Cleo Abram

Meta's Alexander Wang is no longer worried about Chinese AI because he thinks there will be shared goals in making AI go well.

This was in an interview with Cleo Abram where she called Muse the biggest AI launch since ChatGPT, which it obviously isn't.

Certain types only have a few patterns to match, so big takes as AI's giant money loop is feeling very two thousand and eight.

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I spoke to NBC News entertainment correspondent Clay Malas, who went to the store in Brooklyn, spoke to the store owner and is breaking it all down for us.

Also, we're speaking to Cleo Abram.

She is a science journalist and she is the host and creator of Huge Conversations and Huge If True on YouTube.

She is a self-proclaimed AI optimist.

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I sat down earlier this week with YouTube creator Cleo Abram, how she keeps her millions of subscribers in the know about all things science and technology.

That's after a very quick break.

I, I'm just, I'm just giving you my feedback on it.

But I, I really like Cleo Abram, so I knew I was gonna like the interview in general.

But actually I've really come away, like, wow, no, I really wanna hear more of what Alexander Wang is saying about the state of AI.

Yes, he s- he's working within Meta, but that's fine.

And we love to appeal to them.

We love to figure out ways that we can get the next generation of Cleo Abram or Johnny Harris or somebody like that.

But there's really amazing talent there.

A lot of them are taking our category more seriously, which is very exciting for us because it means everybody will take it more seriously.

I am absolutely the subject matter expert on how not to install Muse.

and i have not to be clear i have not installed muse on my mac because of your experience but i have tried it on my iphone and ipad and i i have some thoughts jason i have some thoughts all right and there was also a big interview with alexander wang and cleo abram and so we're going to get into that but first the quote you can't just love something you have to take care of it do you have any idea what movie that might be from

I have no idea what movie that's from.

It is from The Fablemans

I'm going to plug Jason's bit on the news.

It's about 28 minutes in on the ABC Action News.

And I also want to link to this interview with Cleo Abram and Alexander Wang.

He works for Meta.

I was looking for somebody who was willing to explain enough that I could make an informed decision.

Years later, I heard a journalist and YouTuber called Cleo Abram put this idea into a sentence that perfectly captured what I experienced.

And this came from her time at Vox.

One of her editors had told her this.

like every every week the snl clips there's always two or three of them that go like mega viral snl is one of the most viral you know online uh media outlets that there is even though it's still thought of as like a linear tv broadcast i could i could rattle off lots of examples that like msl cnn and yet you never see any kind of advertising on these on these clips or on these channels, other than like the ads that are being inserted by like TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, that are paying out these paltry amounts.

And you look on the creator side and every single video that Johnny Harris, for example, puts out, he has like a break where he stops and it's like, I need to talk to you about my sponsor or Cleo Abram, or even like some traditional media stalwarts like Stephen Dubner at Freakonomics, who, who does his own host read ad reads.

And I guess like someone, you know, as someone who has worked in the media for a long time, is it time for the traditional media to tear down this wall between church and state and start letting these two sides talk to each other? And yeah, set up some guidelines and some barriers to try to make it so the advertisers can't influence too much.

But there's a reason why advertisers love to buy from creators is because those creators have built the trust with their audience.