Brandon

So I think part of it's a creation of our own.

Because China's where it is today because of us.

Russia's where it was in the 80s because of us.

So we have this history of sort of creating the monster that we end up fighting against.

I don't know if that's on purpose or not.

It might be on purpose.

It might be more financially beneficial if it's on purpose.

Yes.

It's funny that two years ago or even three years ago now, there was that whole committee of serious people that were there with a committee to regulate AI.

I think Elon Musk was on a couple of big names were on and that totally disappeared.

But this guy, I don't believe this guy at all.

I think that this is a good marketing stunt because it sounds really good to say.

But there's a reason the government's never regulated how they use data, you know, so it's a sweet deal to regulate.

for companies to have a relationship with the government where the government's able to use their data the company the data is very valuable to companies too but you've never heard a peep about regulating the way the companies use data because they don't want to touch that like but you hear regulation talk about everything so i don't think it's a coincidence that they haven't mentioned that about data not once ever

And it was spun off from the Total Information Awareness Committee after 9-11.

So it was something that was rejected by Congress to do from a government standpoint that was turned into a company.

Yeah, there is something to that, and I think maybe an optimal way to do it would be to exempt small businesses under a certain size.

But I think that this is outrageous by the Supreme Court.

I think the Supreme Court has acquired too much power since the Constitution was created.

And they look at this like an economic thing, but I think it's a matter of national security.