Berber Jin

Everyone agrees that whoever wins this AI race will go down in history as, you know, the visionaries who ushered in a new technological era for humanity.

So I think that's the arena in which Altman is competing with a lot of these other tech titans that are trying to take him down.

I think all of these CEOs have their own visions for AI and in some sense they get to set the tone and the pace of how these technologies are developed, right?

Like Elon Musk thinks chatbots are too politically correct and he wants to make them fight back against what he says is the liberal orthodoxy, right?

And the CEO of Anthropic, you know, he cares a lot about

at least historically, about making the chatbots safe and ensuring that we really invest in the safety side of models before we rush to release them.

You know, Sam Altman clearly has a vision.

He saw him release Sora in the summer, which is very controversial because it triggered this whole debate around AI slop.

And so, yes, each of these CEOs and leaders has their own vision for how to roll out AI that I think could have very big consequences for a lot of people.