Sep 30, 2026 · 1 hr 11 min · 14 segments
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He says, "I think your discussion about AI warning shots underestimates how concerned the American public is." And then he later says, "More to the point, if you think there's a significant chance of a disaster caused by AI, why not start advocating for laws so we don't get that disaster?" Um, I mean, my immediate reaction is, 'cause it's gonna be exciting, like, you know, there's a reason why I watch Terminator, you know? Um-

I'd say, okay, I mean, all right, I, my, my concern here is, uh, I, I don't really lo- [laughs] nobody understands AI right now, and we want laws to come out of the same group, the group of 75-year-olds who still understand email.

Um, I mean, it's, it's, it just feels, it just f- I, I mean, it, it feels premature.

Uh, it also feels like, uh, you know, th- there are, there are specific, there are specific things to target here beyond the AI.

I think the data center thing is actually a very tangible thing to target, like setting regulations around how is power used and how is water used for data centers being appl- deployed.

When you talk about the actual models themselves, it just feels a little fraught right now.
Well, and also, like, I mean, if there's no international deal, it's just pointless.

I, I, I think this is one of those things where talking about it or speculating on it is never going to work.

Yeah, and we did see, uh, as we'll get to, we saw, uh, was it OpenAI hacked, uh, Australia? [laughs] Um, but it wasn't enough-

He says, "I think your discussion about AI warning shots underestimates how concerned the American public is." And then he later says, "More to the point, if you think there's a significant chance of a disaster caused by AI, why not start advocating for laws so we don't get that disaster?" Um, I mean, my immediate reaction is, 'cause it's gonna be exciting, like, you know, there's a reason why I watch Terminator, you know? Um-

I'd say, okay, I mean, all right, I, my, my concern here is, uh, I, I don't really lo- [laughs] nobody understands AI right now, and we want laws to come out of the same group, the group of 75-year-olds who still understand email.

Um, I mean, it's, it's, it just feels, it just f- I, I mean, it, it feels premature.

Uh, it also feels like, uh, you know, th- there are, there are specific, there are specific things to target here beyond the AI.

I think the data center thing is actually a very tangible thing to target, like setting regulations around how is power used and how is water used for data centers being appl- deployed.

When you talk about the actual models themselves, it just feels a little fraught right now.
Well, and also, like, I mean, if there's no international deal, it's just pointless.

I, I, I think this is one of those things where talking about it or speculating on it is never going to work.

Yeah, and we did see, uh, as we'll get to, we saw, uh, was it OpenAI hacked, uh, Australia? [laughs] Um, but it wasn't enough-
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