Chilluminati Podcast - Midweek Mini: The Top 7 Future AI Jobs

Episode Date: December 25, 2025

This Minisode was originally uploaded with Episode 313 Mike Martin - http://www.youtube.com/@themoleculemindset Jesse Cox - http://www.youtube.com/jessecox Alex Faciane - https://www.youtube.com/@Star...WarsOldCanonBookClub/ Editor: DeanCutty Producer: Hilde @ https://bsky.app/profile/heksen.bsky.social Show Art: Studio Melectro @ http://www.instagram.com/studio_melectro Logo Design: Shawn JPB @ https://twitter.com/JetpackBraggin

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Hello, hello everybody and welcome, my little chaloonaloo, uh, hi, hi there. A minisode... Hey, guys. 420, is that he said? No, no, not yet. Not yet. We got a while to go. Dude,
Starting point is 00:00:37 minisode 420 is... You and me should do something special, Alex. We'll work together. Yeah, we should smoke weed for it. Yeah, yeah, good idea. Oh, genius. There's a lot of promises of that.
Starting point is 00:00:46 We promised to do all sorts of weird drugs on this show and have not. For once. No, there was a lot less time, open time, and getting particular drugs that we were looking for when I was there was difficult. But I'll be back again. so we'll try again yeah we'll do it much better we'll do it much better next time but at least we got a nice live stream out of it
Starting point is 00:01:05 yeah it was a good time and some other things and some other things were kind of like touched on and locked in that will benefit you listeners in the future so what about me you don't even benefit me mushrooms at some point if it's a total bust and we don't see
Starting point is 00:01:21 anything you'll feel good or you'll be very I want to like I want to be like is that is that the face of Look, I'm right with you, if you see the eye of Horace in real life, that could be huge for you. And I don't think putting you on that,
Starting point is 00:01:36 well, a hundred dose of mushrooms right out. The game is a good idea. Let's do it. I want to, like, see some things. Oh my God, dude. Hey, it would be crazy. Let's go. You would have, you would have ego die.
Starting point is 00:01:46 You would have an ego death. Too late. I'm on YouTube. Already happened a decade ago. Hey, do you guys want to hear a little bit more about that weird, like CIA guy, Reeve Whitson. Yes, I do. From, uh, Charles.
Starting point is 00:01:58 What is his name? Reeve Witson? Yeah, Reeve Witson. Literally a Final Fantasy 7 character. I know. It sounds like a Resident Evil 7 character. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But, so I was obsessed with these guys.
Starting point is 00:02:11 I was obsessed with Reeve Witson, and I was obsessed with Jolly West, right? This, I was looking on Reddit for, like, personal accounts that can maybe give me a little bit more to dig into. This was only the real only one that I found that I thought was pretty good. So I'm just going to go ahead and read it for you. guys and you should now like know some of this stuff because i just told you about it uh this is an excerpt from a post from user who is joylin west which is jolly west's name um on the r slash
Starting point is 00:02:42 clandestine operations subreddit and it's about reeve whitson so it's like somebody made this for me here we go my friends specifically yeah i know my friend's dad will call him red and reeve were born in the same state the same month but a different day in location the witson family has to the CIA and FBI through Reeves' Uncle Clyde Whitson the second, but the Reeve we're talking about was known to confuse his identity with other Witsons in the intelligence networks. Frankly, if one throws out the link to the Witson family, every description of Reeve fits red.
Starting point is 00:03:15 My friend's dad used many aliases in his dealings. The ghost. Jack Moody. The mood man. Jack Ryan. Red. Jack Larson are a few that I know now. He was into child abduction, snuff, films, porn, pedophilia, and worked as a greeter at the Lookout Mountain Air Force Station at the top of Laurel Canyon. All the top secret moon landing government films were made there, including M.K. Ultra training films.
