Annie Jacobsen

It's ubiquitous.

When I was researching the nuclear war book, I came across a quote from General Groves.

Remember him from the Oppenheimer film?

The Matt Damon character?

He was at a commission.

This is like a year after the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

And he was asked about radiation.

And he said, quote, radiation is a very pleasant way to die.

That's what he told Congress.

And so it's everywhere with officials until— Safe and effective.

It's a pleasant way to die.

Okay, here's the dystopian version of that that I just heard about recently on your access of language, where you said we're all going to be speaking the same language.

So in the defense world, there's a movement now for drone swarms.

You must know about this.

Yeah.

So now there's a movement because things are happening.

Technology is moving so fast.

There's a movement to have the drones communicate with one another through an AI language.

So that it is non-hackable.

So the different pods, the different drone swarms will have language that they will invent and they will know and we will not know.