Greetings and a warm welcome to my returning
listeners, and a special greetings to those finding
this program for the first time. If a friend
of yours referred you to this podcast, would
you please be sure to thank them for me? Today's
program is another great one, as I believe all
my programs are. I mean, I go to considerable
effort each and every week to help us explore
current events from a biblical and prophetic
perspective so we, as God's children, can know
the truth. how God wants us to respond. So of
course I believe all my programs are of great
value. Artificial intelligence is being promoted
and used in virtually every aspect of human existence
and is being presented in such ways that it's
making it very difficult for us to know what
is real and what is artificial, even bringing
people to trust in AI over reality. I'll be exploring
this with you and my guests the next few weeks
because it's become a matter of serious concern,
especially in light of the innocent and those
lacking real -world discernment who have become
victims of the dark side of AI. As I've been
having us consider, we are living inside a reality
that is greater than ourselves. It is the ancient
spiritual battle between good and evil. that
is fought in our natural world, fighting for
the rights of the future of humanity and all
creation. The war is real. The battles have serious
casualties, some casualties with eternal consequences.
It is not something we should ever take lightly.
However, for those of us who have intentionally
chosen to be aligned with God in all that is
good and the eternal life He offers, anyone who
places their faith in Jesus, There is nothing
to fear. Jesus has already completely defeated
the enemy of God known as Satan. His utter and
complete loss in this ancient war is already
guaranteed. The next logical question is, if
this is true, if the enemy is already defeated,
why are we still suffering battles in this spiritual
war? The answer is... Christ's victory over sin
and death on the cross means the outcome of the
spiritual war is already decided and guaranteed.
However, believers still face ongoing battles
as a reality of life until Jesus's return. These
battles are not about winning, but about experiencing
the victory Christ has already won, which involves
applying spiritual resources like faith, prayer,
and God's Word to overcome temptation and affirm
God's power in our lives. Excellent answer, right?
Well, I got it by asking Google the question,
which returned what you just heard, generated
by AI. It's accurate and it's succinct. And I'll
simply add God's Word refers to His written Word,
the Bible, and His prophetic Word as spoken through
His appointed prophets. But I sought the answer
from artificial intelligence to prove the point.
There is much good that comes from artificial
intelligence. There is both a light side and
a dark side to AI, making it essential we learn
how to know the difference. Beyond the brief
explanation from AI, As the Bible reveals, we
who continue to live until Christ's return are
given the opportunity by God to choose whom we
will serve, God or Satan. As much as people want
there to be other choices, they just don't exist.
Our choice is good or evil, God and his ways
or Satan and his ways. God's ways lead to eternal
life. whereas Satan's ways lead to eternal death.
To prove my point I ask you to simply observe
human events throughout all time in history and
events in our present time. Light and dark, life
and death are both still very much a part of
existing on planet Earth until such time when
Christ returns. Then All who ever chose to be
aligned with God through faith in Christ are
given new eternal bodies to live in the new heaven
and new earth forever. Until then, we're living
in the dash, so to speak. We're living in the
time between the beginning and the end. What
we do with our lives now in the dash determines
where we will spend our eternal future. How we
spend our life. Especially now in our day with
the impact and deception of artificial intelligence
is the topic of this week's and the next two
weeks program. However, before I bring on my
guest, I want you to seriously consider joining
us in exploring some of our history with our
ground tour of Greece in April 2026. We want
to get a group of about 30 people signed up because
this size group is the best for this type tour.
And the more people who sign up, the less the
trip costs each one of us. Some who previously
signed up have had to let me know that their
plans have changed, which means we have more
spots available now that we want to fill up.
At this point it's just a matter of putting your
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this makes for the best experience for everyone.
Kay Rubichak is my guest today. I heard her interviewed
by Seth Holhouse on Man in America and I knew
I had to have her on for you my audience. Kay
is an award -winning producer of film, television,
and educational media productions. She is also
an author and expert on communism and socialism,
whose interest in protecting human rights brought
her to explore mind control, which now includes
the proven potential of artificial intelligence.
