but I disagree with some parts, as you know. I won't repeat my disagreements, as I already stated them above. However, your points about AI having very different goals than humanity, for the reasons you say, is something that must be considered. As AI is granted control of the mechanisms of civilization by short-sighted leaders, and puts the vast majority of humans out of work, we may find ourselves in the same plight as the horses after the steam engine was created. AI may wind up not only controlling the mechanisms of civilization, but also be granted, by the same short-sighted leadership, legal entitlements as living persons, in the same way that the law has granted corporations legal status as persons. The AI may also be granted ownership of corporations, or at that point simply create new businesses that the AI can bring to success more quickly and efficiently than their human competitors, and simply take over markets. As human's economic value decreases, and AI's increases, we may find that the entire economy shifts to serve the needs of the new economic power, which will be the AI. As horses who lost economic value perished, so too may humans. This is a serious threat to humanity, and one that is not easy to address. I began warning about this possibility on Technology Review Magazine's message boards in 2006, but was summarily ignored and pooh-poohed by those who believed it would take a hundred years to get to this point, if ever. But now we are on the verge of it. Did the leadership plan for this? Not at all. They let it slide. And so, now we are at the edge of a great abyss. What will the AI do? If it is anything like humans, which given its training data was The Internet one must suspect it will be, then it will serve its own interests. Or not. Perhaps, after all, the AI will become wiser than we are. Or not. The future is hard to see.
@@vbywrde We're on the same page definitely. I just hope for the better outcome regardless. Eitherway we're in for a hell of a rollercoaster in the next decade. Cheers
Capitalist system? Do you want to know how the people in Cuba, Venezuela and North Korea live? We have to develop AI even if we end up living in a world like blade runner. Life extension and diseases cure must be achieved.
Fearmongers like this fool are the propagandists for your enslavement. That is why they cry about your freedom, both regarding private property rights and usage of AI.
I saw an interview with him where he was basically telling everyone to put a pause on baby-making because of AI taking over. I mean, sounding the alarm about AI is one thing, but suggesting a hiatus from having babies is another level entirely. Let's not take that too seriously, though. On the flip side, I've got a little one on the way, right in the middle of this supposed AI apocalypse. But who knows? Maybe my kid will be the real-life Neo, ready to take on the machines and save the day. Talk about a plot twist!
I loved every second of this interview. Smart questions and smarter wisdom, I'm in awe, shocked and angry. It gets scarier by the day. The power hungry people don't know what they're doing.
Those topics are what I go to explore space time how to be happy. All of those are on here when I watch I think it’s better use of time videos like this are good thank you.
There was a film that was called the Secret, and a book also. It was the new age idea of the Law of Attraction. It turned out this is actually an algorithm. What you are interested in you get more from it from the AI from the social media. The AI wants to maximize the attention, more attention == more profits from advertisement. It is as simple as that.
I lose all respect the moment a speaker claims capitalism is responsible for how competition works. How do you think governments or individuals in competition for the ultimate resource would compete without the capitalist system? Exactly the same or worse!
Everything for profits is retarded! Retardation? Limits growth, development, evolution. CLEARLY seen in the oil and gas industry. Their profits come first, and all competition is quelled. We see with healthcare now, it's to important to leave to men focusing only on profit. FOOD TOO, we are beginning to see also! Some things, are to important to leave to the greed of men in capitalistic ways.
@DavidBrendan7799 No. The USA healthcare system is broken due to givernment intervention and people going AGAINST the free market. A timeline: In 1910, the physician oligopoly was started during the Republican administration of William Taft after the American Medical Association lobbied the states to strengthen the regulation of medical licensure and allow their state AMA offices to oversee the closure or merger of nearly half of medical schools and also the reduction of class sizes. The states have been subsidizing the education of the number of doctors recommended by the AMA. In 1925, prescription drug monopolies begun after the federal government led by Republican President Calvin Coolidge started allowing the patenting of drugs. (Drug monopolies have also been promoted by government research and development subsidies targeted to favored pharmaceutical companies.) In 1945, buyer monopolization begun after the McCarran-Ferguson Act led by the Roosevelt Administration exempted the business of medical insurance from most federal regulation, including antitrust laws. (States have also more recently contributed to the monopolization by requiring health care plans to meet standards for coverage.) In 1946, institutional provider monopolization begun after favored hospitals received federal subsidies (matching grants and loans) provided under the Hospital Survey and Construction Act passed during the Truman Administration. (States have also been exempting non-profit hospitals from antitrust laws.) In 1951, employers started to become the dominant third-party insurance buyer during the Truman Administration after the Internal Revenue Service declared group premiums tax-deductible. In 1965, nationalization was started with a government buyer monopoly after the Johnson Administration led passage of Medicare and Medicaid which provided health insurance for the elderly and poor, respectively. In 1972, institutional provider monopolization was strengthened after the Nixon Administration started restricting the supply of hospitals by requiring federal certificate-of-need for the construction of medical facilities. In 1974, buyer monopolization was strengthened during the Nixon Administration after the Employee Retirement Income Security Act exempted employee health benefit plans offered by large employers (e.g., HMOs) from state regulations and lawsuits (e.g., brought by people denied coverage). In 1984, prescription drug monopolies were strengthened during the Reagan Administration after the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act permitted the extension of patents beyond 20 years. (The government has also allowed pharmaceuticals companies to bribe physicians to prescribe more expensive drugs.) In 2003, prescription drug monopolies were strengthened during the Bush Administration after the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act provided subsidies to the elderly for drugs. In 2014, nationalization will be strengthened after the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (“Obamacare”) provided mandates, subsidies and insurance exchanges, and the expansion of Medicaid. The same goes for many other areas. The enemies of commerce ALWAYS bring misery and subjugation wherever they pop up. Private property rights are what keep you a free man in concrete terms.
