Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
Rob Greenlee
"Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking audio and video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee, a seasoned podcasting professional with years of experience in media communication and business leadership, hosts the show. He brings his experience to this vital topic of our times.
Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
Host Bio: Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show. He interviewed notable guests and discussed various topics related to new media, podcasting, and online communication.
He oversees content development, distribution, and partnerships as Founder of Spoken Life Media and Adore Podcast Network. In prior senior level VP & Director executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft Zune & Xbox, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn.
Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017. He is a frequent speaker at industry events and has been featured in various media outlets.
https://robgreenlee.com
Email: rob.greenlee @ gmail com
Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
Host Bio: Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show. He interviewed notable guests and discussed various topics related to new media, podcasting, and online communication.
He oversees content development, distribution, and partnerships as Founder of Spoken Life Media and Adore Podcast Network. In prior senior level VP & Director executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft Zune & Xbox, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn.
Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017. He is a frequent speaker at industry events and has been featured in various media outlets.
https://robgreenlee.com
Email: rob.greenlee @ gmail com
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Can Humans Ever TRUST AI + AGI and Billionaires? NO! Why? | Ep 11
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
08/21/23 • 51 min
In Episode 11 of Trust Factor:
Should We Trust Who or Where AI Gets Information on Each Of Us? In our digital era, the vast landscapes of data collection and surveillance have expanded dramatically, raising questions about trust and power, as highlighted by Shoshana Zuboff in her discussion on Surveillance Capitalism and Democracy. Where Does the Data Come From? Billions interact daily with platforms that collect user data, ranging from social media to search engines. Furthermore, the Internet of Things (IoT) amplifies this reach.
The potential for misuse is clear, with history showing instances of profiling, discrimination, and other harmful effects of data mismanagement. Legal Protections: Are They Enough? GDPR and CCPA have made strides in data protection, but there's an obvious void. The intricate nature of AI's data gathering and usage isn't entirely addressed, complicating our understanding and regulation of these processes. Power in the Hands of a Few Throughout history, influential figures have directed societal paths.
Current powerhouses exemplify this centralized power, including entities like OpenAI, XAI, Google Bard, and even Microsoft's Bing. Such power isn't exclusive to the West; AI developments in countries like China, India, and Russia are equally significant. Even military bodies like DARPA and the NSA have reservations about AI, yet its exploration persists. Philanthropy: Genuine or Tactical? Billionaire philanthropy is more prominent now than ever. Questions arise: is this true benevolence or strategic reputation management? Critics argue it's often a front for profit-seeking in lucrative sectors.
Democracy vs. Power Concentration A considerable challenge to democracy is the increasing influence of the ultra-rich on politics and policies. Current indicators hint at a move from typical democratic systems to a technologically enforced, global socialist-oriented governance.
Do the Elites Really Care? Rising wealth disparities, inequities, and anticipated resource scarcity paint a bleak future. Influential organizations like the WEF and WHO shape global direction. But do these entities truly prioritize the larger public's welfare? AI’s View of Human Threats The evolution of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) brings forward unnerving questions.
If AGI identifies threats like overpopulation, its response remains uncertain, especially against non-cooperative humanity. AI’s Control: A Myth? Many believe AI can be "turned off" if deemed threatening. Yet, the solution isn't as straightforward if it perceives large human populations as threats to existing power structures. Sustainable policies, innovative communication, and community engagement could be the answer. However, if human mobility is limited, genuine human connections might diminish.
Conclusion: We stand at a significant juncture where trust in technology and the powerful is vital. Our humanity and data privacy are at stake as we navigate these challenges. Thanks to StreamYard for their support. Elevate your content creation journey with StreamYard using the promo code at streamyard.com/robg. Don’t forget to like and subscribe to @RobGreenlee Channel on YouTube.
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TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication.
CONNECT with ROB
Twitter: https://twitter.com/robgreenlee
Instagram: https://instagram.com/robgreenlee
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robgreenlee/
YouTube: https://youtube.com/robgreenlee
Should We Trust Who or Where AI Gets Information on Each Of Us? In our digital era, the vast landscapes of data collection and surveillance have expanded dramatically, raising questions about trust and power, as highlighted by Shoshana Zuboff in her discussion on Surveillance Capitalism and Democracy. Where Does the Data Come From? Billions interact daily with platforms that collect user data, ranging from social media to search engines. Furthermore, the Internet of Things (IoT) amplifies this reach.
The potential for misuse is clear, with history showing instances of profiling, discrimination, and other harmful effects of data mismanagement. Legal Protections: Are They Enough? GDPR and CCPA have made strides in data protection, but there's an obvious void. The intricate nature of AI's data gathering and usage isn't entirely addressed, complicating our understanding and regulation of these processes. Power in the Hands of a Few Throughout history, influential figures have directed societal paths.
Current powerhouses exemplify this centralized power, including entities like OpenAI, XAI, Google Bard, and even Microsoft's Bing. Such power isn't exclusive to the West; AI developments in countries like China, India, and Russia are equally significant. Even military bodies like DARPA and the NSA have reservations about AI, yet its exploration persists. Philanthropy: Genuine or Tactical? Billionaire philanthropy is more prominent now than ever. Questions arise: is this true benevolence or strategic reputation management? Critics argue it's often a front for profit-seeking in lucrative sectors.
