Brian Barrett

We'll discuss how their presence could influence conversations between world leaders at a moment when the economic and foreign policy stakes could not be higher for the U.S.

No, that's right.

Yeah, there's been a parade of people.

And also text messages from the, like, I think a fun part about trials and the legal process is that there's the discovery process, which means that you get to read all kinds of emails and texts.

The most fun.

From when bad things are happening.

May it never happen to any of us.

But there was a very crowded time.

I believe, Zoe, correct me here, it was...

Opening eyes, Sam Altman had texted Mira Marotti about how things were going around the time of the lip.

And she wrote back that it was directionally very bad.

It was just a few weeks ago that OpenAI published their sort of like, here's how we think the future economic systems need to work and future policy.

There's big policy paper, but also we're kind of backing off of universal basic income because we think there's probably another way, but we'll get back to you on what exactly that is.

It's a little muddied.

I want to go back to the trial real quick.

Just one more thing that I enjoyed.

Because, again, the discovery is my favorite part.

Ilya Suskovor, who was an original OpenAI employee.

Leah, do you want to guess what his stake was there?

Seven billion dollars.