Claire Stephens

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6,733 appearances 38 recordings 3 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 2d ago

Claire Stephens’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Mamamia Out Loud · Sydney Sweeney Knows Exactly What She's Doing & The 'Paperclip' Theory · 14 Sep 2026 podcast

So once all of those criteria are satisfied, it could then launch a bioweapon attack, it could start a drone war, it could set off a new voice-verified

nuclear bomb or as one of the open AI leaders told us in the last week since this debate began, they think that in six or twelve months it could shut down the internet. voice-verified

Well, the interesting thing is that the whistleblowers, the people who have left the companies, are calling for different things from the people in the companies, even though they're both saying the AI is gonna kill us all. voice-verified

So let me divide it into two. voice-verified

The whistleblowers are saying a very obvious thing. voice-verified

They are saying, why don't we slow down this particular avenue of AI development? voice-verified

Which I think seems very reasonable. voice-verified

Yeah. voice-verified

Cause it might kill us all. voice-verified

Because it might kill us all. voice-verified

The people who lead the AI companies are saying, it might kill us all, but what we really need is regulation. voice-verified

We really need governments to step in and tell us what AI can and can't do. voice-verified

Now, if you're like me, you think that sounds pretty reasonable, actually. voice-verified

Because you're like, yeah, we need regulation. voice-verified

But then you start thinking about why they're asking for regulation. voice-verified

And the first thing that's good about regulation for them. voice-verified

is that it makes all the smaller AI companies unable to keep up with them. voice-verified

So they can pull ahead of everyone else because the regulations will be too onerous for smaller companies. voice-verified

And then the other reason they want regulation is because they keep pointing to China and saying, But if we slow down, China's not gonna slow down. voice-verified

And don't you wanna be killed by an AI robot that says made in America as opposed to made in voice-verified

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