Jack Clark

It's well established.

That is the thing.

Yep.

So you need to tax the robots and AI companies significantly and you need to somehow find a way to reallocate money from this machine economy to the human economy.

Is this like a thing?

You can get it for free online at jackclark.net, but I haven't figured out how to sell the book yet.

Each time I try and make an actual book to sell, I get sidetracked, and the last time was...

when I was starting Anthropic and then I got busy.

I have a Google Doc that I stare at on my free moments.

Yes.

There's a band, Jawbreaker, and they have a lyric which says, my fiction beats the hell out of my truth.

And so the newsletter is mostly me writing about AI research papers, but the fiction stories are where I'm basically trying to grapple with what's happening in my moral and ethical responsibility in it.

So you can read them, and I view it as like messages in a bottle I'm trying to throw out of this semi-frightening AI lab, which I'm a principal character in.

It's exciting.

Is it?

It's very, it's exciting.

I think it's very exciting.

Eerie applause.

But it's change, right?

And with that comes some amount of trepidation, right?