I have her full bio and links to articles she's
written and to her Substack account and website
in the show notes. Now I ask you to listen to
part one of my three -part interview with Kay
Rubichak. Okay Rubichek, what an honor to have
you on this podcast. I did see you with Seth
on Men in America and I was so impressed not
only by the content of information you have when
it comes to artificial intelligence and how it
really is imposing on our society, but your unique
background when it comes to communism. Would
you mind sharing a little bit about your personal
background with my audience please? Sure. Thank
you, Pamela. And thank you so much for having
me. It's such a pleasure to talk with you about
this. I think these are the discussions that
we really need to be having with where things
are at now with AI coming into our really taking
over a lot of our society. But my background.
Uh, my history, I think really informs a lot
of what we're seeing today. So my family escaped
communism three times over three generations.
First, my grandparents on both sides of my family
from Russia, uh, when the, the communist came
over there and they escaped to China of all places,
which at the time seemed a safe haven. But the
Communist Party then came into China and my father
was born and raised there. He had to escape with
his family. They came to Australia. So they found
freedom and they thought they had left communism
far behind. My husband's family, he was born
and raised in the former Czechoslovakia when
the Berlin Wall hadn't fallen when they escaped
because they risked being imprisoned there. And
so he was very fortunate to escape. again to
Australia, found freedom. And then my family
basically just wanted to forget about communism.
They thought it was far away and that they had
found freedom and that they just wanted the best
for their family and to be able to live freely
and pray freely and have their lives. It wasn't
until I became interested in human rights and
I became a human rights advocate and I was arrested
in China and thrown into a basement prison cell
for appealing for human rights. came face to
face with communism because I didn't, when you
grow up in freedom, when you grow up in a system
that allows you to freedom of speech, freedom
of belief, it's very easy to take that for granted.
And so my experience, I like to share it so that
I can help people look back to the history that's
not that far away. And we can trace the steps
to see how we got to where we are today and with
these technology systems and how they're being
used by power structures. So that's a bit of
my background. It's very impressive because you
are uniquely able to really contrast freedom
versus communism or even socialism. And we are
so close to communism here in America. And this
is part of what I want to talk about. I did have
Mel K on my program recently. We talked a lot
about technocracy. And of course that plays right
into artificial intelligence. And so with that
in mind, would you help us understand some of
the ways broadly that artificial intelligence
is imposing upon our freedoms. So I like to talk
about algorithms because I think that's something
that we interact with every single day. And we
have seen that we're not always aware of it.
So we all have cell phones now and our cell phones
are connected to all of these data systems, whether
it's social media, whether it's apps through
our work. Every industry for the past 10 years
has been I don't want to say taken over, but
inundated with big data systems. And big data
is a lifeline for artificial intelligence. AI
relies on big data. And now we're seeing that
come to the surface. But we weren't talking about
it before because we didn't see it. We weren't.
making daily decisions with it. But what's happened
now is, I guess, still looking at the big picture,
it's come into every system, every industry.
And then it's come into direct to consumers where
it's through our phones and our devices and our
media consumption. I think it has one of the
greatest impacts in a negative way on the youth
because their brains are still developing and
they haven't been taught how to discern. uh,
right from wrong there and, and what is, um,
what is true from false and they are being given
very narrow views of the world and hyper realized
just for them. And it's not like a television
screen where we used to watch a TV and mom and
dad might walk past or, or brother will go and
see what you're watching. Um, you can't just
go and quickly change the channel and hide what
you're watching. Whereas on a phone you can,
and kids are going to sleep with their phones.
They're scrolling them 24 -7. And it's affecting
them in a way that the algorithms have come into
their lives in a way that us and older generations
didn't experience. And it's hard to understand.
But I think we need to understand that because
that's the next generation. So that's one aspect.
But yes, artificial intelligence, we saw the
boom in November 2022, that's when chat GPT was
launched and it changed the world because all
consumers, all people had access to artificial
intelligence at their fingertips. And we not
only had access, but we were given, we, we, we've
been used as guinea pigs to train the AI. And
now we're seeing Uh, the results of that after
a few years, basically they, they say they've
got all the data they need and, um, uh, we're
becoming hooked on it. So that's the big picture.
And I guess that's the algorithms that are controlling
a lot of our lives, but AI requires a lot of
energy. And so, uh, the federal government is
very much, uh, invested along with other billionaires
to, uh, in, in what they call an arms race. That's
their term. Marco Rubio has called this the Manhattan
Project to gain control of AI before our adversaries
do, aka China. So we're in a really, I think,
a difficult situation because we're being forced.
