Tom MerrittHostRoger ChangHost
Ant PruittGuestRob DunwoodHostSarah LaneHostLen PeraltaPanelistWell, Tom, we talked about this Monday that it looks like adults between the federal government and Anthropic are having conversations because stuff is getting turned back on.
Yeah, I mean, a lot of this stuff is, you're definitely going to have your people who say, these companies making deals with the US government's is concerning or worse, and other people saying, well, this is just how we keep everybody as safe as possible.
Because the whole idea is that the threat of cyber attacks are worse because these products are so good at what they do.

On DTNS Today, actually, Juan and I were having a conversation about the fact that there's no actual procedure in the United States for regulating AI.

And so now you've got everybody throwing out ideas of like, we should do it this way.

Sam Altman thinks there ought to be an international agency like the Atomic Energy Agency, but for AI.

Uh, so that, that seems like the, we're now into the phase of like, let's not let this happen again.
Well, Tom, we talked about this Monday that it looks like adults between the federal government and Anthropic are having conversations because stuff is getting turned back on.
Yeah, I mean, a lot of this stuff is, you're definitely going to have your people who say, these companies making deals with the US government's is concerning or worse, and other people saying, well, this is just how we keep everybody as safe as possible.
Because the whole idea is that the threat of cyber attacks are worse because these products are so good at what they do.

On DTNS Today, actually, Juan and I were having a conversation about the fact that there's no actual procedure in the United States for regulating AI.

And so now you've got everybody throwing out ideas of like, we should do it this way.

Sam Altman thinks there ought to be an international agency like the Atomic Energy Agency, but for AI.

Uh, so that, that seems like the, we're now into the phase of like, let's not let this happen again.
The rest of this transcript — segmented and speaker-labeled, so you land on the exact moment something was said
Search every transcript — by keyword, by phrase, or by meaning, across every show Radar indexes
Trends — what is surging across podcasts, measured against its own baseline
Alerts — when a name you follow appears in a newly indexed episode
No account is needed to search Radar.