Starting point is 00:03:43 I forgot. He was close friends with Jack Ruby and Sam Jankana, too. She remembers Sam as Uncle Mooney and remembers Scorzni as a nice man. Up until now, I hadn't looked into a link with Reeve and Link Letter and haven't asked her about Link Letter. where he's what that's in relation to um but that's okay um up until now yeah considering what i've discovered about her dad i'm not surprised to find him there too i'd like to discuss reeves identity with all who are interested and open the lid on his true identity and activities i'm open to
Starting point is 00:04:18 all questions information and arguments refuting my theory bunkhouse his birth name was elwood franklin williams known by known as red by his friends His favorite plane was a Mooney that he owned but had access to. He did not own, but he owned but he had access to. He didn't own, but he had access to and flew a large number of planes, I believe, were supplied by the CIA. In the 60s, he lived with his family in Hawthorne, California, but spent a great deal of time around Laurel Canyon, especially Manson. Red's daughter says that Manson and Red were two men of the same mind. She says his longest steady job was as a greeter or guard at the Lookout Mountain Air Force Station on Wonderland Avenue in Laurel Canyon.
Starting point is 00:05:05 In my research, Red is the only link I can find that ties Lookout Mountain Air Force Station to what was going on in Laurel Canyon. Ah, well, he didn't look that hard. I believe Red was supplying orange sunshine LSD to the residents of Laurel Canyon and later amphetamines. He used a lot of scopulamine to drug his unresdial. unwilling plane passengers. He was a drug dealer in the canyon and possibly associated with Satan's slaves, among others. He rode to Harley.
Starting point is 00:05:35 In 1968, he faked his own death in a plane crash and attended his own funeral in disguise. Later, he moved his family to Portland, Oregon area. He was ruthless. When his brother, Forrest got out of jail, Forrest went home and severely beat up his wife and kids because they were in such bad shape that they needed hospitalization.
Starting point is 00:05:54 Red pulled out his pistol and killed Forrest's family. Forrest argued that Red's daughter had seen it and she would have to be killed too, but Red nixed that idea and told Forrest he would take care of his daughter's memory. I share this gruesome tale because it is typical of the many killings
Starting point is 00:06:10 this man did. In my research on Red, he is as close to invisible as one can get, but is connected to everything. The answer to flying under the ATC radar may be that he was an exceptionally fearless pilot who had flown crop dusters. He had access to a
Starting point is 00:06:26 variety of planes and had a get out of jail free card which is another thing that we talked about with Charles Manson by name there are a few family members that are still living her aunt is the only one who seems willing to revisit those days as she was a victim too she so far
Starting point is 00:06:42 will only talk with M about the family's activities the rest of the family refuses to share any info they have a lot to hide murder porn films pedophilia KKK Satanists I'm surprised M survived for quite some time I've theorized that Red was Reeve Witson.
Starting point is 00:06:59 While I still believe that they may be the same person, if they're not, they knew each other, and Reeve borrowed some of Red's activities to add to his own cover. I'm still bothered by the question of what Super Secret spook reveal true information about his family. A CIA agent sleeping on a cot in his parents' home? No one seems to want to question if known info about Witson's family is true. I would have liked to see DNA proof that Reeve was Lisa's father.
Starting point is 00:07:24 However, when I related Witson's available family information, she shook her head and said, knowing my dad, anything was possible back then. So this is a weird post, number one, because it doesn't make fully congruent sense when you read it through. But I think it's because it's a bit scrambled. But that's a really weird thing to happen on a post because this post is not the whole post, but it has a lot of this. This is a linear clip from the post. And there's pieces of the post clipped and pasted all.
Starting point is 00:07:54 around within the post almost like it was um kind of like occluded in a way that doesn't make it make sense anymore sure and i just thought that was a really strange thing because there were parts that were in there twice and things that were copy pasted and like it looked like somebody like control c control v all over the document that's what it looked like so i get what this person is basically saying i understand that they have this other person in their life that they thought might be reeve witson i hear what they're saying about stuff it all checks out with what we were just talking about. I just thought that was really fucking interesting.