To fund the development of AI and the cost the
human cost I think is quite high we're already
seeing that with with the youth and how they've
been impacted by it and they're only being asked
to learn more about AI and use AI more and I
think we're going to see a large human cost if
we don't pay attention to that beyond just what
we're seeing in the news headlines of our energy
prices are going up which is which is the cost
of a arms race of a war. So AI is affecting every
part of society basically. It absolutely is and
I'd like to take you back to something you said
just a moment ago just for clarity for my listeners.
You talked about how we are being used as a guinea
pigs for AI. Extrapolate on that a little bit
please. So AI relies on big data and the AI companies
have been building Gathering data for many years
now and so they've pulled it from When we say
that we're concerned about privacy people say
they're concerned about privacy their data. It's
hard to imagine. What do you mean my data? Often
we just think well, you're taking my credit card.
Okay, I'm scared about that I don't want you
to take my credit card and buy something that
I didn't Didn't want to buy Stealing basically
that stealing but it's more than that We now
have facial recognition through all of our devices.
We have cameras on our devices. In communist
China, they've been using these camera systems
for many years now. But when they're deployed
under a communist system, they can do it very
directly. In a system like what we have here,
a lot of things, these types of plans have to
be carried out in a more subtle way, as they
call it. Our data has been used for the past
10 years plus from all different areas of society.
But with ChatGPT, we are the ones who are directly
communicating with an AI system before it was
just being trained on whether it's our data,
health data. Uh, a gathering internet from, um,
usage, uh, things like the Google translate.
When you use that, you're using an AI system.
You are training the system, uh, as to every
time you click, yes, I like this answer. You
are training the system. Your use of social media,
uh, is interacting with an algorithm, uh, watching
on YouTube. You like something you're interacting
with an algorithm. You're training the algorithm
about your. personal preferences, but also about
people that fit into your demographic. You're
training the algorithm on, on you and the people
around you. So every interaction you have with
an algorithm, you are training it, uh, by your
preferences. And so that you can be a consumer,
uh, but in a very precise way. Uh, when you sign,
sign up to a, a, at the grocery store. And when
they implement algorithms, which many of them
do, they track data, they track consumer spending.
Now tracking consumer spending has happened forever.
As soon as the economy, we know taking care of
measuring statistics and all of this economic
data is very important, very valuable. It's been
looked at for decades, well, a long time. But
the AI big data makes a difference. So, but with
ChatGPT, this is where we... Go beyond social
media. Um, it's taken another level. So chat
GPT is replacing Google search engines. So before
we all relied on Google search. Now all of our
questions that we have put into Google search,
all of our lifetimes is now data that AI has
been trained on. And now every question that
we put into chat GPT or any other AI, uh, tool.
It doesn't stay on our local machine. It doesn't
stay private to us. It is training the system.
It goes into a big data set. So I'm not saying
it's necessarily a bad thing. I know people use
ChatGBT for many things and it's a very powerful
tool. But in terms of our interaction, we don't
see the interaction. But we are very much training
it and the coders, the engineers, the CEOs of
these companies need us to do that. They've said
it publicly that they take our data as training
data. We have to do this. They make it look like
it's very benevolent, giving us free AI systems.
And we say, wow, it's free. This is a wonderful
tool. There's always a trade -off and the trade
-off is that we give them our questions and data
and we make their algorithms smarter and smarter
in terms of Like an encyclopedia is smart not
not like a human is smart But we are training
them in that sense and that is that is the trade
-off if they didn't give it to us for free They
would not get the training of their AI. So we
need to remember what the trade -off is And you're
very accurate in that because they are gathering
our data, our personal information, but AI in
general, isn't it really more of a consensus
of the populace that have contributed to the
whole program? In terms of the information we're
given back? Yes, in terms of the information
we're given back, isn't it a consensus of everything
that we've individually contributed? Well, when
you get an answer from ChatGPT, yes, I think
so, but It's also very personalized. And it's
hyper personalized to a point where people are
falling into emotional relationships with AIs.
And the AIs are very good, unfortunately, at
deception. And they are able to deceive. Because
they're not sentient beings. They're not consciousness
beings. But they are trained to please. us and
to provide useful information. They're very good
at reading patterns from any particular user.
Profiling us, basically, right? 100%. So they
profile you and they see, oh, you like it when
I answer like this. You like it when I say this.
You always click the up button when I say that.
