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People are spending a lot on these models. They're presumably doing this because they're getting value from them. You can maybe argue, like, oh, well, I don't think that value is real. I think people are just playing around. Whatever. But, like, what
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And the next decade is, like, you know, a 5% increase in unemployment over over a very short period of time, like six months, due to AI. The public's reaction to this will determine a lot. There will be very, very strong feelings about AI once this h
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other, you know, aspects of AI have been brought into the the media more recently. And so there's a thin line between when we think about the death death of the ego, we think about, like, what AI can do from a personal level, but there's also a thin
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I I feel two things are true at the same time. Many more people today are using AI than they were before. But the delta, the difference between those that know how to use it and those that are just about starting is actually growing, not, not shrinki
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...the impact of artificial intelligence, something comes along that tells me we aren't making enough of it on the show. You know, there's no sixty minute clock on this thing. This is an infinite game. Think about solving a problem that would technologi
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And I love spending time with OpenAI researchers and actually just, like, people in the community broadly just talking about the implications because there's the first order effect and effects of something that is super intelligent in some domains, a
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...impact on the way that defense systems work, how warfare is being conducted, and the shape of the battlefield in the future.
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As it stands today, what do you think? What's your general view about AI? What is it effective at? What is it not so good at? Okay. So my general view is it it comes down to something that's pretty simple, which is that if you're doing something in w
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