Robotaxis, Autonomous Construction, Slowing Population Growth, & Office to Data Center Conversions | Ep. 6

But speaking of slop maxing, shall we get into it? Slop of the week.

Slop of the week.

Ladies and gentlemen, our favorite segment, actually my favorite segment, we got pretty sloppy this week.

I'm excited to see your slop.

Brent, you ready? Ready? Let's rock.

Pull it up, sir.

That, ladies and gentlemen, if you don't know who that is, come in.

You got big problems.

No, we know who that is.

That is Jacob Coxon.

Effectively.

Humanity's over.

Effectively ruining Anthropic.

We said no potty language, so I apologize, but sitting on the toilet, basically taking a dump on Anthropic.

Anthropic might be done.

No, I don't think so.

But this guy here, okay, who never posted on social media before it came out, the post went crazy viral, 150 million impressions, arguably like one of the most viral posts ever, basically said that humanity is maybe coming to an end because of AI.

Humanity's toast.

He says by the end of the decade that AI might extinguish the human race, basically.

And other people chimed in as well.

It wasn't just him.

Some people were voicing the same opinion.

Could have been a coordinated effort because there was a lot of other AI researchers that came out and said, oh, we all think greater than 10% chance that this could happen.

But this gentleman right here, look at this exit interview here.

Basically just said, you know what, Anthropic, like, eh, see you later.