Jack Neel

I'll say this.

The aspect of Amjad's thesis on AI, doomerism,

that I found most fascinating was in his interview with Tucker Carlson, where he talked about the cult, the Silicon Valley of these AI doomers.

And when I realized that there's some propaganda involved, maybe some weird spiritual shit, I was like, yeah, I don't really entirely believe in this AI doom thesis.

So I'd definitely recommend checking that out.

Theoretically, do you suspect intelligence agencies or the military have some involvement with AI development?

So you would suspect that the top models are at most a few months ahead of what's publicly accessible?

That's fair.

I think a lot of people have suspicions that, oh, they're gatekeeping this technology that's 10 years ahead.

Amjad, you've built a billion-dollar company by making tools more accessible to the everyday person.

If you could distill everything you've learned...

What's the one piece of advice you would give to make sure anyone listening could find success?

I love that.

I've been wanting someone to give that advice for a while.

It's kind of like this idea that people say you get what you deserve, but it's really like you get what you want.

And to find the success, you have to really genuinely want it.

And if you don't have it, then you actually don't want it.

Yeah.

Beautiful.

Well, everyone, this has been your guest.