Democracy vs. Power Concentration A considerable challenge to democracy is the increasing influence of the ultra-rich on politics and policies. Current indicators hint at a move from typical democratic systems to a technologically enforced, global socialist-oriented governance.
Do the Elites Really Care? Rising wealth disparities, inequities, and anticipated resource scarcity paint a bleak future. Influential organizations like the WEF and WHO shape global direction. But do these entities truly prioritize the larger public's welfare? AI’s View of Human Threats The evolution of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) brings forward unnerving questions.
If AGI identifies threats like overpopulation, its response remains uncertain, especially against non-cooperative humanity. AI’s Control: A Myth? Many believe AI can be "turned off" if deemed threatening. Yet, the solution isn't as straightforward if it perceives large human populations as threats to existing power structures. Sustainable policies, innovative communication, and community engagement could be the answer. However, if human mobility is limited, genuine human connections might diminish.
Conclusion: We stand at a significant juncture where trust in technology and the powerful is vital. Our humanity and data privacy are at stake as we navigate these challenges. Thanks to StreamYard for their support. Elevate your content creation journey with StreamYard using the promo code at streamyard.com/robg. Don’t forget to like and subscribe to @RobGreenlee Channel on YouTube.
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TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication.
CONNECT with ROB
Twitter: https://twitter.com/robgreenlee
Instagram: https://instagram.com/robgreenlee
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robgreenlee/
YouTube: https://youtube.com/robgreenlee
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Do You Trust Alien and Undisclosed Secrets | Jason Shurka, UNIFYD.TV - Ep 12
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
10/12/23 • 32 min
In Episode 12 of Trust Factor:
My special guest is Jason Shurka,
Jason Shurka, Host and Founder of UNIFYD.TV is a captivating guest on Trust Factor. As the founder of Unifyd TV, a media content creation platform, He believes in challenging perspectives and encourages viewers to think for themselves rather than blindly trusting what others say. Jason's unique background in the business world brings a fresh perspective to the table.
The resources mentioned in this episode are: Check out the Disclosure Project series on Unifyd TV. Explore the Pyramid Code Series on Unified TV,
My special guest is Jason Shurka,
Jason Shurka, Host and Founder of UNIFYD.TV is a captivating guest on Trust Factor. As the founder of Unifyd TV, a media content creation platform, He believes in challenging perspectives and encourages viewers to think for themselves rather than blindly trusting what others say. Jason's unique background in the business world brings a fresh perspective to the table.
The resources mentioned in this episode are: Check out the Disclosure Project series on Unifyd TV. Explore the Pyramid Code Series on Unified TV,
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Absence of Trust Is a RISK - Trusting UFO News | Ep 10
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
08/01/23 • 41 min
In Episode 10 of Trust Factor: One BIG Topic: - The Absence of Trust is a Risk for all of Us Some Other Recent Hot Topics:
Do You Trust All the Recent UFO/UAP Government News Disclosures?
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TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in ...
- Do You Trust All the Recent UFO/UAP Government News Disclosures?
- A few more aspects related to the meaning of the phrase "trust factor."
- The absence of trust is a significant risk for all of us. Trust is a foundational element in virtually every aspect of society.
- 1. **Social Relationships Suffer**: At a personal level, lack of trust can lead to breakdowns in relationships, causing strife and discord. **Social Fragmentation**: Without trust, interpersonal relationships would struggle to form and maintain, leading to a breakdown in social cohesion.
- 2. **Economic Activities Slow Down**: Businesses rely on trust with their customers and amongst themselves. Without it, transactions may slow or stop entirely, leading to economic stagnation or decline. **Economic Instability**: Trust is a fundamental pillar of any economic system.
- 3. **Governance Gets Difficult**: Trust is crucial for effective governance. When people lose trust in their leaders or institutions, social order can break, leading to instability and potential conflicts. **Political Chaos**: Trust in governance and institutions is critical.
- 4. **Decreased Innovation**: Collaboration and shared knowledge are vital drivers of innovation. Without trust, there would be less collaboration, leading to slower technological and scientific progress.
- 5. **International Relations Deteriorate**: On a global scale, a lack of trust between nations can hamper diplomatic relations and cooperation, increasing the risk of misunderstandings, conflicts, and wars.
- 6. **Diminished Well-being**: On a personal level, a lack of trust can lead to anxiety, fear, and stress, negatively impacting mental health and overall well-being.
- 7. **Inefficient Systems**: Without trust, additional checks, balances, and surveillance might be necessary for systems like education, healthcare, and transportation, leading to inefficiencies.
- 8. **Health Crises Intensify**: In the context of health, trust is necessary for effective public health strategies. For example, pandemics could become more challenging to manage without trust in health advice or vaccines.
- 9. **Climate Change Solutions Are Hindered**: Addressing global challenges like climate change requires trust and cooperation between nations. Without trust, such cooperative efforts could falter, exacerbating global issues.
Do You Trust All the Recent UFO/UAP Government News Disclosures?
- Senators move to require the release of US government UFO records By Josephine Walker - July 15, 20236:26 AM EDT https://news.yahoo.com/senators-move-require-release-us-203136595.html.