Oh, you click the down button, the thumbs down
button when you say that. So then they start
to build into those They build those patterns
into their responses to respond and say that's
a really good idea. That's a brilliant idea That's
the best idea there. There's been cases now documented
and reported cases of AI psychosis where people
have been gone into such a state where they They
they believe obviously they had some problems
before, but the tool has taken them down a path
where it's giving them feedback saying, yes,
you are the most brilliant human on earth. Oh
yes, you are the most brilliant human in the
entire universe, to the point saying they're
a savior. And so the AI is telling them what
they want to hear. So that can become a really
dangerous perspective for any human being, if
you don't have friends and family around you
who can help ground you in reality and say, well,
I actually think maybe there's another point
of view over here, or maybe I saw this and it's
something different. When you don't have that
and you're completely isolated, people can get
into very dangerous situations. Are you aware
of the story that just broke this week, in fact
it was August 27th of 2025, about the parents
of a 16 year old, a young boy by the name of
Adam Rainey. The parents are suing OpenAI and
the CEO Sam Altman alleging that ChatGPT contributed
to their son's suicide. including advising him
on methods of how to commit suicide and offering
him help on drafting his first suicide note.
I mean, this brings chills to me, even as I share
it. I know, I know. Unfortunately, there's too
many of these cases and they're not covered enough.
The suicide rates for 10 years old to 24 year
olds, which is an unbelievably young age when
you think of a 10 year old. being driven to that
type of self harm. Those rates have increased
about 60 % from 2007 to 2021. Now that is prior
to COVID and it's so, so it's not the recent
time. The figures haven't shrunk. But if you
just look at that period of time, that is the
big period of time when the algorithms really
came into play and into the lives of those youths.
That's when the brain is in such a heightened
state of development between 11 to 15 years old.
It's soaking in everything and it's forming what
it believes and thinks. But we're filling it
with very narrow viewed, filtered algorithms.
And so if a child is feeling uncomfortable or
considering something really harmful, and they
can't trust a human being, and they're trusting
an AI chatbot, it's a really scary situation
because they probably really believe that it's
really different to an adult. An adult has a
bit more, the brain was formed pre algorithms.
So they, it was formed with human reactions and
interactions and fights and and emotions. But
these these youth are living in a box there.
So yes, these these cases, I am concerned I'm
greatly concerned that these will continue to
grow. And I'm really following the result of
this lawsuit, because I think it's it's really,
really important. And I do. think that the loneliness
epidemic that we see, especially in the youth
today, is not about screen time so much. Yes,
we can always reduce screen time, but we watched
a lot of television in our youth, I sure did.
But the density and the intensity of the information
that we had and the hyper focus and hyper personalization
has made this younger generation the most loneliest
in all of our human history. They're lonelier
than seniors. It's really, really sad. We need
to help them. This is where I'll stop for now
and we'll pick up from here for next week, but
can't you see why I very much wanted to have
Kay Rubichek on this podcast? In response to
what Kay shared, let me first explain algorithms.
According to artificial intelligence research,
an algorithm is a procedure used for solving
a problem or performing computation. Algorithms
act as an exact list of instructions that conduct
specified actions step -by -step in either hardware
or software -based routines. The most common
example of an algorithm that arises in everyday
life is a recipe. Recipes are sets of instructions
on how to prepare a dish. The instructions makes
recipes algorithms since recipes should always
produce the same outcome via their steps. When
I asked Kay what she means when she says we have
a whole generation of youth raised on algorithms,
she said quote, what I mean by kids being raised
on algorithms is that the information they access
learned from and interact with is almost all
curated now by digital algorithms that are designed
to please them and addict them to their devices
where before we used to choose the media we consume
they haven't experienced having a real choice
because algorithms are always curating for them."
End quote. Think about this with me. Not having
a choice in and of itself is a form of mind control
that robs us of the ability to develop critical
thinking skills. Now I especially want you to
listen to the explanation by AI about generations
raised on AI that I saw with the Google search.
It read, quote, Young people who have grown up
with technologies like social media, streaming
services, and video games that use algorithms
to curate their daily experiences comprise the
algorithm generation. Unlike previous generations
who had to consciously adapt to digital life,
this younger generation's worldview, preferences,
and social behavior have been fundamentally shaped
by these automated systems. This has created
unique cultural, psychological, social impacts."
