Brian Barrett

Speaking of AI, we'll also discuss whether Meta's recent layoffs are a turning point for AI taking over certain jobs.

Amazing.

We did it.

I think, too, Leah, that one of the reasons, it's not just that they're, like, big stakes.

Of course, they're big stakes.

But these are also very messy...

companies, individuals, like it is gossip.

It is sort of, there is so much swirling around OpenAI, XAI, SpaceX, Elon himself.

It's just, it is, the whole thing is a great big mess.

I think even Zoe just talking about even the structure of OpenAI is the most convoluted, twisty, turny kind of thing.

So yeah, there is a lot to unpack, but most of all, just delightful to watch people be petty on the stand.

Billionaire versus billionaire violence.

A Doge dig.

Here's senior writer Perez-Devey, who was there yesterday when Musk took the stand.

So much of this is, all the spin that's going on around the trail has been fascinating to me too.

Zoe, you mentioned that Elon boosted that story on Sam Altman, which is, he also just controls the algorithm.

He could also just like make it go into people's feeds.

But we've had more than that too.

It got to the point where a judge had to tell them to knock off their posts because they've both been posting so much about each other that they've been admonished for their social media activity.

Because of the mess.