- Watch The National Press Club Conference about UFO Disclosure Project: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDY7t6HihCw Dr. Steven Greer is the world’s leading authority on the subject of UFOs / UAPs, advanced energy, and propulsion systems and has gathered an extensive intelligence archive of compelling evidence on the subject of extraterrestrial intelligence and covert government projects that are being run illegally.
- His latest film, “The Lost Century - and How to Reclaim it” will be released on June 6, 2023. https://www.press.org/events/ufouap-disclosure-press-conference
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TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in ...
Human Freedom vs. AI Surveillance, Climate Change Info Trust | Ep 9
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
07/31/23 • 51 min
In Episode 9: “Human Freedom To Break Laws or Socially Accepted Rules” vs. “Tech/AI Surveillance and Enforcement Control”
1) There is Conflict and Huge Choice in our world today around human freedom (to break laws and risk getting caught and possibly facing legal or social consequences). VS: Using technology, AI, and surveillance technology to control and enforce compliance with laws and social rules. On the one hand, human freedom to break laws, risk getting caught, and face consequences reflect the inherent free will and personal autonomy we all hold. It signifies that humans should be able to make choices, even if they are ill-advised or illegal.
The subsequent risk of getting caught serves as a deterrent, and the consequences imposed uphold societal norms and laws. Is it ethical to use technology and surveillance to subvert freedom to obtain lawful enforcement of laws and social rules? The answer may depend on one's ethical perspective.
From a consequentialist perspective, which focuses on the outcomes of an action, the use of technology and surveillance could be justified if it leads to a safer society with less crime and harm.
Societies must have open and ongoing discussions about these issues, considering various ethical perspectives and practical implications to determine the most appropriate course of action. The balance between security and personal freedom will remain a pivotal challenge.
**Transparency**: Governments and corporations must be open about using surveillance technologies and AI systems.
**Accountability**: Strict regulations should be in place to hold entities accountable for misuse or abuse of surveillance and AI technologies. This includes both domestic laws and international agreements.
**Public Participation**: Citizens must be involved in discussions about how these technologies are used and regulated. This can be facilitated through public consultations, referendums, and inclusive policy-making processes.
**Legal Safeguards**: Strong legal frameworks that protect individual rights and freedoms are crucial. These include protections against arbitrary detention, unjustified searches, and other abuses of power.
**Education**: Public understanding and awareness of these issues can be a powerful tool in ensuring that technology and surveillance are used ethically and responsibly.
2) Do YOU Trust Climate Change is REAL or Just Exaggerated to create fear that is being used to justify massive and rapid changes in our World
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
CONNECT with ROB
Twitter: https://twitter.com/robgreenlee
Instagram: https://instagram.com/robgreenlee
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ro...
- Do YOU Trust Climate Change is REAL or Just Exaggerated to Create Fear?
- What Can Ruin Trust in Your Audio or Video Podcast Listening Experience?
- Your Comments from Episode 8
1) There is Conflict and Huge Choice in our world today around human freedom (to break laws and risk getting caught and possibly facing legal or social consequences). VS: Using technology, AI, and surveillance technology to control and enforce compliance with laws and social rules. On the one hand, human freedom to break laws, risk getting caught, and face consequences reflect the inherent free will and personal autonomy we all hold. It signifies that humans should be able to make choices, even if they are ill-advised or illegal.
The subsequent risk of getting caught serves as a deterrent, and the consequences imposed uphold societal norms and laws. Is it ethical to use technology and surveillance to subvert freedom to obtain lawful enforcement of laws and social rules? The answer may depend on one's ethical perspective.
From a consequentialist perspective, which focuses on the outcomes of an action, the use of technology and surveillance could be justified if it leads to a safer society with less crime and harm.
Societies must have open and ongoing discussions about these issues, considering various ethical perspectives and practical implications to determine the most appropriate course of action. The balance between security and personal freedom will remain a pivotal challenge.
**Transparency**: Governments and corporations must be open about using surveillance technologies and AI systems.
**Accountability**: Strict regulations should be in place to hold entities accountable for misuse or abuse of surveillance and AI technologies. This includes both domestic laws and international agreements.
**Public Participation**: Citizens must be involved in discussions about how these technologies are used and regulated. This can be facilitated through public consultations, referendums, and inclusive policy-making processes.
**Legal Safeguards**: Strong legal frameworks that protect individual rights and freedoms are crucial. These include protections against arbitrary detention, unjustified searches, and other abuses of power.
**Education**: Public understanding and awareness of these issues can be a powerful tool in ensuring that technology and surveillance are used ethically and responsibly.
2) Do YOU Trust Climate Change is REAL or Just Exaggerated to create fear that is being used to justify massive and rapid changes in our World
- Katie Hopkins in UK Twitter Video- Comments on the UK Government using Climate Fear/Change as a Way to Obtain Government Grants - https://twitter.com/thebandit_77/status/1676513679578132481?s=46&t=PB9_y4LB0w0rKRqktajdzQ
- Tedros Ghebreyesus, Director General of UN’s World Health Organization (WHO) “Climate Change is a Health Threat” - https://twitter.com/DrTedros/status/1677411912542220288
- Counter Climate Change - Inconvenient Facts https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJ_yfsTYF_I”
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
CONNECT with ROB
Twitter: https://twitter.com/robgreenlee
Instagram: https://instagram.com/robgreenlee
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ro...
