Gary Sutton

I don't think AI is going to necessarily pick up on that for you.

I think that still requires some human understanding.

And that's one of the points in the book that I'm now writing is

is you can't just outsource or delegate everything to AI because that's not gonna get you where you wanna go.

But there are gaps that need to be closed.

It's easy nowadays to just, like you did for your dog, it's easy just to engage or interact with a large language model.

But as you said, that can be dangerous.

And I concur with that.

There still has to be some human element involved to sort of counteract what you otherwise get from AI.

Yeah.

I don't.

Well, it will temporarily at least.

So let me get into this a little bit.

I think there are generally two schools of thought in my mind.

Mm-hmm.

So there was a paper that was released, I think, just a few weeks ago.

I don't know if it came across my ex feed or someone shared this with me, but it was co-authored.

By researchers from the University of Pennsylvania and Boston University.

What I thought was most fascinating about it was the fact that knowingly or unknowingly, the authors basically said the same thing that Karl Marx said like 170 or 180 years ago.

So back in the day, Marx said that... I'm not a Marxist, by the way.