Brian Maucere

I'm like, who was it?

world wall wall street journal's office i think it was i might be wrong about that but i think it was the wsj office or something um and you know there's people that had you know manipulated it and kind of to give him free stuff order new stuff for him but i love this idea of just like you know it's controlled but let's see what happens if this if this happens and

I don't know.

I find those stories always pretty interesting, to say the least.

Well, it's the reason I do the Conundrum episodes, which come out on Saturday, by the way.

It's on Substack, he said.

Be an interesting read.

Man, that's well, that goes back to that.

We had the news story earlier this week with the hundred research papers, you know.

Well, Sora, I think the Sora app is a good example of this.

I don't really know the answer.

You know, do I want to spend my time reading?

Reading a sub stack?

fully written by AI.

I don't know what the human involvement is at all there if it's literally just being created and sent and there's nobody pre-reading it.

I wouldn't think Anthropic would be that dumb though because that's how you get in trouble.

That's how you get into problems Gemini and Google have had in the past.

It is.

I think that's where I'm at on it.

It's a science experiment, you know?