Ian Wendt

You know which ones I'm talking about?

They're so funny.

I've seen some where they prank their dad or something.

Yeah.

It's so funny.

And they're not in the world, so they have no clue.

That's crazy.

No, you have to send that to me later.

Yeah, I will.

Crazy times we're in, though.

No, and you know what?

I actually... I was talking a little bit about this on the last podcast I was on, but I'll mention it too.

AI is...

like easily one of the scariest things to me personally, I know it's gonna create a lot of good.

It's gonna be like any other technology.

There's gonna be a lot of good that comes from it, right?

There's gonna be a lot of amazing advancements in all different areas of our lives, but at the same time, dude, there's a reason why so many of these executives and like people that have been involved in this for years and years and years are coming out as whistleblowers.

They're like, we are opening Pandora's box and we do not understand what we're doing.

And the way I look at it is AI is going to completely and radically change the world in the fact that it's going to give every single person access to unlimited knowledge.

What happens when that happens?