Brian Maucere

But that's not really the story here.

It's about...

Well, we're seeing it.

It's part of a larger story that we have going on this whole week with Anthropic and the Department of Defense and the government kind of making, not kind of, making threats against Anthropic about what they will or won't support with the military.

And so...

Yeah, AI is definitely being used more and more and more.

We know that Claude was used or Anthropic was used during the attacks in Venezuela, the removal of Maduro.

And so we know this is already being done.

How long before people are starting to take the overall advice of AI?

And I think we'd like to think AI in terms of wartime would defer towards peace because the fundamental flaw of humans is that we're human and we make rash decisions that hurt a lot of people.

So the goal is to have AI that doesn't have that same fundamental flaw that we do of emotion and that it looks at things from a pure data standpoint with advice from the human in the loop.

So this is nothing more than a story that talks about a study that was done in London, but it's still an interesting story nonetheless.

Yeah.

I love, I love the, I mean, they're all doing it, but Anthropic always seems to have the most interesting experiments going on.

Unlike their vending machine one.

And, you know, just different things they seem to be testing and interested in.

It's always like really fascinating to me to see that, like the kind of things that you're like, oh, they have a vending machine test going on.

Like, yeah, yeah.

It's in somebody's office.

And it was a word was like world.