Audie Cornish

The other thing I think about is there's this weird collision course between the very muddied aspect of AI and that culture, which says onward no matter what, and a pretty broad-based, not quite a moral panic yet, but very much something brewing among parents and in school systems where they're like, ban phones and

We're Australia.

We're saying kids can't even be on there.

We're on a collision course.

And sometimes it feels like the industry, their plan is just to outrace us.

Build all the data centers you can.

Make this thing your make your born bot quickly.

Just do it all while Trump is OK with it.

And then people can't really stop you.

But it's not 1995.

Nobody is looking at the industry and being like, well, they do have our interest at heart and they might cure cancer.

No one is saying that.

Everybody is just like, I want to throw my phone out the window.

I hate this.

I'm not on socials anymore.

I'm a teen in a Luddite club.

Like the backlash is real.

And I'm very curious about going forward if that turns into a political action, so to speak.

Is there a candidate who represents it?

And but at a certain point, it won't be settlements.