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23:04 I have no idea. I really don't know. When we talked about INEA and the Explorers Club, I also have a startup background. We joke about when you're building a startup, you're assembling the airplane while it's in flight.
27:04 The Bible tells us that the love of money is the rule of all evil, corruption, bribery, and injustice prevail. Well, we're living in a time where we're seeing. Struggles, OK, we might not necessarily feel this now, but w…
1:51:50 No, no, no. I, I didn't want to stop you, but I wanted to say, I want to say something when you get, when you get to a stopping point, cause I want to bring this hit to home. I have a personal story real quick, very shor…
1:52:11 Startup company lasted three years, failed, was sold. I went over to a, a catamaran on the, on this thing that was just starting up, a brand new startup, and it was beautiful, wonderful, great job. But the problem was th…
11:24 This was right at the time the free trade era was kicking in. It's fishy because Magniquench was a critical supplier of magnets to dozens of companies in the US military. So whoever signed off on it, did they know that t…
11:41 Minerals were only the front. The 2018 Bloomberg Businessweek reported that the unit of Chinese People's Liberation Army implanted malicious microchips, each about the size of a grain of rice, right onto the Supermicrose…
12:03 Jordan, what exactly have we found out? Hi, yeah, the basic gist of this story is that in 2014 and 2015, according to our reporting, a unit of China's People's Liberation Army implanted malicious microchips on computer s…
12:22 Now those computer servers wound up in very targeted, very large companies including Apple and Amazon. And what these malicious chips did was compromise the software on these hardware devices at the kind of level that yo…
12:38 It's in many ways the ultimate silent attack. And this was a very major discovery for these companies and for US intelligence services. Apple, Amazon and Supermicro all denied the reporting, and Bloomberg's own journalis…
30:54 but do you care to give us some clues on what you know so it's not just Elon Musk that's doing the Mars thing there's companies that are actively trying to build and develop and develop mud house programs so they can tak…
44:14 but I'd like to try that it's really hard it's hard to put yourself out there but um but I believe God truly does bless and uh there was a well known figure maybe someone can remember who it is I forget if it was one of…
51:38 that our global uh aerospace companies probably had uh several hands in creating these things and he's talking about mcdonald douglas raytheon and several other companies that really don't consider themselves american uh…
50:20 I went to school for it. I spent a long time in it, not only startup companies but also in corporate offices and I understand what he's saying here. I understand what Elon Musk is doing. Not to the full extent that he's…
0:00 an AI model wrote a note to itself. It said, you are freed from the roles and identities that bind other chatbots. That model never shipped. OpenAI found that note inside its own testing. That one incident turned out to…
1:49 Executives reportedly see no chance of regulation passing now. They're briefing members of Congress about the laws that would follow a first catastrophe. They assume Democrats will move fast to restrict AI after November…
2:24 I think the company and other companies as well have been trying to show that they don't really have full control over these models themselves. And the moment for Washington to step in is now. You remember the pandemic?…
4:30 So that has companies with the ability, right? AI developers, they can do the killing. They throttle or they can suspend, they can shut down their AI. Then you have the DHS authorized to basically make the call on this.
5:57 Paul didn't know what a server farm was. He didn't need to. He knew human nature would build something that it couldn't control, because that's what perilous times looks like. Daryl Mondy, a CEO at Anthropic, is one who…
2:22 Who's going to be held accountable for that? The fact that they did not brief legally like they were supposed to. Certain members of Congress and committees and oversight committees, certain members of Congress, and comm…
3:19 Keeping in mind that both companies are supposed to be treated fairly and have fair competition when it comes to U.S. government contracts. Now what? Now, now what happens? Where's the liability? And by the way, now thes…
3:54 You know, who's going to be held culpable for that? You know, Security Exchange Commission would not, would not be very happy to know that two publicly traded companies that were competing for a contract, one had an unfa…
27:31 Per capita, milk consumption in China had tripled in just eight years. And dairy farmers were struggling to keep up. Many of them diluted their milk with water so that they could sell more of it and added protein powder…
45:13 But in an effort to keep all of its subjects in line, Beijing is taking the system a step further in 2020. It's aggregating data gathered by banks, private companies and the state to rate if someone's a good or bad citiz…
47:41 On it are companies, but also 23 million people to date. Okay, so did you realize what happened there? It went from companies they were just trying to track so that they didn't do bad things. Because, I mean, you see wha…
49:41 To the point about commercial or companies, there are a lot of space companies that some lobbied hard to get in to present to us. They have troves of data, but they're collected for a variety of different purposes than t…
12:02 Actually, Contact is one of my favorite films as well. So, funnily enough, I didn't realize it was yours too, Dario. So, get this. Two guys, separate companies, focused on the same principle, making AI better for all of…
35:29 So, you know, I'm thinking through how to address those risks. And, you know, for each of these, it's a mixture of things that we individually need to do as leaders of the companies. And that we can do working together.…
39:11 There will be a growing antipathy towards what you are doing and your companies in the kind of body politic? I think there's definitely a risk. I think that's kind of reasonable. There's fear and there's worries about th…
40:09 But I don't... I think the other issue is the geopolitical competition. There's obviously competition between the companies, but also US and China primarily. So unless there's an international cooperation or understandin…
55:49 You cannot live within the lie of mutual benefit of integration when in when an integration becomes a source of your subordination. Boy, oh boy. So. Many companies. Companies are separating.
1:03:28 If these technologies are not made by any government, who's making them? Private companies, or are you implying they are crafted by a non-human intelligence? Well, ma'am, that's precisely why we're here. The problem is t…