David Sachs

But we

have as the federal government have the discretion not to buy that software.

And we've said that we won't.

So I feel very good that during President Trump's term in office for the next three years, this idea of Orwellian AI is not going to be a problem.

But I do worry that at some point in the future, if you had a different regime in Washington,

You know, if the federal government started to pressure AI companies to build in this political bias, that would be a very serious threat, I think, to to our freedoms.

Well, Elon's a friend of mine, and I'll I'll I'll disagree with him slightly on this.

But but but let me just.

The his comment about the job loss, obviously, is what gets all the headlines.

But at the same time, he's saying that he's also saying that in this future, there's going to be so much abundance that everyone's going to have what they want and there's not going to be any money.

So people people leave out that part of the story and they just report.

Elon says everyone's going to lose their jobs.

No, we're talking about a radically different future.

It could be the future.

It's kind of described in Star Trek, you know, where like there is no money because we have everything.

Look, I I think that.

Elon is directionally correct about the future.

I think we are heading towards a world of much greater abundance, rising living standards for everybody, greater productivity.

I think that will lead to rising wages.

I don't think it's going to put everyone out of work.