Iran AI Weapons, Market Ethics, and Streaming Wars Clash

We're not talking about people quitting and giving everything up. They can now quit their current job that's paying them millions and millions of dollars and then go to another job that will also pay them millions and millions of dollars. Brian Barrett: I want to go back to one point really quickly too, Zoë, that you made a little bit ago, which in terms of the messaging, how OpenAI's messaging early got them backed them into this corner where now they're kind of unwinding it.

I think messaging has a lot to do with this too in terms of the US military's interest in this stuff. If you go around saying from the very start, "I'm building something that is more powerful than nukes and is going to irrevocably change society." The US government and the US military and other governments and other militaries are going to be interested. I think if you think of--if someone were to say, "Hey, by the way, I'm building a nuclear bomb in my garage," they are also going to get a call from Pete Hegseth, right?

So I think they have built it and right or wrong, however strong you think AI is going to be at a certain point, if that's the message you're projecting, it should not be that surprising that it's come to the head like this.