right now.

Yeah, it's basically one person and that's her.

But what was interesting and why I decided to lean into this story is that just a couple of weeks ago, she and Greg were at Mar-a-Lago sitting at the head of the table with Sergey Brin and Donald Trump.

It was four people wide.

And, you know, this was a period where tech already appeared to be distancing itself from MAGA.

Sam Altman has—well, I've actually heard he's continued to appear at the White House, but not as publicly.

But Greg was the one who was sent to sign the accord on superintelligence.

Yeah, they should ban it.

Wow

... definitely my claim to fame and my, my moment in history.

Um- But I think that the reason that happened is because Luca Guadagnino, the director, really consulted with primary sources.

He worked with people who worked at OpenAI.

Simon Rich, who wrote the script...

Uh, actually, at The New Yorker, there's this great little mini documentary, um, that Simon participated in 'cause he went to, I believe, high school with someone pretty high up at OpenAI.

So I think he came to the script with a certain amount of background knowledge.

[laughs] Julia, any final thoughts?

And it would help change the public's understanding about Musk's obsessive desire to have a legion of children.

This is so much bigger than just the births of a couple of children and some tabloid story.

This is really, if you ask me, in Elon's mind, about reshaping the public understanding of a natural genetic hierarchy and taking these ideas to suggest that some people are just born better and therefore deserve a higher place in society and are natural-born leaders.

And, you know, if we see inequality...

In society, that's not a problem.

It's simply a reflection of biology.

So this stuff goes pretty deep.

It's a trend that Julia sees all the time in her reporting.