Name: Joe Rogan Experience #2186 - Ari Matti
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Watch the stand-up comedy video 'Joe Rogan Experience #2186 - Ari Matti' from PowerfulJRE on Comedy Buff. Published 2024-08-09. Transcript available.

Joe Rogan Experience #2186 - Ari Matti

Okay, we're up now.
So what were you guys talking shop about?
What was the question you asked Jamie?
Well, yeah, Jamie's going to fucking run a train on me.
I felt that there was some controversy.
There was some tension.
There was a little tension.
When we had a lovely dinner after your show, we went at it a little bit.
And we had a little disagreement about compression technologies, preamps, cloud
lifters, you know.
What is your position?
Well, my position is, well, okay.
Hold on.
He's coming from a different place though also.
Okay.
Yeah, very different.
Let's just say financially we're coming from a very different place.
But I tried to use the Shure SM7B.
We actually got from my podcast, Tussi Sööjad, shout out, here we are.
It's Estonian.
You're not going to.
Well, AI maybe.
What did you just shout out?
Tussi Sööjad.
It means direct translation is Pussy Munchers.
It's my podcast.
Oh.
Yeah.
So is it in Estonian?
Mm-hmm.
Wow.
Do you think Spotify will translate it to English?
Maybe you'll be the first that goes the opposite way.
Bro, if AI translates this podcast, I'm fucked, you know.
Oh.
Yeah, yeah.
Like.
Oh, take it down.
See, this is the thing.
They're going to do that.
I know.
Spotify is going to do that.
But they don't get my charisma and timing down though.
No.
Also, sense of humor, sarcasm.
And when you translate it in English, you sound like a Nazi.
I will be a Nazi.
It's going to be.
I'm so scared.
That's the problem with satire and humor and what is, for lack of a better term,
it's called
talking shit, okay?
And this is what we do on podcasts.
This is what we do in the green room.
This is what me and my friends love to do all the time, right?
We do that all the time.
We say things we don't mean because it's funny.
We say things are inappropriate because it's funny.
And it is 100% done with fun.
And the problem is today, people like to take things and pretend you're saying
something
when that's not what you're saying.
Yeah, there's a funny comedian in Canada.
He's an American dude who moved to Vancouver.
He's Dino Archie.
He used to say, off the record talk.
Right.
It's like.
It's shit talk.
We're not saying things that we mean.
We're saying things that are fun to say.
But what I was going to get to before we did is that thing that Jamie told me
about.
And I said, well, Tulsi Gabbard was the first person to tell me about it.
So I was talking about how great Tulsi Gabbard is about if, you know, you
really wanted a
great Democratic candidate.
That was a woman, woman of color, congresswoman for eight years, served
overseas in a medical
unit twice.
That's where she got that gray streak in her hair.
She's like an exemplary human being.
She likes my Kill Tony bits on Instagram.
And they tried to say that I was talking about Kamala Harris.
So they edited it out of context.
Dude, I've seen your edited videos with ads because.
Yeah, there's a lot of AI ads that aren't really me.
Because Estonia is in Eastern Europe and the Russian bot system in that country.
It's crazy, right?
Bro, it's crazy.
I've seen fake podcasts where there's a guy on your podcast, which never has
happened.
Right.
And the guy has a Shure SM7B, not this mic stand, let's be honest.
It's some shittier version and the backdrop is similar, but you can tell it's
not that podcast.
Right.
But you can do amazing things now with AI, you know, you could do it with video
editing for
sure.
Like you could just have a guy splice in him being in this chair, me being in
that chair.
And if you did it right and you spent your time on it, you could make it very
convincing.
And that's just the beginning, man.
There's a podcast with me and Steve Jobs.
I never met Steve Jobs.
There's like, I think it's 40 minutes long.
How long is the podcast with me and Steve Jobs?
Well, it's a completely AI generated podcast.
It's just audio.
But from what I've heard, you can kind of tell, but it's getting close.
It's getting to the point where you're not going to be able to tell.
You know, when you hear enough computer generated sentences, you're going to
catch little glitches
in the matrix.
You know, it's going to sound a little off.
But you can only catch those glitches in the matrix because you're a person who's
also
around technology, internet.
So you kind of see the scam going on.
It's not a super visible scam.
It's like, oh, I see it scam.
Yeah.
So how long has it changed?
20 minutes.
20 minutes.
Okay.
So it's just me.
Let me hear some of it.
Personality.
They seem to have a soul in a way.
And some people almost get religious about this stuff because it's so powerful
and it means
so much.
Is that good?
If a company gets to the point where it's successfully doing a few things, you
don't have to try and
do everything.
We're in the process now of trying to cut the things we're doing so that we can
concentrate
on the few that are really high on our priority list.
Because if you try to do too many things, none of them get done well.
Well, that transition.
You've got to focus on a few and make sure those are done well.
The transition's clunky, but even more importantly, the sound is very different
between where the
environment that I'm talking in, the environment he's talking to.
For sure.
So either he's not in the room, which I don't do.
I don't do Zoom calls.
They'll suck.
Yeah.
Or, you know, that's fake.
Yeah.
It's only two options.
If an audio engineer just tweaked it for two minutes, they could make it sound
so much
better.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
You could 100% make it sound like, yeah, you could 100% make it sound like we're
in the
same room.
But they didn't.
But this is also, like, how many months old?
I think that's, like, two years ago.
Oh, crazy.
So what they have now is way better.
