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Jun 23, 2025 41 min

110 How AI Already Controls Us, Pt. 2

from The Computer Exorcist Podcast Hosted by Marc-Anthony Arena

Tonight on CEP! Author Monty LeBlanc returns to finish discussing his book, Somnium Pandorae. We continue our discussion on the effects of AI-curated feeds - our attention spans are so roasted, we crave shorter and shorter videos to give us dopamine "hits", and are less prone to deep thought, deep work, or critical thinking. "AI has hacked our brains, and now real life feels slow in comparison." We discover a recent viral video "AI 2027: A Realistic Scenario of AI Takeover" People now consult AI for therapy and medicine, and even use it as a substitute for a boyfriend/girlfriend. We also explain ways to avoid the doomsday scenario - Nip it in the bud, raise your kids right, teach people to think critically. Technology can be used for good! RAISE AWARENESS for what's going on, and stop feeding the beast. AI divides us to conquer us. Get out of your own customized echo chamber and hang out with people from all political persuasions. You'll soon learn they're people just like you, and we're all being pitted against each other. Marc explains how he combats the endless feed with a "Finiteness Room" in his house. It has books, VHS tapes, DVDs, and this thing called quietude. Buy Monty's book Somnium Pandorae on Amazon, and mine on thecomputerexorcist.com

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