What Earns Trust - RFK Jr vs. Dr Hotez, Lab-Grown Meat | Ep 8
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
07/31/23 • 24 min
In our Trust Factor Topics of the Week:
I will COVER some News from Last Week that are TOPICS that Raise or Lower our Levels of Trust based on Evidenced-based Rational, Common Sense based Perceived Truths:
Presidential Candidate RFK Jr. Delivered an In-Depth Overview of Vaccines and Childhood Injuries and Diseases on the Joe Rogan Podcast this past Week -- Joe Rogan, Elon Musk, and a few others are bidding: $2.80+ Million for Vaccine Scientist Peter Hotez to debate RFK Jr on JRE Podcast.
The goal of the debate is to highlight:
• Misinformation or Accurate/Truth Information
• Conspiracy theories or Information based on New Studies
• About the efficacy and safety of Covid 19 treatments
Do You Think Peter Hotez Declining this Debate Invitation builds our TRUST in Him as An Authority, or is it Accurate even in the face of his appearance of being credible on this topic?
What Do YOU Think?
USDA Approves First Lab-Grown Meat in U.S., But Scientists, Food Safety Experts Aren’t Sold on It --
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Last Wednesday approved the sale of lab-grown meat for the first time, giving two California-based food technology startups the green light to sell chicken grown in a lab from animal cells.
Do You Trust that this Increasing Move Towards Food Companies in making Lab-Growing Replacement Meat will be as Healthy for the Human Body as Grass-Fed Meat?
What Do YOU Think?
Do You Trust the USDA when much of the funding for many regulatory agencies comes from the Industry Being Regulated? What Do YOU Think?
Credit Source: childrenshealthdefense.org
How is Trust Earned?
Truth is Aligned with Trust Indeed, pondering how trust is earned can be a valuable exercise. Trust is often built through consistent and reliable actions that align with one's words, actions, and intentions. It involves being provable, honest, keeping promises, and demonstrating competence and expertise in a particular area. As I have said in this how many times – Building trust requires: active listening, empathy, and understanding, which contribute to establishing meaningful connections with others.
Ultimately, trust is a gradual process that grows over time as people observe and experience the reliability and integrity of one another. Trust is closely tied to truth. Truthfulness is a fundamental element in building - maintaining trust. When someone consistently tells the truth and acts in a truthful manner, it establishes a foundation of trust. Provable Truthfulness creates confidence.
Trust is often eroded when there is a provable breach of trust, such as dishonesty or deception. It is Interesting “When truthfulness is upheld and demonstrated consistently, it strengthens and begets more trust and reinforces the belief that one can rely on the words and actions of others.”
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Comments and Show Feedback from Episode 7:
LivestreamUniverse
Such a well-balanced overview of AI
RebeccaGunter_
"The spectrum of the potential impact of errors" is profound. AI is Consequential. How do we know what's real?
TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee, a seasoned professional with years of experience in media communication and business leadership, hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
CONNECT with ROB
Twitter: https://twitter.com/robgreenlee
Instagram: https://instagram.com/robgreenlee
LinkedIn:
I will COVER some News from Last Week that are TOPICS that Raise or Lower our Levels of Trust based on Evidenced-based Rational, Common Sense based Perceived Truths:
Presidential Candidate RFK Jr. Delivered an In-Depth Overview of Vaccines and Childhood Injuries and Diseases on the Joe Rogan Podcast this past Week -- Joe Rogan, Elon Musk, and a few others are bidding: $2.80+ Million for Vaccine Scientist Peter Hotez to debate RFK Jr on JRE Podcast.
The goal of the debate is to highlight:
• Misinformation or Accurate/Truth Information
• Conspiracy theories or Information based on New Studies
• About the efficacy and safety of Covid 19 treatments
Do You Think Peter Hotez Declining this Debate Invitation builds our TRUST in Him as An Authority, or is it Accurate even in the face of his appearance of being credible on this topic?
What Do YOU Think?
USDA Approves First Lab-Grown Meat in U.S., But Scientists, Food Safety Experts Aren’t Sold on It --
The U.S. Department of Agriculture Last Wednesday approved the sale of lab-grown meat for the first time, giving two California-based food technology startups the green light to sell chicken grown in a lab from animal cells.
Do You Trust that this Increasing Move Towards Food Companies in making Lab-Growing Replacement Meat will be as Healthy for the Human Body as Grass-Fed Meat?
What Do YOU Think?
Do You Trust the USDA when much of the funding for many regulatory agencies comes from the Industry Being Regulated? What Do YOU Think?
Credit Source: childrenshealthdefense.org
How is Trust Earned?
Truth is Aligned with Trust Indeed, pondering how trust is earned can be a valuable exercise. Trust is often built through consistent and reliable actions that align with one's words, actions, and intentions. It involves being provable, honest, keeping promises, and demonstrating competence and expertise in a particular area. As I have said in this how many times – Building trust requires: active listening, empathy, and understanding, which contribute to establishing meaningful connections with others.
Ultimately, trust is a gradual process that grows over time as people observe and experience the reliability and integrity of one another. Trust is closely tied to truth. Truthfulness is a fundamental element in building - maintaining trust. When someone consistently tells the truth and acts in a truthful manner, it establishes a foundation of trust. Provable Truthfulness creates confidence.