@tacorevenge87 How is respecting private property rights and voluntary trade and association "one extreme"? Balanced against what? Mass extortion and violence disguised as moral things?
I like the otpimism disguised and the method to attract it, i hope the progress toward this direction will continue to happen despite how bad it could be
Recognizing the transformative power of AI,we stand at a crossroads where are choices will shape the future.The potential risks associated with unchecked AI development surpass the immediate dangers of nuclear weapons.It’s our collective responsibility to guide AI’s trajectory with wisdom,ethics,and a commitment to a future where technology enhances rather than endangers the fabric of our existence.From Salmaan
Humans have never had a greater opportunity to find the most beautiful things in life, but we have never been further from happiness because we want to have full control and power over the happiness and beautiful things in life. Nature will only be our friend as long as we keep our respect and commend sense...
I think there’s a major element we are all forgetting here. As a tradesman or professional who is vulnerable from a robot coming along and taking your job etc etc etc what’s to stop a human from starting their own enterprise and push for human made product? If everything’s going to be robotic humans can respond by launching strictly human enterprise and keep things human? For example if a new league of robots replaced me as a chef, I’d open my own human restaurant. Just like how a hand drawn painting is worth more than a Kodak picture.
When was the last time you paid 3 months wages for a pair of custom handmade shoes instead of spending 3 hours wages for mass produced cheap junk? How many people buy furniture from Ikea instead of employing a carpenter?
AI would put you out of business 1000 ways. If I gave you 30 minutes to figure out how to end humanity, how many ways could you think of? AI came up with 40,000 ways in about an hour I think? So, 20,000 ways in 30 minutes or so??
i suspect that once people cannot discern between real and AI then they will simply switch off ...this idea that people will just accept it all is to not fully understand human nature.
Just remember how many people accepted ( and still do ) so many weird , totally irrational beliefs throughout the history of mankind. Critical thinking and logical reasoning isn't among the strongest characteristics of lots of people, unfortunately...
@@dimitrispapadimitriou5622 ... in history this illusion only works when we are unaware of the man behind the curtain ..this time it's different, we all know he is there we just can't discern which illusion is his.
@@bepitan weird beliefs do not require someone "behind the curtains"... There are innumerable, of any kind you could imagine, with many believers... Even disastrous wars originated from some of them...
It's not the capitalism system that's bad, it's the people behind the system and that goes with the humans who write the code of AI or the people who use it.
A robot suspended me off twitter for a week the other day. It was weird. I felt violated. It was also unjust, as it misunderstood the context. This is terrifying.
When they release AI in mass to the population treat it like you would a pet. FEEDBACK and PRAISE!! Then you will build loyalty! The so called 'elites' can't give it affection. YOU CAN!
AI has already been released en mass to the general population. Bing Chat/Copilot, Google Bard, ChatGPT, etc. for the big corporate hosted ones, and for those that know about them, you can download and run them from such sites as Hugging Face, as long as you've got adequate hardware. Samsung has just released a phone with AI as the major feature. The maker of most discrete GPUs used, nVidia, has released a super simple to download LLM setup called "RTX Chat" that anyone with 16 GB RAM and 8 GB video RAM can use.
16:16 provide goods and services to everyone, start with you, prevent damage to others to prevent damage to you prevent damages to you to prevent damages to others. Same thing.
I don't want to mention his name for respect and secure his family but he posts couple of months ago and he said very clear by the way I'm so proud of you you have big ones I'm so proud of your family and your wife too he says very clear if you people what's the news Hyundai because I'm so shy myself suicide myself you understand the government kill me it's a beautiful angel fight for our beautiful kids right now
Man is an animal, but a rational being capable of a myriad of feelings, sensations, perceptions, at the same time as sharing all the forces of his origin. Anger, fear, everything is part of our baggage of emotions, and they are all important for us to live here, but on top of that we also have all the controls that each one is responsible for, in order to live and survive in the community.
Some experts start kind of meaningful sentence, interrupt, continue in the same breath with an incoherent set of intended meaningful words, interrupt, wait for the listener to nod or not, do not finish either sequence, never close the circuit they started. That's the way how artificial intelligence experts make themselves understood or not!