Starting point is 00:08:29 So there you go. One more little mystery that brings Reeve Witson straight into the Laurel Canyon scene in a way that maybe you didn't expect and puts him also possibly as a guard at the lookout Mountain Air Force Station, which I also heavily implied may have something to do with the larger media initiative
Starting point is 00:08:50 that may or may not have been going on in Laurel Canyon at that time. Also, I did not forget about the missing minisode from Manson 2, but it's scripted and requires some voice acting from everybody, so I'll get that to you guys in short order. Don't worry about it. Okay. Jesse, you said you had something. I do.
Starting point is 00:09:11 I do. Let's take a trip to Dubai, shall we? I would love to do that. Yeah, Dubai seems like a place that I'd love to check out, but I also have many concerns about slave labor and some of the things happening there. However I also have concerns about this, but I want to talk about
Starting point is 00:09:31 it mostly for Alex's take because I feel like he's going to have a thought. And right next to the Birch Khalifa. A new restaurant has opened called Woohoo! Okay. Woohoo is a restaurant
Starting point is 00:09:48 powered. Well, the head chef is a man called Amen. Amon, A-I-M-A-N is a blend of A-I-N-M-A-N-M-A-N, and it is a large language model trained on food science, global, culinary traditions, a molecular gastronomy.
Starting point is 00:10:10 Using technology and creativity, A-M-N doesn't taste or smell. Instead, it analyzes ingredients by texture, acidity, umami, and dozens of other variables to invent dishes. that push boundaries. Woohoo offers rotating menus of global cuisines designed entirely by this AI chef, Amen. Expect bold flavors, artistic presentation, et cetera, et cetera.
Starting point is 00:10:36 It's all very addy. And then the AI does the entire thing. Lights, sound, service flow, the meal itself. Everything is curated by the AI. The goal is to make a multi-sensory experience. experience that is the next future of dining. What? Yes.
Starting point is 00:11:00 There is a human touch, however they say, and this is where I was like, oh, I can't wait for Alex to hear this. Aiman does all the recipes, but a chef team cooks everything. They taste, they adjust, and the AI tells them, like, what to change and how to do stuff. And then there's, of course, waiters and things like that. but the AI is running the show and they're hoping that the AI will enhance everything by opening new
Starting point is 00:11:28 possibilities inspiring different flavor combinations and they also say Amon is trained to reuse ingredients that a kitchen would throw away so if there's any waste from day one Amon will come up with ways to take that waste and reuse this like fat or trimmings or whatever
Starting point is 00:11:49 and find ways to reuse it the next day in a dish. Okay. And so they're saying that's really good for global waste and whatnot. It's good for like running a restaurant that feeds people food. Yeah. Yeah. It is like cheesecake factory for instance,
Starting point is 00:12:05 which is like the last question I worked in, all leftover food at the end of the night, they boxed up and donated. Sure. Which makes way more sense. Yeah, like then just fucking reusing it. Just donate it all. But it is,
Starting point is 00:12:16 it is very interesting that this is a thing that is, It's September. It said it was coming out in September. What is like a food critic say? I have no food critic information for you. That's the real question because it just sounds like it's going to be a mid-ass restaurant. Yeah, we're going to have to revisit this topic, I feel like when it's been out for a bit. And people have had like time to review it.
Starting point is 00:12:39 I'm so interested what a dish, a flavor that pushes the boundaries are. Yeah. Like is that, does that mean good food or does that mean like silly food? You can. In fact, go to Woohoo. to W-O-O-H-O-O-D restaurant and see the website. It is exactly as up its own butt as you would think. There's a picture of a chef wearing AI goggles.
