Brad Gerstner

All right.

The White House allegedly possibly is considering, according to reports, an FDA for AI that would vet.

You heard that correct, folks, that would vet new models for safety.

The thing we've been talking about not doing here, the thing David Sachs has spent the last year on, the White House is considering.

New York Times reported Trump is considering an executive order to create an

quote, AI working group.

This group would include tech execs and government officials who would, quote, examine potential oversight procedures, including, quote, a review process for new AI models.

Oy, according to the report, the catalyst was...

wait for it, anthropics mythos model, which reportedly scared, spooked, made people really nervous at the White House.

Quote, the White House wants to avoid any political repercussions if a devastating AI-enabled cyber attack were to occur.

They want a CYA, according to the New York Times.

Kevin Hassett, that guy, the director of the National Economic Council, confirmed the report on Fox Business.

Here's your 15-second clip.

Additionally,

friend of the pod, Scott Besson, had something to say.

There you go, Kevin Hassett.

Slightly different positions here, Brad.

What do you think?

Chamath, obviously, I think we all agree we don't need an FDA for AI, but...

There are things that reasonably people would want to have guardrails around AI.