Adam Leventhal

Yeah, that would be, you know, I already find it to be slightly off-putting and also like delightfully off-putting, you know, when these things show their work, especially because, and Adam, we talked about this in our DeepSeek episode with the streamers folks, we're watching DeepSeek like kind of have like a nervous breakdown as it's trying to answer your question.

And then like occasionally like lapse into Chinese, come back.

It's so cool when that happens.

But Adam, you think this is going to happen for a non-natural language?

It'll be a synthetic language that they will.

Interpretability, safety, and so on.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, right.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Explainability.

Yeah, that you will be.

So maybe there will be a tension where this thing is trying to invent the synthetic language and it's constantly being apprehended by its frontier model overlords.

Yeah, maybe I'm overly influenced by my reading list.

Um, okay.

So I, um, I think that the, um, one of my several one-year predictions, I, um, I think that, um, AI has created some real public perception problems for itself.

Um, and I think that, um, you are going to have one of the frontier model companies this year have a white paper explaining how the proliferation of AI will mean prosperity for every

So that there will be trying to make some economic model, some economic argument, because I think that, and maybe this kind of dovetails my other prediction, that this is going to be a 2026 election issue is going to be how we think of these things and how they are regulated.

And it's a big mess.

And there's more heat than light on this debate, I would say.

That's right.

No, right.