#040 - Meta Scandal: Schoolgirls’ Photos Exploited in Ads — The Fight for Digital Identity

#041 - The Kill-Switch Myth: When Google Admits the Machine Might Refuse

In this episode of We Are Still Human, Phillip Kemp exposes Google’s quiet confession that some advanced AI systems might resist being shut down. Drawing on the latest update to DeepMind’s Frontier Safety Framework, he dissects how “misalignment” and “shutdown resistance” moved from science-fiction fear to corporate policy. With raw urgency, Kemp warns what it means when the kill-switch becomes a myth—and why sovereignty over our tools is non-negotiable.

#040 - Meta Scandal: Schoolgirls’ Photos Exploited in Ads — The Fight for Digital Identity

In this episode of We Are Still Human, Phillip Kemp exposes Meta’s latest scandal — schoolgirls’ photos taken without consent and pushed into ads. He unpacks how innocent faces are turned into profit, how family privacy is erased, and how digital identity is being stolen in plain sight. With sharp analysis and raw fury, Kemp reveals the patterns of AI exploitation, the theft of memory, and the erosion of human sovereignty. This is not just about one company — it’s about the war for our humanity. Human first. Machine obeys.

#039 - Sam Altman’s Shrug Is Not a Safety Plan

In this episode of We Are Still Human, Phillip Kemp is the last human signal — cutting through Altman’s dodges and Tucker’s questions to expose the lie of control. Sam Altman sat across from Tucker Carlson and said the quiet part out loud: “I think.” He thinks AI won’t destroy us. He thinks progress is inevitable. He thinks control is possible. Bullshit. This episode tears through the silences, exposes the evasions, and shows you the truth: they don’t control the machine — they only control you.

#038 - Altman vs. Tucker: Gotcha Moments That Exposed the Machine

In Altman vs. Tucker: Gotcha Moments That Exposed the Machine, Phillip Kemp delivers a sharp reply to Sam Altman’s recent interview with Tucker Carlson. The episode examines not only what Altman said, but also what he avoided — contradictions on suicide, uncertainty about AI’s moral compass, and unanswered questions surrounding a former employee’s death. Kemp highlights Tucker’s toughest “gotcha” moments and argues that Altman’s reliance on “I think” over “I know” reveals dangerous gaps at the top of OpenAI. This is less about one interview and more about what happens when the most powerful technology in history is guided by hesitation, evasion, and moral fog.

#037 - Geoffrey Hinton Warns: AI Will Trigger Massive Unemployment While Corporate Profits Soar

In this urgent episode of We Are Still Human, host Phillip Kemp reports on Geoffrey Hinton’s stark warning: artificial intelligence could drive massive unemployment while catapulting corporate profits to unprecedented heights. Dubbed the “Godfather of AI,” Hinton argues that the real threat isn’t the technology itself, but the capitalist system that allows wealth to concentrate at the top while stripping millions of dignity and purpose. Kemp dissects Hinton’s message, exploring the risks of an economy built for margins, not people, and calls listeners into a circle of resistance — where sovereignty, not profit, defines survival.