Grant Harvey

I mean, obviously, we know you're using open AI models, but are you personally using Codex?

And if so, how?

Like, are you having agents just automate everything now?

Are you still coding by hand?

What are you doing?

Do you think it's good for a person who's interested in learning how to code to use Codex?

Or should they wait, learn the fundamentals, and then get introduced to Codex because of how much it can do for you?

Yeah.

Can't wait to see it.

Can't wait to see it.

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Today, we are tackling one of the most interesting ideas in AI right now.

What happens when machines start to seem conscious, even if they're not?

Yeah, yeah.

So in your essay, you argued that AI will actually mimic consciousness in ways that trigger human empathy, even though there is no inner experience.

Could you elaborate on what you think the risk of that is and why we should worry about it?

Totally.

And I mean, we just saw this paper that came out yesterday from OpenAI that said 700 million people, I think weekly users are using it.

And 73% of those people are using it as a life coach or using it for advice about their life.