Jason Calacanis

And I just realized looking at that, that the average person is not going to be able to generate this.

I mean, this is why this idea that you're just going to be able to like throw AI into an organization and it's just magically going to generate value is not true.

You have to know how to get value out of it.

I mean, maybe we could just show these documents on the screen.

Well, Nick, can you show on the screen to scroll through the training rules?

And then also there's the skills document that was written on how to be a producer for this podcast, which I thought was really impressive.

I thought you wrote all that.

It's a hack.

You use AI to make the skills.

But you've been updating that over time, right?

As you've been iterating and learning.

So you need someone to manage that process, right?

Because the four besties are not going to do that.

So you need a producer of the show to do that.

This is why people think, oh, is this going to wipe out all the jobs?

No, someone still has to supervise, iterate, validate, you know, all those kinds of things.

Well, I very much agree with the Pope that the biggest risk of AI is a centralization of power and then its misuse against us in some Orwellian way.

I think it's government that's going to do that, not necessarily an individual actor because it's governments that ultimately have the power.

So I do worry about the potential for AI to be used to surveil us, censor us, control us.

as Orwell described in 1984.