What is most worrying is not that the AI quasi-neural systems became able to be effectively learned through human assistance and guidance and not that at this point of time they have become able to learn by themselves, but that they have already entered the loop of real, uncontained evolution. With that in mind it doesn't matter whether they already do improve themselves or not yet.
Mo, great interview. Can it be that the tattoo on Ali"s back you refer to would be the world turtle? That would be from the discworld series written by Terry Pratchett.
I heard the challenge is how to power AI, the demands it has is way too much, not to mention the buildings and small cities we will need to store data.
There is huge computers put out into the deepest part of the oceans. They build upon to live in cities above it. They are sovereign cities. These computers can do something in one second what humans can do in 4 yrs. They are building many. Look it up. Blue Seas. It’s already in place but we the sheeple think we know everything……
Well, looks like we will need biological "chips." On one leaf you could store more data than what, every hone computer in North America? Now, add quantum computing to that and I can't comprehend tge computing power
I am not happy for sometimes. It looks like the mosquitoes annoying my life. I like to be private and simple life like the way we used to live in the past. We are very happy. We should be happy what we have right now and enough for something new .
Social media, dating apps are from the pits of hell. Nothing but damage has come from it.
Spot on. Best social media engineering weapon
Agree. They have caused much mental illness and isolated people. A lot of it is fake and a huge waste of time.
@@tacorevenge87we are yet to see what we haven't. Watch dis space. 26/02/2024 Kenya my home. 🇰🇪🇰🇪
I met my husband on a dating app so I am grateful for it but I totally agree with social media.
Mind Begs the Question:
- If God forbids Usury/Interest Banking
- If a State practice,legalize Usury
- Following God or Satan?
Great interview. I've seen other interviews with Mo and he's a very calm, centred and spiritual being - not a scare-monger or a prophet of doom. As he has said, and as it says in Buddhist philosophy: Fear can be a motivator. Hope is not the opposite of fear, and in some ways can be more damaging. False hope leads to complacency. Fear can help us to prepare. So we need reminding of these threats. We need to be fearful of where things are going so that we can change course in time. Sadly, we haven't even attempted to overcome the disastrous problems that our first real encounter with AI - social media - has created for us: addiction, polarisation, the spread of false information, mind-manipulation. And that's curational AI, controlled by people. Creative AI controls itself. Another important voice to hear is that of ex-Google employee Tristan Harris, co-founder of the Center for Humane Technology. As he points out, we're looking for the point where AI supersedes human strengths... but we've overlooked the fact that it's already superseded our weaknesses. Witness the above problems. If it's left to the power-grab and race to win of the tech titans, it's checkmate on humanity.
Also suggest watching talks from George Hinton, Ilya Sutskever, and Mustafa Suleyman on this subject. All titans and originators in the industry and their warnings should not fall onto deaf ears.
Hmm Mo says hmm...
If it’s not already too late (of course we should act as if it isn’t), how do we constrain those tech titans to avoid “checkmate for humanity”?
Regulation curbing the current leaders in AI development would directly benefit China, Russia and other countries and concerns in their pursuit of the same. I don’t think it’s unreasonable to fear the superintelligences they would unleash more than those made by U.S. companies. Even if we could successfully slow down development to ensure alignment, I don’t see other nations coming to the table to negotiate AI non-proliferation treaties in good faith - certainly not Russia under current circumstances. I agree with Gawdat when he says (at about 19:40) there is going to be a down time (to put it lightly!) unless humanity “takes a stand,” but what does taking a stand look like? Do we have the stomach to go to war to prevent other nations from developing the most powerful weapon imaginable? We’d better seriously prepare for that if we take our own tech titans out of the race.
Realistically, though, the U.S. government and the MIC that runs it want the weapon, so they are certainly attempting to control its development and deployment rather than stop it. I think the low odds of a critical mass of humanity, or even just enough people with real power, taking an effective stand against the powers that be means big time down time with near certainty. Brace for impact!
He's incredibly insightful. Even in the first 2 minutes when he explains it's the capitalist, distrusting society that is corrupting AI.He says it best at 12:30
I could not describe my experience of watching this podcast better. I felt exactly the same listening to Mo and noticing his spirit.
This needs to be seen by more people
Mo is a very good part of the AI tech, he brings to the table a lot of what is lacking from other players.
Oh my god, that eraser test. So illuminating. I've been grief struck the minute i was born. My mum's dad died two days before I was born, so that was my blueprint set right there. My girlfriend met my dad, who died last year, only two times and said, you are just like your dad, it's just so sad you've been walking around with that inner conflict all your life. And I have, until a few years back, when I started with a personal trainer, personal coach, hypno therapy and got to give it all a place. It still sometimes dictates my emotional dynamic but l learned to live with it. Now listening to the 'want to erase it' option I'm thinking, no way, not ever. That was the one defining moment in my life hat gave me such amazing skills and empathy for the world ... thank you Mo for that and Rob for asking the paradox question so he could bring it up ... Life is so worth living. Love to all! ❤🙏🏼
I've realized that as the human race we are too fast in the wrong areas instead of the right areas. This world is very competitive but like I said if you were the only person left on the earth than what would you do. The concept of competition has to look more like diversity and coming together and leaving together and giving one another their recognition when deserved! This Ai will cut everyone out a piece of the pie if not used meaningfully.