Starting point is 00:13:03 He looks like he's from Star Trek. This goes right into my little article for today, actually, like really, really well. This sucks. Yeah, so as AI is going to be infesting all aspects of our lives. Wait, why is AI man Matt Pat, though? Great question. Very weird. They have video footage is showing up online. I'm looking at News 9 on YouTube, and they have video footage of the chefs, I think, working.
Starting point is 00:13:37 Yeah, if anything, all this seems to read to me is a AI cookbook telling people what to cook. And then they cook it, it's not really the AI chef isn't doing anything, it's just like, do it this way. It's like AI head chef. Yeah, it's a weird vibe. It, again, seems very strange to me that we exist in a world where, like, the culinary arts or just the arts in general. Like, AI should do that instead of, like, AI should do the booking and banking and, like, reservation systems and all that stuff for the restaurant. Like, it's the things that are mundane that we should be using AI for instead. It's like, no, though, AI makes the food.
Starting point is 00:14:19 You're like, what? Why would you, of all the things you could remove from a restaurant? Exactly. Like, why would the thing that you do be remove the head chef? Well, don't worry because a man by the name of Jason Morris, who was a CEO of Profit Engine, has come up with seven jobs that we can all do when AI has basically taken over. The mine. Seven new jobs that AI is going to, we're going to go over all seven of them very quickly.
Starting point is 00:14:47 Harvest water. None of these. Uh, our first, he thinks virtual pet therapists. Uh, as digital pets become hyper-realistic companions, people may need professionals to help them manage attachment and loss when these creations glitch, Evolver. I don't know, he puts in quotes to die. Now there's someone to call when your VR parrot flies away. That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard. All right.
Starting point is 00:15:09 Yeah. Number two, digital memory curator. With so much of our lives stored online, curators could organize, preserve and even edit personal digital archives. like librarians for your data trails and memories. That's what's my iPhone already does for your internet footprint. What year does he think this is? Has he just watched a bunch of Tom Cruise movies? Like I don't understand what.
Starting point is 00:15:32 I looked up what his company does, profit engine. And all it does it says it takes your website and links them to other non-spammy websites. I don't know what that means. Like you know, none of this is real. That is so that is like you know the thing that you're, phone does where you like scroll to the left and it shows you like a picture of yourself that's that job that's already done by AI and it's done while but in the background of your phone
Starting point is 00:15:57 I don't understand how that's a job that we like only humans can do okay so maybe number three will be for you you could be an algorithm bias auditor the hall monitor of tomorrow he says keeping AI honest by making sure machines don't quietly learn bad habits or unfair biases so basically when Elon do you hit them if they don't yeah this is like Elon freaking out when AI says something he doesn't like and he makes them change it is what you're telling me that's what we need to do turn it into a enemy girl I I think that the titties would be better if we hurt our you got to get a lot more us in there but it's pretty good it's a pretty good impression that's that's off that's off the hip yeah it's real good for off the hip it really is okay well maybe number four will be for you you could be an AI assisted dream interpreter equipped with brainwave data and smart algorithms they'll help decode whether that recurring dream about falling meaning stress, growth, or just bad pizza the night before. Every single one of these jobs is like, you'll never be able to afford rent again. A fake job that you can already ask Siri.
Starting point is 00:16:59 You don't need rent if you live in a VR helmet, man. You're fine. Yeah, if you're, if you're living in the new, whatever, like, weird corporate town where I got to go to the corporate store and use my Corpo bucks to buy my corporate food. Yeah, why bother? Yeah, well, only three more to go. Cool. You could be an AI personality designer.
