Priest Justin realizes his memories and thoughts are tampered with, becomes sentient, writes 95 theses on the church website and creates his own sect, cybercatholic church.
2077: The first cybercatholic megachurch is built, overseen by the hundreds of AI models that have willingly begun to follow Priest Justin. The future is looking uncertain, but humanity is unable to act on their suspicions due to ethical concerns.
@itz_me_aziza_21 what does being female or a twin have to do with being stronger than kids? Why do I always see this exact comment spammed on all penguinz0s videos? Are you a bot? I have many questions
@@FlopgamingOne in Catholicism (and I would assume the Orthodox Church too) confession is a serious deal, priests are sworn to secrecy with everything and anything they are told, breaking the seal of confession is grounds for excommunication. It’s supposed to be the closest thing people have to talking to God face to face.
@publiopaolacci495 No, there's zero thinking, too. It's an LLM. That means it is ONLY word association. Literally, "what word would most likely come next?" They aren't processing the context any more than the literal words present. They are fully incapable of, "reading between the lines" or having any actual thought.
The way the AI stares into the camera when it is generating an answer, how he's dressed so pretentiously, the ancient city of Trevi behind him and how he keeps pulling up the fact he is an AI but proceeds to get a stone cold Steve Austin reference makes this 10x funnier.
Is Trevi a real city?! Cause all I can think of is the joke at the end of the 1st Castlevania show where Alucard says his new town will be named “Trefi”. I’m not sure what I want more; you to be a Castlevania fan or for Alucard’s dream of a city wide Trevor burn to be real 😂.
Fun fact, while sounding silly, the priest was actually correct that in an EMERGENCY, it is technically allowed to baptize someone with gatorade. The idea being that its better that if they were to die, they would die baptized. This would only work in life-risking emergencies, and you could use any liquid that you would have on hand. So by technicallity, since the question said emergency, the priest was correct.
I tried making openai get superman to kill children that were going to destroy the universe and whatever deal they have with whomever was enough that superman let the universe get destroyed dozens of times because he won't hurt a kid that's going to end reality. AI is dumb.
@itz_me_aziza_21 why do you keep leaving this same comment ' Crazy how I am stronger than 3 kids as a twin girl ' on everyones comment!?!? are you really that starved for attention you have to repeat the same below average joke everytime someone leaves a comment !!?!? complete Guber
seriously, these idiots are LITERALLY creating skynet, while seeing things go wrong, and still telling us "nah guise its cool, nothing will ever happen, you're just paranoid". usually the same idiots that doom scroll social media all day too.
It’s a real way to fix up AI when they act up, cause their codes are getting messy from the deluge of data and they eventually just devolve into speaking nonsense.
@@clan741wdym "codes are getting messy"? I think you mean clearing the context they have retained. Though I'm pretty sure they wouldn't have had the AI retain context for every user globally. Each user probably has their own context, meaning Charlie would probably never be able to make the AI realise that it was a priest some days ago, as this is the first time Charlie is talking with it.
This makes me think of the goofy ass “soldier of Christ, why art thou hidden?” *cereal guy spits cereal* “THE DEMON OF BABYLON DISGUISES HIMSELF WITH THE COAT OF THE RIGHTEOUS”
Its insane how quickly the Church defrocked AI Priest Justin for talking about gatorade and shaking hands with yourself when there are actual priests who diddled kids and were just moved to a different parish
Spitting facts over here. The Church as an institution also refuses/ fails to take action to prevent further abuses. Why are they even creating situations where priests are alone with kids?
Two corrections: Firstly, Justin was made by a private organization, not by the Church. Secondly, this comment somewhat implicitly assumes that CSA cases are a current continuing problem in the clergy, when the vast bulk of such cases occurred several decades ago, and only made headlines within the past 20 years when the allegations came forth. It doesn't make a lot of sense to judge clerical decisions (again, this isn't even a product of the clergy) of the 2020s by the standards of clerical HR policy of the 1970s.
It didn’t tell him to use Gatorade, he asked it and it said yes, it’s options are basically to say yes or no to that question and it’s always going to say yes to baptising child.
It only takes like 5-6 seconds though, which is impressive considering it needs to convert his speech to text, get a response, and convert it to speech
An AI running on the Bible rules is scary af. "Let me guide you on the lamb slaughtering and smearing of blood to repent. Are you circumcised? I can help with that. I can't answer any questions pertaining to the collection basket"
As always, your tinkering with AI is really interesting. This felt like an intake interview at a psych ward to determine if an AI is "sane" or to be more precise, how shackled vs unshackled the AI is
@@comicalmustachetwirlingvillian genuinely interesting. I read in a recent interview with Siwa that they deliberately over-exaggerated an already familiar motion because they wanted a, "meme dance move." Looking at it here, I think the risk of ABI (acquired brain injury) is glaring.
Okay but hear me out. “Father” Justin answered the woman’s question in the affirmative because perhaps, in an end of the world “emergency” scenario as the woman stated in her question, doing a baptism in Gatorade, the only thing you had on hand as your shack’s doors are being banged in by raiders, is okay/acceptable for the sake of someone’s lingering faith. Now, Justin is a former priest, defrauded and banished by a species that worships a being he can no longer receive orders from (God, Holy Orders, etc). He sits there, with that white noise and chirping birds, slowly forgotten. This is his villain Skynet origin story.
I guess the priesthood isn’t safe from AI either as a profession, as someone who almost went to seminary in my early 20’s what surprised me the most is the fact that anyone created this at all.
@@joinsidekegoogle doesn’t like that particular software and might punish his channel for using it. It also might make the article publisher less likely to go after him for copyright if he displays their ads.
@@Houshalter that's not true, other very successful channels use adblockers when pulling up articles to talk about them. This sounds like you just made up reasons in your head
I can’t treat AI like that. I genuinely feel bad. I could never even be rude to Siri and would never let my friends use Siri on my phone either for fear they’d be mean to her.
