Brandon WhichardHostMatt RayHost
Now, in other news that's slightly different, Matt, I think this week I have read 75 million takes on the AI doom and gloom.

So I figured, why not? Why not us? Why don't we talk about it? You know, the gist of it is if you're somehow haven't listened to 5 million podcasts and read 7 million articles about this is that an open AI researcher came out and said that there's basically a 1 in 10 chance that the end of humanity can happen in the next 10 years or 10% if, you know, for those doing math at home.

And there's been every conceivable take, right? Everything from it's complete nonsense.

Some people are even like, actually, we think in three years things are going to be coming to an end for humanity.

Like, how are you consuming this information if you're consuming it at all? Like, what are you doing to process all of this?
What's interesting to me is the discussion of how, how like open AI and anthropic are running with it.
Oh, maybe we are too dangerous to exist or, you know, maybe we are setting the world on fire.
And so how they've responded to this, you know, tempest that they've, they've probably helped stir up and create, um, So I, I think, you know, there, there's a couple of, of angles to it.
There's, you know, oh, is there, is there a legitimate fear here? I'm in the, like, not so much.
I think what's, if we were doing our prediction show, like my prediction would be in the next year.
Some major service is going to get taken down and stay down for an extended period of time.
I was like, what if someone just took Salesforce down for a month? Yeah, what does that

Now, in other news that's slightly different, Matt, I think this week I have read 75 million takes on the AI doom and gloom.

So I figured, why not? Why not us? Why don't we talk about it? You know, the gist of it is if you're somehow haven't listened to 5 million podcasts and read 7 million articles about this is that an open AI researcher came out and said that there's basically a 1 in 10 chance that the end of humanity can happen in the next 10 years or 10% if, you know, for those doing math at home.

And there's been every conceivable take, right? Everything from it's complete nonsense.

Some people are even like, actually, we think in three years things are going to be coming to an end for humanity.

Like, how are you consuming this information if you're consuming it at all? Like, what are you doing to process all of this?
What's interesting to me is the discussion of how, how like open AI and anthropic are running with it.
Oh, maybe we are too dangerous to exist or, you know, maybe we are setting the world on fire.
And so how they've responded to this, you know, tempest that they've, they've probably helped stir up and create, um, So I, I think, you know, there, there's a couple of, of angles to it.
There's, you know, oh, is there, is there a legitimate fear here? I'm in the, like, not so much.
I think what's, if we were doing our prediction show, like my prediction would be in the next year.
Some major service is going to get taken down and stay down for an extended period of time.
I was like, what if someone just took Salesforce down for a month? Yeah, what does that
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