Jessica Tarlov

And I'm Jessica Jarlow.

No.

I'll go check my mailbox.

I don't believe that they do back-to-back years of the same person.

I don't know if it's a hard rule.

I think that's the case.

I liked architects of AI.

I think that's, you know, if we're actually thinking about what's affecting our daily lives and certainly what the next...

you know, several decades of our life is going to look like.

The guys sitting up on that construction site are the ones that are really pulling the strings.

And I think that it's also directly relevant to what Donald Trump is doing.

Because, I mean, this showed up just a few days after his executive order, which probably has no teeth.

but to overrule states regulating AI themselves and going for a, quote, federal standard, which is what Google and OpenAI and all of his big donors want him to do.

So, you know, it was a little edgy.

It was a little...

quirky, interesting, which is what it's supposed to be.

And it sparked a lot of conversation, I think.

And it's something that's kind of lurking around for everybody.

I mean, obviously, some people are, you know, hair on fire talking about AI and the impact all the time.

But for the average American, it is, you know, every few days or so, you're talking about it, right?