Brad Gerstner

They would have been sued.

So there is a self-policing going on here, which is the ultimate way to do this.

And just to be clear, we'd all agree that if you did have identity for those frontier models, which they're probably doing anyway right now, and you logged what people were doing with them to look for security breaches, that wouldn't necessarily happen when you released it to the public because of privacy issues.

Here's your poly market.

For Trump ordering a federal review of AI models by May 31st, 21% chance, I think, to our partner at Polymarket.

Man, I got to get in here.

Do I have inside information here being the world's greatest moderator on this podcast?

Or can I collect this money, Chamath?

What am I going to do here?

It's enough already.

Let's go back to paper and pen.

It was a better society, Sachs.

Jason, what do you think?

I think there's two really interesting things I want to build on here.

The first is your point, Chamath, around how do we turn around this sort of

bad vibes around AI.

I think we have to have two strategies here.

One is giving what you've been working on, Brad, with your project.

We should see more people giving.

There's no reason why Nvidia, SpaceX, when they go public...