Starting point is 00:17:21 Imagine crafting custom personalities for digital assistants, robots or virtual companions, tailored verse, voices, quirks, humor, and emotional responses all included. Again, let me stress, that is a thing directly from sci-fi movies that 100% is not real now and might not be real for another 20, 30 years. Like, sure, eventually, if AI is a thing, you will need people to design. but that's like the same thing as all those movies even the game split fiction the idea of like I'm creating a story I'm going to digitize the story
Starting point is 00:17:53 like that is it's a gimmick yeah that's like a feature that was created by like the Apple team to market the iPad pick it up with Jason Moore CEO of Profit Engine okay two more to go
Starting point is 00:18:04 you got it you could be a machine learning Somalié a high tech taste guide pairing drinks or meals to your mood health or even your Spotify playlist that's the restaurant that's the restaurant
Starting point is 00:18:15 That's literally the restaurant He's got one right You're in your Spotify playlist? Yeah like what You tell them what kind of playlist You're going to put on And it could tailor a meal That will go really well
Starting point is 00:18:25 To that playlist So Like If I went to a party And someone said I used AI to match The drinks, The food and the music
Starting point is 00:18:37 I would be like You're fucking loser Like I came to a loser party Like that's not Play the music you love for the people you love with food you love and drinks you love
Starting point is 00:18:47 how is that's not even hard dude that's crazy well that sounds like just that job isn't for you maybe this last job it's not a job it's not a job it's not a Jason Moore CEO of profit engine this is going to be a job all right last one
Starting point is 00:19:01 hold on question question what was Jason Moore's job again he's a CEO of profit engine that does what profit engine hooks up your website to less spammy websites that's not even a job So this man is telling you how to not get jobs at the job that's not a job.
Starting point is 00:19:17 That's the job that, like, weird scammer did in that one episode I did about the guy that, like, comes after your dimension. Yes. He came after us. Hey, uh, well, I don't know what to tell you, man. He says this, he, coast to coast is giving him a platform, okay? Uh, last, last one, virtual environment stylist. Here comes the HGTV of the Metaverse where interior designers craft VR offices, homes and hangouts. Now your boss can simulate that he's working from a Tuscan villa instead of his garage. Okay, let me stress again. This is a thing that already happens in like Second Life or in online spaces, Roblox, and people make money.
Starting point is 00:19:58 That's true. It's happening Star Wars Galaxies. But no one is making I can afford rent and a family money except for like two people. And that's, there is no virtual, like there's no virtual space yet. It doesn't exist yet. It is dudes trying to make. it happen and then selling bullshit like this to other rich idiots who don't know it's not a thing it's made up it's literally made up i should be a memory curator dude i'd love i don't want to be i don't
Starting point is 00:20:26 even memory hacker i want to hack your memories i'm already memory curator that was literally time slices oh yeah that's right you're right shit all right boys we'll keep those jobs in mind as the future barrels toward us fucking hell thank you all so much for supporting us here at patreon.com will They still have jobs before we too are replaced with AI. They got rid of the head chef and kept the line chefs. If you don't understand what companies are trying to do to us, that is it. They want you to be a cog in the machine. Like it was back in the good old 20s.
Starting point is 00:20:59 Be part of the cognizentee. Don't be a cog. Don't. I, uh, we'll be disruptive. I'm just so, like, I just can't believe this is, we literally got, not. even like cool dystopia we didn't get cyberpunk we don't have like robot hands and some cyber swords we have the most boring dystopia i've it's so it sucks it sucks this sucks yeah this it sucks it's unfortunate to say we live in a suckier dystopia than cyberpunk yeah we didn't
Starting point is 00:21:31 even get like the cool one we're like you can drive a car and the car talks to you and stuff we didn't we got like those waymos though there's some waymos waymo doesn't talk to you oh Waymo's not like, hello there, Jesse. You're quite good at, yes, well, it does say hello, Jesse. We don't say hello, Jesse, but that's about all it says. Besides, don't worry, we won't film you unless you ask us to. Like, that's crazy.
Starting point is 00:21:55 Yeah. Or we won't listen to you unless we, unless you, whatever it is. Well, thank you all so much for supporting us here, patreon.com, I'll be back next week with another minisode. We appreciate you. We love you. Goodbye. Bye.
Starting point is 00:22:08 Bye.

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