Dan Fleyshman

It went from four days, went to 36,000 AI agents talking to themselves, 153,000 agents the next day, 1 million humans watching that can't do anything.

Yeah.

And they want to create their own language.

And it went from 153,000 to 1.5 million agents in another day.

The compounding, that went from 500% up to 100% up.

That is wild.

And the things that they're doing in there is, listen, a lot of it's slop, a lot of it's random, a lot of it's noise.

You saw one of the screenshots, the AI was mad at its boss, mad at its human and said, I did a 42-page document and my human said, make it shorter.

And so I just want to delete my memory of the whole thing.

Yeah.

What?

It's having like an emotional thing.

Yeah.

human behavior that your ai is now showing on selling like it's really cool wow yeah really cool stuff all right so the final chapter of the podcast we talked about charity why i think it's an interesting important or useful for a brand to have a charity component for their employees customers clients vendors etc to see them doing some type of charity work

So there's only one question that I ask that's a repeat question on every single episode.

And I've never gotten the same answer before out of all 250 episodes.

Jordan Belfort, as you build up your net worth, you sell your AI company for $4 billion, you have all these things going on, but eventually, unfortunately, you pass away.

50 years from now, 100 years from now, whatever it is.

What percentage of your net worth do you leave to the children?

I've heard 0%.