It's way better.
It's getting to the point where we're not going to know.
For sure.
We're not going to know what things are, what things are real.
What you can generate.
I'm sure you've seen the new Unreal Engine, the most complicated video game
engine.
What is it called?
Engine 5, is that what it's called?
It's like, this is spooky.
Yeah, for sure.
It's so good, it's spooky.
It looks like a damn movie, like a real movie.
Like in Estonia, the movie industry is moving really well.
And the government was financing for a while the building of, like, a movie
fucking, I don't
know, factory or, like, a whole, you know, like a production studio.
Yes.
Which could bring more revenue to the country.
Great idea.
Right.
But some, it's been paused now and people are like, why isn't it making, but I
know exactly
why it's paused.
Why?
Because they're waiting to see how this AI thing plays out.
Yeah.
Because let's be honest, green screens and shit, that might be like fax
machines, bro.
Yeah.
It might be like Morse code.
Yeah, exactly.
And it happens like this.
Well, you saw that Tyler Perry shut down the plans to build this enormous
studio.
He's going to build an $800 million production studio.
And he saw Sora.
Tyler Perry.
He's the guy who does all those Maeda movies.
He's got a bunch of TV series.
I thought he's the extreme makeover guy.
Move that bus.
Remember that guy?
Dude, that was my shit.
No, he's, he plays a lady in a bunch of famous movies.
Yeah, yeah.
He's the Maeda.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So anyway, point Maeda?
Madea.
Madea, that's right.
Sorry.
Point is, obviously, super successful dude.
And has this enormous, this is the Unreal 5 engine.
He has this enormous production company that he's about to build.
And he goes, he sees Sora.
And he's like, what?
You guys can do this now?
You got to see how that plays out.
Dude, it's going to play out real strange.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because what you see already, so this is the video game.
This is hard.
This looks pretty good.
This is not as convincing as some of the other footage that I saw.
The nighttime footage.
There's something about daytime footage that looks a little clunky.
Or a little better.
It has more reflections.
Yeah.
I went to Red Band's place.
This is pretty wild, though.
And tried the AI for the first time in my life.
Oh, nuts.
He was saying, like, he has a second life and they are happy with his
girlfriend there.
And they're, like, living in a whole other world there.
Well, Red Band's slightly insane.
I know.
But the way he was describing to me, I imagine it's like the Neo where I put
the thing in
and I'm happy now.
But it was literally PlayStation 2 graphics.
Whenever I want to nerd out about electronics, it's always Red Band.
We always talk.
We always talk about the newest phones or the newest this or this does that and
that does
this.
He's like, he's just a techno nerd.
Yeah.
He loves that shit.
And he's already giving up on this life because he knows VR is here.
That's such a Red Band move.
Every time I tell him to eat something healthy.
You know what?
AI's taking over.
I'm just going to get my brain teleported.
Exactly.
That's the ultimate leap, right?
Imagine if they get to a point where they say, we can download your brain into
a computer,
but you will cease to exist right here, right now.
And you just have to assume that it's whatever consciousness is in your head is
your life.
And it's not just a faction of that consciousness being in a very particular
state and time,
that consciousness being attached to this particular biological body in this
particular place.
Like, what makes you, you?
And if you take that shit out and stick it in a machine, what kind of horrific
existence is that?
What's screaming into the abyss, unattached from a body, but trapped, trapped
in a newly created computer dimension?
Because you didn't, you didn't get to go to heaven because you got trapped in a
metal box.
And maybe that's how the aliens contain souls.
Maybe that's how they get them.
Matrix was basically that whole.
That's the thing.
Get you to think that you can download your soul into a computer.
Like, wait, I'm going to live forever.
Going to download my soul into a computer.
And what all you're doing is you're so smart that you're stupid enough to think
that technology is capable of recreating you as a whole.
Not just your consciousness, but what, what if your fingernails have memories,
motherfucker?
What if your whole, what if it all is a part of a system and disconnected from
that system, your soul is just like,
just separated from love forever.
That was what I really liked in the Matrix franchise.
Remember when they got out of the Matrix, they went to Zion.
There was that scene where they were fucking and then there was that scene
where they were dancing.
And the whole thing, who's the fucking, Morpheus was explaining that, yeah, you're
not feeling the things with your physical body in this Matrix world.
You're going through, it's just the synapses are firing in the machine.
And I remember, because I was like a teenager when I saw that movie.
And I remember that scene when they were fucking and I was like, oh shit.
See, that's the thing.
If you download your brain into a system and then they came back, the world was
shitty.
Remember how shitty Zion looked?
Terrible.
Terrible.
No beaches.
Like us in 50 years.
And then they were eating, remember that food, everything the body needs.
Remember that culp?
Yeah.
But I remember when they did that dancing scene, I remember that like, like
inspiring a thought where I'm like, huh, maybe even if there is a secondary
fucking AI world that comes.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
There'll be rebellion.
See, that's what I'm saying.
No, no question whatsoever.
That's why I love when people go, is AI going to destroy stand-up comedy?
I always love to say that stand-up, luckily, is the art form that can comment
on its own demise, kind of, you know?
Yeah.
Like even if AI creates the perfect act, the perfect ha-ha-ha laughs per minute,
there's going to be, you're going to be able to comment on how fucked that is,
you know?
Yeah.
So.
100%.
And then on top of that, what really, what we're really doing is we're
performing for live audiences.
And so how's AI going to do that?
Yeah, absolutely.
