Brad Gerstner

I'm sure you would agree.

It shouldn't be a total free-for-all.

So what's your take on this?

Is it just somebody gave a bad analogy here, or maybe some people were weaseling their way into the White House to try to shift things when Sachs was back at home or something?

What's going on here?

Give us the, because that's what people say.

They say the last person to talk to Trump kind of has his ear and that things can bend a certain way.

I don't think it's that.

I think that there's a pretty profound vibe shift with respect to tech, tech oligarchs, Silicon Valley, and particularly the AI.

That vibe shift has already happened on Main Street.

And I think that that's starting to seep into Washington.

I think that regulations are coming.

I think they'll be worse under a democratic regime.

But I think that some form of oversight is going to exist under a republican regime.

The question that I think is worth asking is why?

And if you listen to everybody's tone, it's all around the negatives of AI.

So I think we suffer from two things.

Number one is we have horrible messaging.

Nobody spends the time and the money to articulate the positive upside case so that there's broad-based support.

And two, the idea that there's going to be, as Zach said earlier, a few winners and many, many, many potential losers.