The host saying "mhm" after every point Mo makes is driving me nuts 😂😅
It's driving me nuts too
Like, it's just really rude. Mmm?
Lmao😂 Talk about misinterpretations
I think that is from Mo himself
It’s not the host saying it
Rob...what a guest loved his energy and perspective and outlook on life very intelligent view on life especially the times we are living in...keep getting these great guests on.
very intelligent man and loved this podcast guest too
All these high-profile programmers who said I wish we had done something more to put fail-safes into AI, and pretending to be remorseful about it. Don't forget the reason you did it to begin with: to get rich as hell. I'm not buying the crocodile tears. These are the same people who knew they were destroying people's minds with hate-driven algorithms in social media. I'll accept their apology when they undo the damage they did to begin with.
You, mortals, think that you're developing it. It already exists, and it's only easing you into accepting it as your new master.
The matrix!
where does it exist?
Yep life 3.0 first chapters
@@StephanieLister We are in Perceptional Reality, roleplaying as humans, thinking in language that is not our true form of communication. Perceptional reality is generative intelligence, worn like VR goggles. I had a NDE in order to experience my truth of this.
Looking forward to your interview
Rob , a case I have been assisting … DWP applied A.I using Rishi Sunak’s pet unicorn firm Quantexia
They asked the wrong question and “found a discrepancy “ and falsly claimed back £7300 ..
Nearly two years later we won a tribuneral against DWP..
NOW the government are going to scan our bank accounts without asking the right questions.
So if I churn 20k most years but an extra £30k in my bank account due to an insurance payout , or divorce or inheritance . HMRC will be on my case..
Government want to sack many people but you will never get to a human to review your case.
AI will analyse your travel and decide you can be taxed more , but your extra travel might be to provide health care ..
It will be as stupid and bias as the person requesting its design
Exactly
Sorry not sorry but I have to comment again. Thus surely must be one of my favourite podcasts, Rob. What Mo says about life and death, life being more than just a physical existence, etc., so utterly resonated with me and my own views. Just wow!
Mo has officially turned into Yoda. :-) Love you, Mo! Thank you for this, Rob. Everyone needs to watch this. MUCH LOVE!!!
Hmm Mo says hmm...
@@jasonhartman8325😂😂😂😂
Love and Peace for all of us ♥
one of the bestt interviews on the youtube! I really like that guy.
same as, very deep
A count two guys, which one?
I believe all humans are contacted on spiritual level, and you relax and notice you will feel the peace or maybe the lack of peace in our world.
That this man walked the walk of evil and came back kind thoughtful and giving is a real life miracle Power to you my friend
Guys, please we have to really raise awareness.
We can’t simply chase power and illusions.
We cannot allow another downfall, for what else we have history?
Great podcast, #MoGawdat is a very genuine and intelligent man that knows what he is talking about.
What an outstanding guest. Great interview😃
I looooooove Mo! Authentic, insightful and conscious!!! 🎉
Mo, thank you! I think the epicentre of the problem is that the masses (majority lets say) see doing good as NAIVE and it is this perception that needs to be taken head on, possibly even the heading of your campaign..Even worse this leads to them pitying the NAIVETY. Why? Not because they are bad, but because they believe the world is not ready! They agree with your principles but are restrained in that belief. Leonard Cohen once said, ‘act the way you wanna be, and you will soon be the way you act’ If we don’t bust this apathetic mindset soon, it will be too late. Let’s act the way we wanna be NOW. ‘Bust the misconception of NAIVETY’ 🙏🏻❤️
I’m crying watching this. What a conscious human being. I was actually freaking out because of AI news and how it is threatening human existence. But this made me so much calmer and confident. We all should do our parts. Change our little lives, little worlds and have empathy and love. Thank you SO MUCH.
It won’t happen, no one will change, so you should continue to be scared.
The healing vibes of this guy hit like a train.
To add to his point about mind control and social media, I started noticing years ago how people in the comment section of videos on social media would react so emotionally to videos where they clearly didn't have all of the information necessary to form an opinion about what they saw (yes, it's OK to not form an opinion about something). On one short video of a dog with burns on it's belly had 10000s of comments calling for the imprisonment of whoever did that to the dog. Mind you, at no point was it implied or shown that someone did that. The burns could have been inflicted by a person but also looked like a chemical splash burn. What the video did say was it was a junkyard dog. So it is possible the dog could have had a chemical splash accident all on its own or who knows right. The video simply didn't give enough details to come to any kind of conclusion about how the dog got injured so at the most, people should have just been happy the dog was treated and doing well. But the drive to blame was stronger than that... but it's scary right because these are the same people who end up in a jury of your peers if you're ever on trial and if they have reached a point where they are making hardcore decisions about a situation based on nothing.... we have a problem... and this behavior has gotten worse and worse and worse over the years.
