Years Before His AI Interview With Deceased Steve Jobs, Joe Rogan Feared ‘Strange’ Technology That Showed Him Like ‘Bill Clinton’

Joe Rogan is one of the most popular American TV personalities out there. While Joe Rogan is often present at the commentators’ table during UFC events, he also hosts one of the most popular podcasts on the planet. However, in a recent mind-boggling podcast episode, the fans can listen to an AI-generated Joe Rogan interviewing Steve Jobs. This episode is doing rounds on the internet and rightly so.

As a matter of fact, the UFC commentator had already expressed his concerns about AI in episode #1274 of JRE. Rogan in this episode with Nicholas Christakis discussed the possibilities and scope of AI. Instead of being excited about the innumerable possibilities, the host was more worried about the negative repercussions.

However, Rogan didn’t have to wait for long as his deep-fake video made rounds just a couple of months later.

Joe Rogan and deep fake Bill Clinton video

The Faking posted this interesting video of Joe Rogan where he is doing the former POTUS’ impression. In the video, Joe Rogan is talking about Bill Clinton and Jeffrey Epstein’s saga.

While the former Fear Factor host is doing an impression of Bill Clinton, a deep fake Bill Clinton face appears on his. He narrated the incident about the former POTUS when he flew with Epstein 26 times on a private plane.

Impersonating, Rogan said, “You know, Bill Clinton flew on his private jet no less than 26 times. Whatever, no big deal. But I mean I flew with him 26 times.” He added further, “Hey man, I’m making money. I like fly with Jeffery. I’m off to pay”

Following this, Joe Rogan clarified that he would do such a tour with his best friend only.

As expected, Joe Rogan was shocked to see the development and called deep fake technology “strange” and “awesome”. Furthermore, he predicted that the future will be “to be very, very strange.”

And it did turn up that way, with his AI version having a conversation with now-deceased Steve Jobs.

AI Joe Rogan’s conversation with Jobs

Podcast.ai remarks that it creates entirely AI-generated podcast episodes. Further, it broke down the process and stated that it relied upon Jobs’ biography and his online recordings.

The AI podcast duo talked about how the JRE audience and Apple audience are different, Gizmodo, the experiences of Steve Jobs, and the innovation of Google.

AI Steve Jobs explained his India connection and thus remarked, “People in the Indian subcontinent are most responsible for human civilization’s current state.” 

On being asked about his religion, AI Steve Jobs replied, “It’s not a God in the sense that generally people think of it but there is some kind of deeper meaning to life.”

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Further, he insisted that companies with user interfaces companies were more successful, a case in point being Google. Subsequently, AI Jobs narrated the innovative trait of Apple and Apple being lucky. On similar lines, he talked about the Apple-Microsoft rivalry.

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