Beth Lyons

There's a lot more behind that.

Awesome.

Yes.

So my news that I want to start with is.

Suleiman, who is the Microsoft, Mustafa Suleiman, came out and committed to a humanist AI, right?

That Microsoft will be targeting a humanist AI so that humans will still have jobs and all of that.

And kind of at the same time, Musk came out and said robots are inevitable, robots will be the workers.

So those two things are being compared.

And one of the things that I think is really interesting about that is the ownership play behind that, right?

Musk has controlling interest in XAI and can direct the direction, can choose the direction, much like Zuckerberg, who has controlling interest in meta.

Suleiman is in charge, but he doesn't own Microsoft.

He can't have that same kind of play.

They also famously have

27% interest in the for-profit wing of OpenAI and so are benefiting from that as well as having some AI personnel in-house, the people behind Pi.

That team came and is now Microsoft AI.

So I just thought that was kind of fascinating to see that play out this week.

Fei-Fei Li, I don't,

We need our Fei-Fei Li expert, Brian.

That's right.

Right, and Jan is also a professor and lives in, right, Meta needed him more than he needed Meta, right?