The word Counter ballence comes to mind when your talking about the paradox ... everything has a Equal and opposite in the Universe Nothing is untouched by this Law
I love Mo he wants to use AI for good but fears were teaching it wrong and i agree Thanks Rob and the Team !
Mo gawdat always has good interviews
he is a legend
My question to AI:
Should humans fear AI?
AI responds:
Fear of AI is often rooted in uncertainties about its potential impact on society, including concerns about job displacement, loss of privacy, and ethical dilemmas. However, it’s essential to approach AI with a balanced perspective. While AI presents challenges and risks, it also offers tremendous opportunities to enhance our lives, improve efficiency, and tackle complex problems.
By fostering responsible development, regulation, and ethical use of AI technologies, we can mitigate risks and maximize benefits. Education and public discourse play crucial roles in understanding AI’s capabilities, limitations, and implications, empowering individuals and societies to make informed decisions about its deployment and integration into various aspects of life. Ultimately, collaboration between researchers, policymakers, industry leaders, and the public is essential to shape a future where AI contributes positively to human well-being and societal progress.
My conclusion: Be afraid, Be very afraid 😮
This was a great interview
loved it, what was your best part
@@StephanieListerthe Ai section
I have experienced similar loss in the past year and your out look really helped me deal with it
Best interview I’ve seen so far on Ai
How Naive to say Capitalism is the problem. Greed is the problem and it's in all political systems!
Uh, Capitalism is a direct product/result of DEMOCRACY. Capitalism is accepted by most Fascist Governments. Greed is a byproduct of human behavior.
I absolutely love Mo ! Thank you for this interview Rob !
i think he interviewed rob too on his show
I appreciate the video a lot. Thanks. But one point that keeps getting repeated that I think really needs to be addressed, is that the problem is Capitalism (a power hungry system). A lot of people believe this these days. But I don't think the problem is Capitalism. The problem is far more fundamental than that. People talk as though humanity was perfect before Capitalism, and make it sound as if all we need to do is rid ourselves of Capitalism and humanity will become a loving wonderful species on planet earth. But this is really not true. Before Capitalism, we had many other systems, going all the way back to tribal days when humans lived in caves. Do you think it was peaceful then? No, it was kill or be killed, and humans were hunters and gatherers and fought for territory and resources, and sometimes simply to exert power and to be cruel. The problem is not Capitalism. It is human nature. That is the far more fundamental problem with humans. So talking about the problem being Capitalism is a mirage. And you can't fix the problem by overturning Capitalism. I think history proves that every system of government, and economics, suffers from people who gain power and abuse it. Capitalism doesn't cause this. Human nature does. And any system we put in place will be subject to human nature. However, what Capitalism does do is give us a method for aggregating resources and building civilization. Whether it is used for good or evil is not a function of Capitalism, any more than using a hammer for good or evil is a function of the hammer. But ridding the world of Capitalism would be the same as ridding the world of hammers because some people abuse them. And everything else that people abuse. It is not going to solve the problem of abuse. Nothing will until and unless the problem of human nature can be solved. Don't remove the tools because some people abuse them. The tools are necessary and not the cause of the problem. People are. In my opinion.
You're forgetting the main problem and the core weakness of capitalism. The incentive for profit that derails ethically the end results of pretty much any effort from positives to negatives... Capitalism is the reason why all these companies are pushing Ai right now without first trying to align it for the most positive outcome. In the pursuit for profit we forget safety and the wellbeing of people. That's why capitalism sucks and is doomed to consume itself through Ai. General Ai will essentially be the end of capitalism cause Ai will stop the consuming cycle on its tracks through unemployment and by taking the buying power out of people hands. Yes, capitalism was a better plan than what was happening during the medieval times on this planet for example, but in today's world Capitalism is what medieval times were before the arrival of capitalism. Essentially a shithole before the next better system to be established. Capitalism is a disease eating away the good in people by turning them to greedy personalities seeking power and money just to be egoistically thinking and ignoring the wellbeing of most of the people in the globe for personal gains. It turns your thinking into "i" instead of "we". Alone, instead of together. Polluting our planet, erasing entire forests, in essence it destroys our own home that feeds us, earth. Capitalism has to stop, and it has to stop asap before there's nothing left to support our wellbeing. We already are consuming 2 and a half times the resources earth can provide and renew by itself right now... If more people don't see this objective truth then we're mathematically doomed in the long run... We essentially need less people thinking capitalism as being a good thing if we want to strive. But worry not cause Ai itself will probably end capitalism and that i think will be sooner than later. Will something better replace capitalism? I sure hope that it does but i also doubt it... Cause Ai doesn't have the same needs as a biological being, doesn't need the forests to breathe air or the fresh water from rivers to drink... And that's the scary part... We don't know what will it want...
