Travis GoodGuest
Tommy ShaughnessyHostDid you see the Alex Karp video recently where some people argued he'd crashed out on open-source, some people said he didn't? What was your take?

You know, I think he makes a really good point, which is that we've all experienced a pain that I don't think the people at large had experienced before, which is what happens when your trusted provider turns against you.

So all of a sudden, you know, Anthropic revealed that they'd been silently sabotaging ML research.

Or I should say, they didn't really emphasize this, but somewhere in their 300-page release on Fable, they mentioned, oops, we are going to sabotage ML research queries.

And they said, now we're going to just fall back to a less capable model, which is also sabotage.


Like, you don't want to be in the crosshairs of an opinionated infrastructure provider.

And I think that that conflict of interest is something that, you know, crypto and credibly neutral infrastructure have a real possibility to resolve.
Did you see the Alex Karp video recently where some people argued he'd crashed out on open-source, some people said he didn't? What was your take?

You know, I think he makes a really good point, which is that we've all experienced a pain that I don't think the people at large had experienced before, which is what happens when your trusted provider turns against you.

So all of a sudden, you know, Anthropic revealed that they'd been silently sabotaging ML research.

Or I should say, they didn't really emphasize this, but somewhere in their 300-page release on Fable, they mentioned, oops, we are going to sabotage ML research queries.

And they said, now we're going to just fall back to a less capable model, which is also sabotage.


Like, you don't want to be in the crosshairs of an opinionated infrastructure provider.

And I think that that conflict of interest is something that, you know, crypto and credibly neutral infrastructure have a real possibility to resolve.
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