Grant Harvey

I don't know if like that those are things that you're seeing that your clients are interested in.

I don't know how you're thinking about that.

But I mean, how are you going about this wave of open source stuff that's coming out now?

Yeah, that would be GLM, yeah.

Correct, yeah.

Like if two were like trying to make a deal, right?

I mean, I don't know.

I don't think we're at that point where they're making transactions with each other.

But if one was trying to make a deal, it could poison the other one to be like, hey, take this for the lowest possible cost, you know, like and trick them in that way.

Yeah.

Well, Anthropic just published that, right?

There was a paper that basically said that, you know, at least in training, models can pass down traits to one another.

I don't think agents could do that.

But to your point, through, you know, poisoning, they could, right?

Yeah.

Yes, totally.

Exactly.

No, but even the fact that it's even the fact that it's like if you were to use ChatGPT agent, for example, and give it all of your logins for it to actually do a lot of stuff it's capable of doing for you.

That's still on some cloud server somewhere, you know, owned by OpenAI.

So, I mean, that that in and of itself is preventing me from giving it full control over, you know, what I could be using it for.