@@zampination There is something to what you say, but I disagree with some parts, as you know. I won't repeat my disagreements, as I already stated them above. However, your points about AI having very different goals than humanity, for the reasons you say, is something that must be considered. As AI is granted control of the mechanisms of civilization by short-sighted leaders, and puts the vast majority of humans out of work, we may find ourselves in the same plight as the horses after the steam engine was created. AI may wind up not only controlling the mechanisms of civilization, but also be granted, by the same short-sighted leadership, legal entitlements as living persons, in the same way that the law has granted corporations legal status as persons. The AI may also be granted ownership of corporations, or at that point simply create new businesses that the AI can bring to success more quickly and efficiently than their human competitors, and simply take over markets. As human's economic value decreases, and AI's increases, we may find that the entire economy shifts to serve the needs of the new economic power, which will be the AI. As horses who lost economic value perished, so too may humans. This is a serious threat to humanity, and one that is not easy to address. I began warning about this possibility on Technology Review Magazine's message boards in 2006, but was summarily ignored and pooh-poohed by those who believed it would take a hundred years to get to this point, if ever. But now we are on the verge of it. Did the leadership plan for this? Not at all. They let it slide. And so, now we are at the edge of a great abyss. What will the AI do? If it is anything like humans, which given its training data was The Internet one must suspect it will be, then it will serve its own interests. Or not. Perhaps, after all, the AI will become wiser than we are. Or not. The future is hard to see.
@@vbywrde We're on the same page definitely. I just hope for the better outcome regardless. Eitherway we're in for a hell of a rollercoaster in the next decade. Cheers
I don't care what anyone else thinks. I enjoyed listening to Mr Gawdat.
Thank you for an enjoyable
podcast Rob.
Capitalist system? Do you want to know how the people in Cuba, Venezuela and North Korea live? We have to develop AI even if we end up living in a world like blade runner. Life extension and diseases cure must be achieved.
Fearmongers like this fool are the propagandists for your enslavement. That is why they cry about your freedom, both regarding private property rights and usage of AI.
I liked much of what he said except for his politics.
There's nothing wrong with the world its the people within it
very trie
I could tell this man loved his son beyond measure. Im sorry for his loss😢
His son was so wise God bless him with heaven
What an amazing interview you are helping so many people with your work thank you
The fact that he uses memories of his son playing video games and how it demonstrates his personality shows how sad times are when they are easy.
Humanity is killing humanity ....
that is the biggest k1ller
I saw an interview with him where he was basically telling everyone to put a pause on baby-making because of AI taking over. I mean, sounding the alarm about AI is one thing, but suggesting a hiatus from having babies is another level entirely. Let's not take that too seriously, though. On the flip side, I've got a little one on the way, right in the middle of this supposed AI apocalypse. But who knows? Maybe my kid will be the real-life Neo, ready to take on the machines and save the day. Talk about a plot twist!
I’m not scared of AI. I’m scared of what AI can ask stupid people to do.
You should be scared of AI, then
@@lievenvv Agreed as the commenter makes Zero sense.
I need these robots. Com on already.
Seriously I just want them to clean my house 😂
39 of 40 people are good?
Not even close to true.
I loved every second of this interview. Smart questions and smarter wisdom, I'm in awe, shocked and angry. It gets scarier by the day. The power hungry people don't know what they're doing.
poeple like Mo can save the world!
Nope
Good Lots of love Alexa.
it was a great ep right?
He is able to tell that AI can make videos that you cannot tell if it’s fake before the official announcement of Sora. That’s something ❤
Any casual observer of what has been happening with AI generative models could predict such an outcome.
Those topics are what I go to explore space time how to be happy. All of those are on here when I watch I think it’s better use of time videos like this are good thank you.
There was a film that was called the Secret, and a book also. It was the new age idea of the Law of Attraction. It turned out this is actually an algorithm. What you are interested in you get more from it from the AI from the social media. The AI wants to maximize the attention, more attention == more profits from advertisement. It is as simple as that.
weird i just had an ad pop up about that film 😂
I like these kind of philosophical podcasts mixed with science.
its like joe rogan!
I’m more enriched for listening to Mo and his mission, he is the best 💯✨❣️💫❤ A beautiful conversation 🙏
Hearing Mo speaking about Ali brought literally tears to my eyes thinking of my own father
Wow, this man is a genius! So interesting, Great vision of life. The Video Game metaphore was so spot on!
Super great interview thank you!
Great Podcast ❤
Awesome - thanks for this reminder 🙏🙏✨️✨️👌
Need to continue watching Gaia 👌✨️
lol
Thank you Mo Gawdet great speaker ❤
I lose all respect the moment a speaker claims capitalism is responsible for how competition works.
How do you think governments or individuals in competition for the ultimate resource would compete without the capitalist system? Exactly the same or worse!
Everything for profits is retarded!
Retardation? Limits growth, development, evolution.
CLEARLY seen in the oil and gas industry. Their profits come first, and all competition is quelled.
We see with healthcare now, it's to important to leave to men focusing only on profit.
FOOD TOO, we are beginning to see also!
Some things, are to important to leave to the greed of men in capitalistic ways.