Trust is often eroded when there is a provable breach of trust, such as dishonesty or deception. It is Interesting “When truthfulness is upheld and demonstrated consistently, it strengthens and begets more trust and reinforces the belief that one can rely on the words and actions of others.”
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Comments and Show Feedback from Episode 7:
LivestreamUniverse
Such a well-balanced overview of AI
RebeccaGunter_
"The spectrum of the potential impact of errors" is profound. AI is Consequential. How do we know what's real?
TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee, a seasoned professional with years of experience in media communication and business leadership, hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
CONNECT with ROB
Twitter: https://twitter.com/robgreenlee
Instagram: https://instagram.com/robgreenlee
LinkedIn:
How To Live Our Life in Mistrust of AI Technology | Ep 7
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
07/31/23 • 26 min
Episode 7: How To Live Our Life in Mistrust of AI Technology? and Should We Put Our Trust in Captured Data About Us.
The questions in this episode are some of the most pressing and consequential ones in our increasingly data-driven and technology-dependent era.
2) Issues of trust, privacy, algorithmic bias, and the implications of AI on decision-making processes.
3) Great Potential Power Over Human Freedom - Corrupt Use or Control and Unlawful Uses are Possible... likely unless we build into AI limits to its actions and create an AI Constitution of sorts that puts limits on it how it enforces laws, or it WILL create its own rules of human control.
4) Remember that technology in itself is neither good nor bad . How we use it determines its value or level of Trust.
5) We can never default to Trusting Technology , but it requires understanding its limitations and potential risks and ensuring adequate safeguards.
**An example is our TRUST in - Internet-connected car navigation systems - Explain my experience is just accepted and combined with Autonomous Cars. Captured Data Accuracy: Not all data collected or processed by AI systems are accurate or unbiased. The quality of AI outputs heavily depends on the quality of the data it uses. The output would be skewed if the input data were biased or flawed. No absolute trust in AI or cloud technologies for decision-making can lead to errors and reinforce existing biases.
Privacy of YOUR Personal Data: Technological advancements have resulted in severe privacy concerns. Massive amounts of personal data are stored and processed in the cloud, often without users' explicit knowledge or consent. This could lead to misuse or unauthorized access and use against us.
Accountability: Who is The Judge of AI? One of the critical challenges with AI technologies is the "black box" problem—meaning it's often difficult to understand how exactly these systems arrive at their decisions. This lack of transparency can result in unfair outcomes, with little recourse for those affected. Who Has the Final Ruling of Wrong Actions of AI? So, should we trust captured data about us feeding algorithms in AI or the cloud to help us make better decisions? We can, but with due caution and skepticism. To mitigate these risks and foster a healthy relationship with technology, We can Promote transparency and openness: AI algorithms should be transparent, and their workings understandable to users. Really? This would allow users to understand how decisions about them are being made. We Need To Know Their Rules! Implement strong privacy laws and regulations: These would provide a legal framework for protecting user data and ensuring its responsible use. Educate users: Public awareness and education on data privacy, AI, and cloud technologies are great, But can that be accomplished for all humans to help empower users to make informed decisions? While technology can enhance our lives and help us make informed decisions. It's also essential to consider its limitations and potential risks. Increasingly AI Tech is Likely Unaligned with Humans
TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee, a seasoned professional with years of experience in media communication and business leadership, hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
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The questions in this episode are some of the most pressing and consequential ones in our increasingly data-driven and technology-dependent era.
2) Issues of trust, privacy, algorithmic bias, and the implications of AI on decision-making processes.
3) Great Potential Power Over Human Freedom - Corrupt Use or Control and Unlawful Uses are Possible... likely unless we build into AI limits to its actions and create an AI Constitution of sorts that puts limits on it how it enforces laws, or it WILL create its own rules of human control.
4) Remember that technology in itself is neither good nor bad . How we use it determines its value or level of Trust.
5) We can never default to Trusting Technology , but it requires understanding its limitations and potential risks and ensuring adequate safeguards.
**An example is our TRUST in - Internet-connected car navigation systems - Explain my experience is just accepted and combined with Autonomous Cars. Captured Data Accuracy: Not all data collected or processed by AI systems are accurate or unbiased. The quality of AI outputs heavily depends on the quality of the data it uses. The output would be skewed if the input data were biased or flawed. No absolute trust in AI or cloud technologies for decision-making can lead to errors and reinforce existing biases.
Privacy of YOUR Personal Data: Technological advancements have resulted in severe privacy concerns. Massive amounts of personal data are stored and processed in the cloud, often without users' explicit knowledge or consent. This could lead to misuse or unauthorized access and use against us.
Accountability: Who is The Judge of AI? One of the critical challenges with AI technologies is the "black box" problem—meaning it's often difficult to understand how exactly these systems arrive at their decisions. This lack of transparency can result in unfair outcomes, with little recourse for those affected. Who Has the Final Ruling of Wrong Actions of AI? So, should we trust captured data about us feeding algorithms in AI or the cloud to help us make better decisions? We can, but with due caution and skepticism. To mitigate these risks and foster a healthy relationship with technology, We can Promote transparency and openness: AI algorithms should be transparent, and their workings understandable to users. Really? This would allow users to understand how decisions about them are being made. We Need To Know Their Rules! Implement strong privacy laws and regulations: These would provide a legal framework for protecting user data and ensuring its responsible use. Educate users: Public awareness and education on data privacy, AI, and cloud technologies are great, But can that be accomplished for all humans to help empower users to make informed decisions? While technology can enhance our lives and help us make informed decisions. It's also essential to consider its limitations and potential risks. Increasingly AI Tech is Likely Unaligned with Humans
TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee, a seasoned professional with years of experience in media communication and business leadership, hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
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Dangers of "Blind Trust" and Most Important Trust Topics | Ep 6
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
07/01/23 • 28 min
Episode 6: What are the critical factors and dangers of "Blind Trust"? and The Most Important Trust Topics?
