Annie Jacobsen

So I think that...

Maybe I believe – I'm too much of an optimist in that regard that I think when things come to light, they become powerful when you shine the light on it.

So it doesn't necessarily – and I also maybe am more of a pragmatist, know that the government is always up to something.

This side – it's why I don't write about politics.

I always take essentially with a grain of salt what one side is saying about the other side that consider themselves adversaries because they're just going to be completely biased.

It's why I like having discussions with so many different kinds of people on all different kinds of the aisle.

What a brain invigorator to be able to sit with someone that I might not agree with.

I might not like who they vote for.

But their ideas are interesting.

Even if nothing other than we all were chimps once upon a time.

Yes, but you could also let everybody talk around the dinner table.

Yeah, but they're not going to do that.

Since AI is based on machine learning, from my understanding, it has to get its information from somewhere to then build new information like the chats.

Right.

Okay.

So if you follow that logic, then wouldn't it follow that...

What it is learning is all of humans bad behavior.

No, I don't think so.

It'll see actions and consequences over hundreds of all of recorded history.

And then possible future consequences.