Jon Slavet

So God bless AI and God bless the tech industry.

California has passed AI legislation.

California has been one of the states to pioneer passing legislation that provides some guardrails to AI that the rest of the nation is actually modeling.

Of course, Trump now is threatening to have federal legislation that stomps down all of this regulation.

We've got to find a happy medium.

I do think there are legitimate concerns for human beings and for kids about technology and AI.

But here's where I generally rest, Chuck, and I'll use the analogy of the big gulp in Bloomberg.

You remember that?

And I love that part.

I love that part of RFK's agenda.

I love getting rid of the red dye number eight.

And I love copying more of what Europe does in a good way when it comes to our supply chain for food.

I also believe in science.

And the right vaccine.

So I think there's a balance, Chuck, but I am an anti-nanny state guy.

I do not believe that the government should be telling the private sector and individual people how to do what they do in general.

But yes, some basic guardrails.

Well, listen, Australia did it.

I think it's a joke because there are so many workarounds to get around that.

So I think de facto, it's a joke.