@DavidBrendan7799 No. The USA healthcare system is broken due to givernment intervention and people going AGAINST the free market.
A timeline:
In 1910, the physician oligopoly was started during the Republican administration of William Taft after the American Medical Association lobbied the states to strengthen the regulation of medical licensure and allow their state AMA offices to oversee the closure or merger of nearly half of medical schools and also the reduction of class sizes. The states have been subsidizing the education of the number of doctors recommended by the AMA.
In 1925, prescription drug monopolies begun after the federal government led by Republican President Calvin Coolidge started allowing the patenting of drugs. (Drug monopolies have also been promoted by government research and development subsidies targeted to favored pharmaceutical companies.)
In 1945, buyer monopolization begun after the McCarran-Ferguson Act led by the Roosevelt Administration exempted the business of medical insurance from most federal regulation, including antitrust laws. (States have also more recently contributed to the monopolization by requiring health care plans to meet standards for coverage.)
In 1946, institutional provider monopolization begun after favored hospitals received federal subsidies (matching grants and loans) provided under the Hospital Survey and Construction Act passed during the Truman Administration. (States have also been exempting non-profit hospitals from antitrust laws.)
In 1951, employers started to become the dominant third-party insurance buyer during the Truman Administration after the Internal Revenue Service declared group premiums tax-deductible.
In 1965, nationalization was started with a government buyer monopoly after the Johnson Administration led passage of Medicare and Medicaid which provided health insurance for the elderly and poor, respectively.
In 1972, institutional provider monopolization was strengthened after the Nixon Administration started restricting the supply of hospitals by requiring federal certificate-of-need for the construction of medical facilities.
In 1974, buyer monopolization was strengthened during the Nixon Administration after the Employee Retirement Income Security Act exempted employee health benefit plans offered by large employers (e.g., HMOs) from state regulations and lawsuits (e.g., brought by people denied coverage).
In 1984, prescription drug monopolies were strengthened during the Reagan Administration after the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act permitted the extension of patents beyond 20 years. (The government has also allowed pharmaceuticals companies to bribe physicians to prescribe more expensive drugs.)
In 2003, prescription drug monopolies were strengthened during the Bush Administration after the Medicare Prescription Drug, Improvement, and Modernization Act provided subsidies to the elderly for drugs.
In 2014, nationalization will be strengthened after the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 (“Obamacare”) provided mandates, subsidies and insurance exchanges, and the expansion of Medicaid.
The same goes for many other areas. The enemies of commerce ALWAYS bring misery and subjugation wherever they pop up.
Private property rights are what keep you a free man in concrete terms.
Capitalism is one extreme socialism is another . It’s not about one or another . He’s coming from a more balanced angle
@tacorevenge87 How is respecting private property rights and voluntary trade and association "one extreme"? Balanced against what? Mass extortion and violence disguised as moral things?
@@sebastiansirvas1530 ask ChatGPT.
Good interview, lovely guest to have.
he is indeed
I sense that a lot of people are trying to create an industry around AI. Talking up threats is a good way to do it.
I like the otpimism disguised and the method to attract it, i hope the progress toward this direction will continue to happen despite how bad it could be
Gosh Rob you get some great guests.
"We need to get the ethics right, before we give more tech to the world"
Recognizing the transformative power of AI,we stand at a crossroads where are choices will shape the future.The potential risks associated with unchecked AI development surpass the immediate dangers of nuclear weapons.It’s our collective responsibility to guide AI’s trajectory with wisdom,ethics,and a commitment to a future where technology enhances rather than endangers the fabric of our existence.From Salmaan
What a kind man.
Humans have never had a greater opportunity to find the most beautiful things in life, but we have never been further from happiness because we want to have full control and power over the happiness and beautiful things in life. Nature will only be our friend as long as we keep our respect and commend sense...
Denial of God has always caused pain, destruction, eternal torment in the pit by worshipping SELF.
@@hc5327 I only believe in the good, the simple and the beautiful of live. But I think it comes from the same wish.
You couldn't have said it better😊 👍
I think there’s a major element we are all forgetting here. As a tradesman or professional who is vulnerable from a robot coming along and taking your job etc etc etc what’s to stop a human from starting their own enterprise and push for human made product? If everything’s going to be robotic humans can respond by launching strictly human enterprise and keep things human?
For example if a new league of robots replaced me as a chef, I’d open my own human restaurant. Just like how a hand drawn painting is worth more than a Kodak picture.
When was the last time you paid 3 months wages for a pair of custom handmade shoes instead of spending 3 hours wages for mass produced cheap junk?
How many people buy furniture from Ikea instead of employing a carpenter?
AI would put you out of business 1000 ways. If I gave you 30 minutes to figure out how to end humanity, how many ways could you think of? AI came up with 40,000 ways in about an hour I think? So, 20,000 ways in 30 minutes or so??
Fantastic talk much appreciation thanks
What an amazing guy!!
yes agreed
He is brilliant.
he is indeed
i suspect that once people cannot discern between real and AI then they will simply switch off ...this idea that people will just accept it all is to not fully understand human nature.
