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AI, Regulation, and Political Leadership2:55 – 8:42

2:55

I'm going to tell you...

2:57

This AI thing, it is definitely becoming an election year issue.

3:04

Everybody's talking about it.

3:06

Like, you can't escape it.

3:09

The data center issue, I think, is one that people, regardless of their political persuasion, people are very concerned about.

3:24

They don't want them in their neighborhoods.

3:25

They don't like them in general.

3:27

They don't like them because they are the physical representation of AI.

3:35

And last week, an AI executive resigned and said, hey, this stuff is going to kill us all or could kill us all by the end of the decade.

3:44

That's three years and three months from now.

3:47

Just the end of the decade is three years and three months from now.

3:49

It's not 10 years from now.

3:51

People are like 10 years.

3:52

No, it's three years and three months from now.

3:55

It is very, very odd for an industry to say, please regulate us.

4:06

We can be out of control.

4:07

Now.

4:07

I don't know if this is something they're doing to hype their stock prices.

4:14

I'm always weary of this or is it real? Um, the head of Anthropic was on CNN yesterday.

4:26

Whenever I hear these guys speak, I don't feel more comfortable.

4:32

I don't know about you.

4:33

Now, granted, most of these men who lead, and they're all men for the most part, that lead these big AI companies, They are not the best communicators.

4:45

Let's put it that way.

4:46

They have spent their lives in code and in IT and in science and math and communications.

4:55

You know, they're not a communications major from Syracuse University or something where they're going to come out there and have a great ability to talk.

AI, Regulation, and Political Leadership2:55 – 8:42

2:55

I'm going to tell you...

2:57

This AI thing, it is definitely becoming an election year issue.

3:04

Everybody's talking about it.

3:06

Like, you can't escape it.

3:09

The data center issue, I think, is one that people, regardless of their political persuasion, people are very concerned about.

3:24

They don't want them in their neighborhoods.

3:25

They don't like them in general.

3:27

They don't like them because they are the physical representation of AI.

3:35

And last week, an AI executive resigned and said, hey, this stuff is going to kill us all or could kill us all by the end of the decade.

3:44

That's three years and three months from now.

3:47

Just the end of the decade is three years and three months from now.

3:49

It's not 10 years from now.

3:51

People are like 10 years.

3:52

No, it's three years and three months from now.

3:55

It is very, very odd for an industry to say, please regulate us.

4:06

We can be out of control.

4:07

Now.

4:07

I don't know if this is something they're doing to hype their stock prices.

4:14

I'm always weary of this or is it real? Um, the head of Anthropic was on CNN yesterday.

4:26

Whenever I hear these guys speak, I don't feel more comfortable.

4:32

I don't know about you.

4:33

Now, granted, most of these men who lead, and they're all men for the most part, that lead these big AI companies, They are not the best communicators.

4:45

Let's put it that way.

4:46

They have spent their lives in code and in IT and in science and math and communications.

4:55

You know, they're not a communications major from Syracuse University or something where they're going to come out there and have a great ability to talk.