Inyash Brodsky

Right.

And everyone remembers that you were one of the people that stayed at OpenAI.

I like that outcome.

And it's not even just about the software and the spying on people.

Like, that is also huge.

And the kill bots.

Like,

It's also a resistance of the government saying, like, we can make you do whatever.

That if you don't want to work for us, we will destroy you.

You have to do the work that we say we want you to do.

Like, this is like if we had the Manhattan Project scientists and, like, started torturing their children and saying, make an atom bomb for us.

Like, you don't do that in a good, decent government.

You do that if you're the evil fucking government.

And it's good to stand up against the evil government.

Well, we live in the sci-fi world, Steven.

Yeah.

Speaking of living in the sci-fi world, I have this other thing to touch on, if I'm okay to...

Okay, this is a Twitter post by Eliezer, so pointed out something which I had not considered, but is absolutely, once I read it, like, oh yeah, that is a thing.

This is really big and important, we should think about it.

The tech sector and the government have kind of been at a distance for a long time.