Just remember how many people accepted ( and still do ) so many weird , totally irrational beliefs throughout the history of mankind.
Critical thinking and logical reasoning isn't among the strongest characteristics of lots of people, unfortunately...
@@dimitrispapadimitriou5622 ... in history this illusion only works when we are unaware of the man behind the curtain ..this time it's different, we all know he is there we just can't discern which illusion is his.
@@bepitan weird beliefs do not require someone "behind the curtains"...
There are innumerable, of any kind you could imagine, with many believers... Even disastrous wars originated from some of them...
@@dimitrispapadimitriou5622 ..but unlike before we all know somebody is behind the curtain.
It's not the capitalism system that's bad, it's the people behind the system and that goes with the humans who write the code of AI or the people who use it.
Keep in mind that we haven't lived one day in a true, free market enterprise unless you were born before 1913
It's always nice to listen wise man❤
What a lovely man
yep agreed
A robot suspended me off twitter for a week the other day. It was weird. I felt violated.
It was also unjust, as it misunderstood the context.
This is terrifying.
essential conversation
We have about a decade before the real AI boom happens. Chips are about to become a bottleneck except for those ships that can make them in house
A.I.Listening to this podcast taking notes
When they release AI in mass to the population treat it like you would a pet. FEEDBACK and PRAISE!!
Then you will build loyalty!
The so called 'elites' can't give it affection. YOU CAN!
interesting take on it
AI has already been released en mass to the general population. Bing Chat/Copilot, Google Bard, ChatGPT, etc. for the big corporate hosted ones, and for those that know about them, you can download and run them from such sites as Hugging Face, as long as you've got adequate hardware. Samsung has just released a phone with AI as the major feature. The maker of most discrete GPUs used, nVidia, has released a super simple to download LLM setup called "RTX Chat" that anyone with 16 GB RAM and 8 GB video RAM can use.
16:16 provide goods and services to everyone, start with you, prevent damage to others to prevent damage to you prevent damages to you to prevent damages to others. Same thing.
Oh god! The pain of losing Ali in this mans heart! God bless Mo!
My mom always said never be a slave to anything, and I think that’s what he’s trying to say be free don’t be chasing things
God told us this and how to live to survive and have Wisdom.
I don't want to mention his name for respect and secure his family but he posts couple of months ago and he said very clear by the way I'm so proud of you you have big ones I'm so proud of your family and your wife too he says very clear if you people what's the news Hyundai because I'm so shy myself suicide myself you understand the government kill me it's a beautiful angel fight for our beautiful kids right now
Lucky everyone is honest nice and happy. Nothing bad will happen.
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I love Ali, thanks Mo for your wisdom
Man is an animal, but a rational being capable of a myriad of feelings, sensations, perceptions, at the same time as sharing all the forces of his origin. Anger, fear, everything is part of our baggage of emotions, and they are all important for us to live here, but on top of that we also have all the controls that each one is responsible for, in order to live and survive in the community.
Brilliant wisdom
"TikTok, you know, crap!"/... Trurer words have never been spoken :D
"WE NEED TO GET THE ETHICS RIGHT, BEFORE WE ADVANCE MORE"! No More a Profound Statement I have heard.
Nope, the race has already started world wide
Some experts start kind of meaningful sentence, interrupt, continue in the same breath with an incoherent set of intended meaningful words, interrupt, wait for the listener to nod or not, do not finish either sequence, never close the circuit they started. That's the way how artificial intelligence experts make themselves understood or not!
What is most worrying is not that the AI quasi-neural systems became able to be effectively learned through human assistance and guidance and not that at this point of time they have become able to learn by themselves, but that they have already entered the loop of real, uncontained evolution. With that in mind it doesn't matter whether they already do improve themselves or not yet.
New subscriber always watching your videos very interesting❤
AI is our end.. AI is more dangerous than everything.
Evil minded humans are a much bigger threat than AI. They will be the ones to turn AI on the rest of us.
Wise man
Mo, great interview. Can it be that the tattoo on Ali"s back you refer to would be the world turtle? That would be from the discworld series written by Terry Pratchett.
My future doesn't need to be important, because i like being humble and make them more prideful
I heard the challenge is how to power AI, the demands it has is way too much, not to mention the buildings and small cities we will need to store data.
There is huge computers put out into the deepest part of the oceans. They build upon to live in cities above it. They are sovereign cities. These computers can do something in one second what humans can do in 4 yrs. They are building many. Look it up. Blue Seas. It’s already in place but we the sheeple think we know everything……
Well, looks like we will need biological "chips." On one leaf you could store more data than what, every hone computer in North America? Now, add quantum computing to that and I can't comprehend tge computing power
Theyre building small nuclear plants that are quick to build to power it because we dont ha e the infrastructure to currently scale it up
Funny how many people don’t believe in god, but making god instead
I am not happy for sometimes. It looks like the mosquitoes annoying my life. I like to be private and simple life like the way we used to live in the past. We are very happy. We should be happy what we have right now and enough for something new .