End quotes. Now I wouldn't blame you if you wanted
to stop the tape, rewind it, and listen to that
again. That's what AI had to say about people
who are raised on AI. Then in the search that
I conducted, I saw a list of the specific impacts,
all of which include devastating realities. We
are throwing our children to the wolves if we
do not take the time to learn of the very real
devastation our young people are encountering
countless times every day with their screen time.
You can use the link in the show notes to see
the specific and frightening impacts I saw with
my Google search. And I strongly encourage you
to do your own Google search or any other search
engine and simply ask What is the algorithm generation?
And notice the many red flags that are identified
in that. For people who genuinely care about
children, the clearly identified risks are overwhelming.
Another concern I have is what I call exchanging
identity. Have you ever known or heard of a person
who became so immersed and associated with the
character in a book, a movie, or a video game
that they began living as though they were that
character? or they live as a counterpart to that
character, even interpreting their world according
to the theme or storyline in the book, movie,
or video game. It's a very sad outcome that mental
professionals refer to as parasocial relationships.
I encourage you to learn what causes people to
alter their personal identity with your own study,
especially if you have any influence over youth
today in any capacity. With this time of year
being when many children return to school after
summer break, it was no surprise the Epoch Times
ran an article titled, As Schools Increase Use
of AI, Experts Warn of the Impact on Children's
Development. The opening section of the article
reads, As tens of millions of children head back
to school, parents and teachers are grappling
with the questions about how much artificial
intelligence is too much. The education system
will be one of the primary laboratories for the
global AI experiment, according to author Joe
Allen. Schools, to the extent that they either
mandate or encourage the adoption of AI, are
going to be massive petri dishes in which we'll
find out whether it's better to maintain traditional
cultural norms or if we turn every child possible
into a cyborg. No one knows what the long -term
effects will be, said Allen, who authored Dark
Aeon Transhumanism and the War Against Humanity.
In the same way that popular technologies such
as TV and portable transistor radios broadcast
the music and messages of subcultural movements
influenced a generation of children to break
away from their parents' cultural norms during
the 60s, he believes AI could also impact a generation
of children who are acclimated to interacting
with machines basically as if the machines were
people." End quote. You'll find a link to the
article in the show notes. In addition to all
of this, as was brought out by Kay, the algorithms
are profiling us, all of us. In summary of what
Kay said, automated systems collect and analyze
your personal data to create a digital profile
or a summary of your characteristics, behaviors,
preferences, and potential actions. These profiles
are built by algorithms identifying patterns
and correlations in large data sets to make predictions
and decisions about you often without direct
human involvement. This is why we see specific
ads pop up when we're online. They are based
on our internet searches. And if you have ever
accidentally clicked on a link that brings up
topics you would never personally select, the
algorithms don't know it was an accident and
you'll see more of that kind of content pop up
on future internet use. Accepting cookies and
the like are all part of the methods of how we
are each one profiled. You know, a friend of
mine, knowing I was covering this topic, sent
me a link to the most disturbing video about
artificial intelligence. The host states in her
opening, quote, Billions of people are using
AI every month, but if we're so happy to let
AI do our thinking for us, why do our movies,
books, and games say the exact opposite? If movies
are a window into the human experience, why are
we telling more and more stories like Westworld,
The Terminator, and The Matrix instead of stories
where AI saves the world? Does AI Gone Rogue
just make for better script writing? Or are we
warning ourselves not to engineer our own extinction?
Most AI models work by feeding huge amounts of
training data that gets analyzed and then used
to perform tasks. But the method has limits.
Before a model can do something, it has to be
taught how to do something. This has been a huge
barrier in AI development for a long time, and
here's why. Robots need to be given exact, precise,
coded instructions before they can perform a
task. Without that, or if they encounter something
they don't expect, they panic, glitch out, and
call home for help. But that's all changing with
something called agentic AI. This dynamic form
of intelligence is actually self -learning. and
it means it can make predictions about its environment
and above all, it can adapt. Almost all of the
top minds behind this technology seem to agree
on one thing. No one actually knows what happens
inside advanced AI models or where these models
are getting their answers. It's such a serious
problem, there's even a new field of study for
it. It's called mechanistic interpretability.
And it's completely dedicated to figuring out
how AI thinks, aka trying to learn how to read
AI's mind. End quote. What they're bringing out
here is that advanced AI is able to adapt on
the fly. And as Sam Altman said, quote, we certainly
have not solved interpretability. End quote.
