Are the very minds building AI secretly predicting our doom? AI 2027 is a real scenario being debated by the people building Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). In this episode, we dissect the leap from current LLMs to Superintelligence and why tech leaders are pivoting toward a "Building God" metaphysical flex.

Is the 2027 timeline real or just smoke and mirrors? We get real about the immediate Artificial Intelligence risks that matter right now: the end of the self-made middle class, why Universal Basic Income (UBI) might not work as well as Sam Altman claims, and the massive AI backlash brewing for 2026.

🫟 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

- AI 2027: https://ai-2027.com/

- Doom Stack Rank: https://storage.googleapis.com/doom-stack-rank/index.html

🫟 THE FOLKS BEHIND AI 2027

- Daniel Kokotajlo is a former OpenAI researcher. His past AI forecasts have proven accurate, and he has been recognized by TIME100 and The New York Times.

- Eli Lifland is a co-founder of AI Digest. He has conducted research on AI robustness and ranks first on the RAND Forecasting Initiative all-time leaderboard.

- Thomas Larsen founded the Center for AI Policy and previously conducted AI safety research at the Machine Intelligence Research Institute.

- Romeo Dean is completing a concurrent bachelor’s and master’s degree in computer science at Harvard. He previously served as an AI Policy Fellow at the Institute for AI Policy and Strategy.

🫟 TOPICS

00:00 Intro: The Great AI Divide (Extinction vs. Utopia)

02:23 The AI 2027 Roadmap Explained

03:05 Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) & Self-Improvement

04:20 US vs. China: The Race Against AI Safety

06:25 Future of Humanity: Will We Be Glorified Tamagotchis?

07:21 Universal Basic Income (UBI): Will It Work or Not?

09:50 AI Ethics: Algorithmic Bias & IP Theft

10:15 Economic Risks: The AI Wealth Gap

11:55 Why 2026 Will Be The Year of AI Backlash

12:14 Superintelligence: The Obsession with "Building God"

15:50 Preparing for the Future of AI (Philosophy)

16:48 2026 Goals: Kate & Juan's Resolutions

🫟 ABOUT SLOP WORLD

Juan Faisal and Kate Cook plunge into the slop pile—AI news, cultural shifts, and the future’s endless curveballs. They’re not here to sanitize the mess; they’re here to wrestle with it, laugh at it, and find meaning where you least expect it.

#AGI #ArtificialIntelligence #AI2027

AI is coming to your holiday table whether you like it or not.

In this episode, Juan and Kate share a practical AI holiday playbook for parents and families, focused on AI safety, AI for kids, and real-world holiday use cases that won’t turn dinner into a boiler room.

They cover AI holiday hacks that can make family gatherings easier, including safe ways to entertain kids with AI, how to talk to grandparents about AI without scaring them, and which AI topics will instantly derail the room. Share your best (or worst) AI holiday conversation in the comments!

🫟 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

Create new holiday traditions with AI: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365-life-hacks/everyday-ai/create-new-holiday-traditions

‘It’s so crushing’: US families navigate divide over politics during the holidays: https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/dec/23/family-politics-holiday

🫟 TOPICS

00:00 Why AI Keeps Coming Up at Family Holidays

00:29 The AI Holiday Playbook Strategy

01:29 Using AI to Entertain Kids: Helpful or Risky?

02:41 Low-Risk AI Activities Kids Love

03:33 Family Tech Safety: When AI Crosses a Line

04:53 How to Explain AI Safety to Your Family

06:46 Why AI Apps Want Faces and Family Data

07:31 Big Tech’s Take on AI Holiday Traditions

09:54 AI for Crafts & DIY Instructions

10:45 The Holiday Health Tracking Fail

11:36 AI Red Flags: Politics & Surveillance

12:53 Parenting Safety: The Bus Station Analogy

14:38 Economic Fears & The AI Bubble

16:03 AI Trends: Art vs. Slop Debate

18:51 A Simple Rule for Smarter AI Conversations

🫟 ABOUT SLOP WORLD

Juan Faisal and Kate Cook plunge into the slop pile—AI news, cultural shifts, and the future’s endless curveballs. They’re not here to sanitize the mess; they’re here to wrestle with it, laugh at it, and find meaning where you least expect it.

How much security are you willing to trade for convenience? Juan and Kate break down how prompt injection attacks exploit AI browsers like ChatGPT Atlas and Perplexity Comet, and why invisible instructions inside webpages can hijack your agents without you knowing.

We also discuss the resume hack going viral, the difference between direct vs. indirect prompt injection, and the real strategic trade-offs between convenience and LLM security.

🫟 ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

- Prompt injection: A visual, non-technical primer for ChatGPT users: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/prompt-injection-visual-primer-georg-zoeller-tbhuc/

- AI browsers are here, and they're already being hacked: https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/ai-browsers-comet-openai-hacked-atlas-chatgpt-rcna235980

- Using an AI Browser Lets Hackers Drain Your Bank Account Just by Showing You a Public Reddit Post: https://futurism.com/ai-browser-hackers-drain-bank-account-public-reddit-post

🫟 TOPICS

00:00 - Why AI Browsers Like Atlas and Comet Are a Security Risk

00:50 - Invisible Instructions Hijacking Your AI Agent

01:51 - Prompt Injection Explained for Beginners

02:39 - The Hack That Exposes AI Browser Weaknesses

03:40 - The Resume Hack: Watch Your Data Get Stolen

04:43 - Phishing Attack Using Simple Meta Tags

05:20 - Hidden Malicious Prompts in Metadata & PDFs

06:00 - Direct Injection: Forcing Models Past Guardrails

06:41 - Indirect Injection: Embedded Instructions for Agents

07:22 - We're Playing With Fire: AI Browser Security Is a Mess

09:03 - Why AI Agents Get Manipulated So Easily

12:55 - ChatGPT Atlas & Perplexity Comet: Can We Trust These Browsers?

14:13 - What is Your Cost of Convenience? The Risks of AI Automation

16:01 - Why First-Gen AI Agents Will Always Be Flawed

🫟 ABOUT SLOP WORLD

Juan Faisal and Kate Cook plunge into the slop pile—AI news, cultural shifts, and the future’s endless curveballs. They’re not here to sanitize the mess; they’re here to wrestle with it, laugh at it, and find meaning where you least expect it.