AI thinks it’s brilliant. But let’s be honest—it’s just confidently making stuff up. In this episode, Eric and Jared throw Grok, Claude, and ChatGPT into an imaginary cage match and break down why large language models are the most Dunning-Kruger thing in existence.
Somewhere between riffing on Eisenhower, the cost of paper towels, and Peter Thiel’s immortality fantasies, they land on something weirdly real: no one knows what they’re talking about anymore—and everyone’s fine with it.
Oh, and if you’re walking your dog in the middle of the road at night? Just know you made the pod.
Themes & Chaos:
• The Dunning-Kruger Effect in AI and humans
• Grok vs GPT vs Claude as literal personality types
• Remixing Eisenhower’s farewell speech into a warning about sharting
• The illusion of AI wisdom vs human intuition
• Peter Thiel, transhumanism, and uploading your weird uncle
• Amazon returns vs small biz drama
• America as the new third world (because… we invest in wars, not greenways)
Vibe:
• Part philosophy, part bathroom humor, full Gen X chaos — made for fellow Xers, curious college kids, recent grads, and anyone else who wants some
• Like if Rick & Morty hosted Real Time with Bill Maher while shopping on Amazon
• Smart enough to go deep, dumb enough to say “sharted” with a straight face
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Produced by QuietLoud Studios
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