David Remnick

What the hell did that mean?

So we're talking, you know, comfortable living after that.

We'll all be chilling.

The alignment problem.

One of the things that you're kind of getting at here is a politics kind of diplomacy, ethereal politics.

And, you know, some of his rhetoric is kind of utopian lefty.

And yet he's made his accommodation with and friendship with the Trumps.

Tell me about that.

Dial back the Hitler.

And the rhetoric of the Trump White House is safety is a false concern.

We heard that from – I think J.D.

Vance says this in the piece.

And just for the record, now OpenAI is... Now it is a for-profit.

No less than the others.

Elon Musk isn't the only person that's suing OpenAI.

How many court cases are there currently against the company that are related to suicides and murders allegedly prompted by ChatGPT?

So we're in— Please be more specific before I throw myself out the window.

And we should point out that Kanye Ness, the company that owns The New Yorker and Vogue and Wired and all the rest –

has a deal like many, many other publication companies with OpenAI and, you know, other such companies for that very purpose.

They're limited and, you know, I think the fear for a lot of publishers is that they're going to take it anyway and will get nothing for it.