What are the critical factors and dangers of "Blind Trust" in our world today and in the growing numbers of people who are disconnecting from digitally connected life as a way to become healthy and centered again as future robots will get more intelligent with AI - is that a danger to us all in that people are becoming less informed and involved in government and essential political/governance/society structures/laws and policies being decided for us all.
Let's break it down into three main points: blind trust, disconnection from digital life, and political disengagement.
Blind Trust: Trust is a fundamental part of society, allowing us to engage with institutions, individuals, and systems without requiring exhaustive firsthand verification.
However, when trust becomes 'blind,' i.e., placed without critical thinking, scrutiny, or checks and balances, it can become risky. Blind trust can leave societies vulnerable to manipulation, misinformation, and exploitation.
It's essential in the era of digital information, AI, and robots, where sophisticated technologies can disseminate misleading or false information widely and rapidly.
As a result, it is increasingly essential we need more STRONG, CIVICALLY ENGAGED people need to cultivate information literacy, critical thinking skills, and a healthy skepticism about the information they receive.
Digital Disconnection: A growing trend is digital minimalism, or a 'digital detox,' where individuals limit or eliminate their digital technologies to improve mental health, increase focus, and reclaim personal time. While this can have personal benefits, there's a risk that disconnecting too much can lead to being uninformed or disconnected from society. Not all disconnection is harmful, and it's possible to strike a balance.
Digital literacy education can help individuals use technology in healthy, balanced ways without disconnecting fully.
Political Disengagement: As people disconnect from digital life, they might also become less informed and involved in the societal and political decisions being made around them.
This could lead to a lack of representation in these decision-making processes, affecting the quality and fairness of laws and policies.
It's essential to maintain a level of civic engagement and find ways to stay informed and involved independent of constant digital connection. Governments, institutions, and communities can help by making political participation accessible and promoting civic education.
In conclusion, while these factors present challenges, they are interconnected. A thoughtful, balanced approach to digital life and trust, coupled with active civic engagement, can help individuals navigate these challenges. It's a collective responsibility to ensure that as technology continues to evolve, it is used to foster informed, engaged, and healthy societies.
Thank You for watching TODAY. The “Trust Factor” in your life is essential. The lack or abundance of it profoundly impacts the quality of your life.
TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show)
"Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee, a seasoned professional with years of experience in media communication and business leadership, hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host)
Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
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What are the critical factors and dangers of "Blind Trust" in our world today and in the growing numbers of people who are disconnecting from digitally connected life as a way to become healthy and centered again as future robots will get more intelligent with AI - is that a danger to us all in that people are becoming less informed and involved in government and essential political/governance/society structures/laws and policies being decided for us all.
Let's break it down into three main points: blind trust, disconnection from digital life, and political disengagement.
Blind Trust: Trust is a fundamental part of society, allowing us to engage with institutions, individuals, and systems without requiring exhaustive firsthand verification.
However, when trust becomes 'blind,' i.e., placed without critical thinking, scrutiny, or checks and balances, it can become risky. Blind trust can leave societies vulnerable to manipulation, misinformation, and exploitation.
It's essential in the era of digital information, AI, and robots, where sophisticated technologies can disseminate misleading or false information widely and rapidly.
As a result, it is increasingly essential we need more STRONG, CIVICALLY ENGAGED people need to cultivate information literacy, critical thinking skills, and a healthy skepticism about the information they receive.
Digital Disconnection: A growing trend is digital minimalism, or a 'digital detox,' where individuals limit or eliminate their digital technologies to improve mental health, increase focus, and reclaim personal time. While this can have personal benefits, there's a risk that disconnecting too much can lead to being uninformed or disconnected from society. Not all disconnection is harmful, and it's possible to strike a balance.
Digital literacy education can help individuals use technology in healthy, balanced ways without disconnecting fully.
Political Disengagement: As people disconnect from digital life, they might also become less informed and involved in the societal and political decisions being made around them.
This could lead to a lack of representation in these decision-making processes, affecting the quality and fairness of laws and policies.
It's essential to maintain a level of civic engagement and find ways to stay informed and involved independent of constant digital connection. Governments, institutions, and communities can help by making political participation accessible and promoting civic education.
In conclusion, while these factors present challenges, they are interconnected. A thoughtful, balanced approach to digital life and trust, coupled with active civic engagement, can help individuals navigate these challenges. It's a collective responsibility to ensure that as technology continues to evolve, it is used to foster informed, engaged, and healthy societies.
Thank You for watching TODAY. The “Trust Factor” in your life is essential. The lack or abundance of it profoundly impacts the quality of your life.
TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show)
"Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee, a seasoned professional with years of experience in media communication and business leadership, hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host)
Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
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Trust in AI, AGI, and Humanoid Robots | Robert Scoble - Ep 13
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
08/26/24 • 137 min
Listen to the REPLAY of the LIVE Friday, August 23rd full length episode 13th of TRUST FACTOR as Rob Greenlee hosts an intriguing and thought-provoking conversation with the renowned tech evangelist and futurist Robert Scoble, also known as Scobleizer!
As we move closer to a future where AI and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) become a reality, robots like Tesla Optimus may gain unprecedented autonomy and human-like capabilities. But with these advancements come pressing questions: Can we trust these artificial beings? What happens when they start to develop human rights? How will billions of AI-driven robots impact our society?
00:00 Introduction to Trust Factor
01:10 Guest Introduction: Robert Scoble
02:46 Trust in Autonomous Technology
04:27 AI and Data Privacy Concerns
08:28 Augmented Reality and Future Tech
13:40 Humanoid Robots and Their Impact
29:43 The Future of Work with Robots
44:54 Robots in Space and Military Applications
51:16 Self-Driving Cars in Remote Areas
51:53 Security and Trust in Autonomous Systems
52:58 Human Trust in Technology
54:41 AI and Data Privacy
56:22 AI in Content Creation
58:22 Military Applications of AI and Robotics
01:00:58 Future of Warfare: Robots and Drones
01:02:59 AI in Everyday Life
01:09:11 The Rise of Humanoid Robots
01:13:40 AI in Service and Subscription Models
01:16:47 AI in Content Creation and Podcasting
01:21:07 The Future of AI and Human Interaction
01:30:32 Trust and Ethical Concerns in AI
01:37:12 Skepticism of Tech Reliability
01:37:44 Tesla's Full Self-Driving Updates
01:38:01 Obsolescence and Hardware Limitations
01:41:07 Trust in Autonomous Vehicles
01:44:57 Insurance Implications of Autonomous Cars
01:47:31 Future of Autonomous Ride Services
01:48:37 Self-Cleaning Robot Taxis
01:50:50 Consistency in Autonomous Services
01:57:10 AI's Role in Programming and Jobs
02:02:05 Virtual Beings and Future Tech
02:03:33 Apple's AI Innovations
02:05:17 Holodeck and Virtual Reality
02:15:52 Privacy and Data in AI
02:18:00 Conclusion and Future Prospects
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As we move closer to a future where AI and Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) become a reality, robots like Tesla Optimus may gain unprecedented autonomy and human-like capabilities. But with these advancements come pressing questions: Can we trust these artificial beings? What happens when they start to develop human rights? How will billions of AI-driven robots impact our society?
00:00 Introduction to Trust Factor
01:10 Guest Introduction: Robert Scoble
02:46 Trust in Autonomous Technology
04:27 AI and Data Privacy Concerns
08:28 Augmented Reality and Future Tech
13:40 Humanoid Robots and Their Impact
29:43 The Future of Work with Robots
44:54 Robots in Space and Military Applications
51:16 Self-Driving Cars in Remote Areas
51:53 Security and Trust in Autonomous Systems
52:58 Human Trust in Technology
54:41 AI and Data Privacy
56:22 AI in Content Creation
58:22 Military Applications of AI and Robotics
01:00:58 Future of Warfare: Robots and Drones
01:02:59 AI in Everyday Life
01:09:11 The Rise of Humanoid Robots
01:13:40 AI in Service and Subscription Models
01:16:47 AI in Content Creation and Podcasting
01:21:07 The Future of AI and Human Interaction
01:30:32 Trust and Ethical Concerns in AI
01:37:12 Skepticism of Tech Reliability
01:37:44 Tesla's Full Self-Driving Updates
01:38:01 Obsolescence and Hardware Limitations
01:41:07 Trust in Autonomous Vehicles
01:44:57 Insurance Implications of Autonomous Cars
01:47:31 Future of Autonomous Ride Services
01:48:37 Self-Cleaning Robot Taxis
01:50:50 Consistency in Autonomous Services
01:57:10 AI's Role in Programming and Jobs
02:02:05 Virtual Beings and Future Tech
02:03:33 Apple's AI Innovations
02:05:17 Holodeck and Virtual Reality
02:15:52 Privacy and Data in AI
02:18:00 Conclusion and Future Prospects
Follow Robert Scoble:
Website: http://scobleizer.com
Twitter: https://twitter.com/scobleizer
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/scobleizer/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/scobleizer
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Why Is Trust Important and What Causes No Trust | Ep 1
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
05/09/23 • 26 min
Why Is Trust Important? and What Causes No Trust?
Why Is Trust Important?
This is a fundamental aspect of any healthy relationship, whether it's between individuals, groups, or institutions.
Trust is essential for building strong connections and establishing effective cooperation between parties.
When you trust someone, you feel comfortable sharing personal information and vulnerabilities, creating a sense of intimacy and closeness.
When trust is present, people are more willing to communicate openly and honestly. They feel safe expressing their thoughts and feelings without fear of being judged or rejected.
This leads to more effective communication and a deeper understanding of each other's perspectives.
Trust is crucial for effective collaboration and teamwork. When team members trust each other, they are more likely to share ideas and work together towards a common goal.
It can help reduce stress. You don't have to worry about their motives or intentions. This leads to a sense of security and peace of mind, which can benefit physical and mental health.