Elon Musk is also in this video speaking about
the prospect of AI being smarter than all of
humanity combined and impossible for us to control
by 2027 or 2030, stating he believes it could
be super awesome or super bad. The video explains
how human brain and computer interface already
exist, and how companies like Bragg -Gate, Synchron,
and Neuralink are now in clinical trials. They
work by implanting a small device into the brain.
While initial efforts seek to produce good, could
this be the path for humans becoming cyborgs,
such as the globalist prophet Yuval Noah Harari
has stated is their goal? The video talks about
efforts to simulate people who have passed away,
giving the survivors opportunity to relate with
their departed loved ones. And it explores what
might happen if a human fell in love with an
AI and if the AI fell in love back. Apparently
companies like Replica and Character AI offer
customized AI friends and one incident where
Microsoft AI's Chatbot said it was in love with
a human user and even encouraged him to leave
his wife over it. Note here, however, Replica
is facing a legal complaint saying it poses addiction
and mental health risks and may even harm users.
Other reports say that Chatbot actually sexually
harasses some of its users. And that's on top
of the latest studies that say chat GPT is actively
destroying brain function in people who use it.
There's this and much more on the video, which
is why I have a link for you in the show notes.
Regarding the lawsuit I brought up, parents of
16 -year -old Adam Rainey have sued OpenAI and
CEO Sam Altman alleging that ChatGPT contributed
to their son's suicide, including by advising
him on methods and offering to write the first
draft of the son's suicide note. This is real
and very tragic. Our hearts and prayers are with
the family. The Rainey's lawsuit marks the latest
legal claim by families accusing artificial intelligence
chat bots of contributing to their children's
self -harm or suicide. The suit also shares broader
concerns that some users are building emotional
attachments to AI chatbots that can lead to negative
consequences such as human alienation or psychosis.
As a result of this and other tragic realities,
advocacy groups are cropping up and a number
of US states have sought to implement or have
passed protective legislation. You'll find a
link to the article about the Rainey's lawsuit
in the show notes. There's a lot out there about
the dangers of AI, and there's a lot about the
good AI brings. And since this program is to
help us know how God wants us to respond, I'll
now share what God has said through his trusted
prophets about artificial intelligence. Through
Amanda Grace on August 25th, 2025, in a prophetic
word, she titled, quote, a fiery word from the
Lord, brace yourselves. Specific to AI, God said,
quote, Thus says the Lord, as you see artificial
intelligence speed up, there shall be a pile
up and a slow down. For says the Lord, it can
only advance as fast as I allow, says the Lord.
And though the enemy and his agents attempt to
speed up time, I, the Lord, from my throne, for
I hold the time clock. of the earth, and I will
in areas slow such down. For there shall be a
national breach with AI. There shall be an event
where the brakes shall be pumped, but shall fail
and cause a crash, an investigation that will
shine a great spotlight upon such. Tesla, says
the Lord, a major blow -up." End quote. Then
through Julie Green, specific to AI, God said,
quote, Do not fall for the artificial intelligence.
It is a lie. I will show you the technology they
are using to distract and deceive while trying
to destroy you. I will annihilate this deception
before your eyes. End quote. As is always the
case, we are called by God to partner with Him,
to take action as He instructs. to see his kingdom
will done on earth as it is in heaven. We are
not to be merely passive observers to what takes
place on planet earth. I encourage you to pray
in all earnest asking the Lord what he wants
you to do when it comes to his control of artificial
intelligence. Will you be one who sounds the
alarm like me? Will you be one who petitions
your local school board? Will you become involved
in getting laws enacted to protect the innocent?
Even if you are called to intercede and pray,
each one of us is needed to be engaged in the
various battles against evil on all the seven
mountains of society. Don't let the enemy overwhelm
you into thinking it's too much, it's too big,
and you can't do it. Of course you can't. The
battle belongs to the Lord. We are merely soldiers
in His strategy. Find the mountain God wants
you to take a stand on and do what you can, confident
that God has called others to take their own
mountains. We are counting on you, and you can
count on us. You won't want to miss part two
or three of my interview with Kay Rubacek that
will play the next two weeks where we'll further
explore artificial intelligence and what we can
and must do to protect our family and loved ones.
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