Geoffrey Woo

Thanks.

It seems pretty straightforward that AI's ability to find software vulnerabilities, basically sending a model and saying, hey, just figure out vulnerabilities in this infrastructure or this piece of software.

Do you believe already the models have that same ability to effectively find vulnerabilities in the human species?

And so how does, it seems like the solution is, needs to be, like you've been talking about, focused on like actually patching.

making it more difficult to procure DNA.

Yes.

Because if you assume that open models, you know, a bad actor is going to be able to have an open model with no guardrails, with access to enough compute that they can send the model on, you know, basically a goal, which is, like, find as many possible, you know, known vulnerabilities as well as potentially new vulnerabilities in, you know, the human species.

And so...

that it feels like cats out of the bag there maybe already or will be within the next 12 months.

People would hijack a plane and enjoy it.

So was there a lot of ransom payments being made?

Was that like the primary?

Yeah, I guess we're going to do three hours tomorrow on.

Your podcast.

What's happening?

I would put... Did you mean to rage bait everyone with the name?

Uh, time, what are your, uh, aesthetic super intelligence timelines?

Yeah.

What does demand look like just this week?

Sounds like you started the company around a year ago or at least incorporated it.