Trust is essential for building a good reputation. When people trust you, they are more likely to recommend you to others and speak positively about you. This can lead to more opportunities and a stronger network of connections.
In summary, trust is vital for building strong online or offline relationships, effective communication, teamwork, stress reduction, and reputation enhancement.
What Causes No Trust
For several reasons, someone might have no trust or difficulty trusting others.
Past experiences: Traumatic or negative experiences in the past can make it challenging to trust others. For example, someone who has been betrayed or hurt by a close friend or partner may struggle to trust again in the future.
People with low self-esteem may find it challenging to trust others because they don't believe they are worthy of trustworthy relationships. They may feel like others will eventually betray or abandon them.
Some people may have personality traits that make it challenging to trust others. For example, someone who is very suspicious or cynical may find it difficult to believe that others have good intentions.
Cultural or societal factors can influence someone's ability to trust others. For example, growing up in an environment where people are very guarded or where trust is not valued can make developing trust later in life challenging.
Lack of communication or openness in a relationship can make it challenging to build trust. If someone feels they don't know what's going on or are not being told the truth, they may struggle to trust others.
Trust is a complex and multifaceted issue, and the reasons why someone might have difficulty trusting others can vary widely from person to person.
If you or someone you know struggles with trust issues, seeking support from a therapist or counselor can be helpful in addressing these concerns.
Why Is Trust Important?
This is a fundamental aspect of any healthy relationship, whether it's between individuals, groups, or institutions.
Trust is essential for building strong connections and establishing effective cooperation between parties.
When you trust someone, you feel comfortable sharing personal information and vulnerabilities, creating a sense of intimacy and closeness.
When trust is present, people are more willing to communicate openly and honestly. They feel safe expressing their thoughts and feelings without fear of being judged or rejected.
This leads to more effective communication and a deeper understanding of each other's perspectives.
Trust is crucial for effective collaboration and teamwork. When team members trust each other, they are more likely to share ideas and work together towards a common goal.
It can help reduce stress. You don't have to worry about their motives or intentions. This leads to a sense of security and peace of mind, which can benefit physical and mental health.
Trust is essential for building a good reputation. When people trust you, they are more likely to recommend you to others and speak positively about you. This can lead to more opportunities and a stronger network of connections.
In summary, trust is vital for building strong online or offline relationships, effective communication, teamwork, stress reduction, and reputation enhancement.
What Causes No Trust
For several reasons, someone might have no trust or difficulty trusting others.
Past experiences: Traumatic or negative experiences in the past can make it challenging to trust others. For example, someone who has been betrayed or hurt by a close friend or partner may struggle to trust again in the future.
People with low self-esteem may find it challenging to trust others because they don't believe they are worthy of trustworthy relationships. They may feel like others will eventually betray or abandon them.
Some people may have personality traits that make it challenging to trust others. For example, someone who is very suspicious or cynical may find it difficult to believe that others have good intentions.
Cultural or societal factors can influence someone's ability to trust others. For example, growing up in an environment where people are very guarded or where trust is not valued can make developing trust later in life challenging.
Lack of communication or openness in a relationship can make it challenging to build trust. If someone feels they don't know what's going on or are not being told the truth, they may struggle to trust others.
Trust is a complex and multifaceted issue, and the reasons why someone might have difficulty trusting others can vary widely from person to person.
If you or someone you know struggles with trust issues, seeking support from a therapist or counselor can be helpful in addressing these concerns.
Trusting AI and Our Own “Grey Areas” of Common Sense | Ep 4
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee
06/09/23 • 24 min
In Episode 4: Trusting Our Own “Grey Areas” of Internal Critical Common Sense and Will AI be Worthy of Human Trust?
TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee, a seasoned professional with years of experience in media communication and business leadership, hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
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TRUST FACTOR with Rob Greenlee (The Show) "Trust Factor" is a groundbreaking video show that focuses on all aspects related to building trust in human-to-human and business-to-human relationships. Rob Greenlee, a seasoned professional with years of experience in media communication and business leadership, hosts the show. He brings his expertise to this vital topic of our times. Each episode of the show delves into different aspects of trust-building, including the importance of trust in human relationships, communication strategies, ethics and integrity, conflict resolution, customer relationships, leadership, and more.
ROB GREENLEE (The Host) Rob Greenlee is well-known in the podcasting and new media industry. He has been a podcaster/radio broadcaster for over 24 years and is considered a pioneer in the new media industry. Rob is also a former host of the WebTalk World Radio Show, where he interviewed notable guests, discussing a wide range of topics related to the Internet, technology, culture, and online communication. He oversaw content development, distribution, and partnerships in prior executive leadership roles at places like Microsoft, PodcastOne, Spreaker, and Libsyn. Rob was inducted into the Podcast Hall of Fame in 2017.
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FAQ
How many episodes does Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee have?
Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee currently has 15 episodes available.
What topics does Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee cover?
The podcast is about News, News Commentary, Podcasts and Business.
What is the most popular episode on Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee?
The episode title 'Can Humans Ever TRUST AI + AGI and Billionaires? NO! Why? | Ep 11' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee?
The average episode length on Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee is 43 minutes.
How often are episodes of Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee released?
Episodes of Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee are typically released every 18 days.
When was the first episode of Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee?
The first episode of Trust Factor with Rob Greenlee was released on May 8, 2023.
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