AI CEO Against Chatbots
A founder rejects the industry's favorite interface.
Aug 18, 2026 · 1 hr 17 min · 19 segments
**What happens when a classically trained illustrator and electrical engineer decides the answer to AI's biggest problems isn't more data, it's less?** **Sayre Blake is the CEO and technical founder…
Sayre BlakeGuest
Anne GillaspieHost
That's not to say that chatbots can't be useful, but I liken them to the early days of computers when all you had was the command line accessing the mathematical processor.

And it could do a lot of amazing things, but it took a lot of work to use it correctly and res-

And after 40, 50 years, we have all these layers of software that makes that accessible for everyone.

And, and just saying, "No, it's smart, and it will just get smarter, and it will do all the things for you," is just so fundamentally irresponsible.

And I, I just don't think it's based in the math, the science, the humanity of it.

That's not to say that chatbots can't be useful, but I liken them to the early days of computers when all you had was the command line accessing the mathematical processor.

And it could do a lot of amazing things, but it took a lot of work to use it correctly and res-

And after 40, 50 years, we have all these layers of software that makes that accessible for everyone.

And, and just saying, "No, it's smart, and it will just get smarter, and it will do all the things for you," is just so fundamentally irresponsible.

And I, I just don't think it's based in the math, the science, the humanity of it.
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