Josh Tyrangiel

He's also an investor.

And his attitude toward AI was, please go.

Go as fast as you can.

And by the way, here's some of my money so that I can make some profit on this too.

So that's all well and good.

There's really good cases for why we should stay out of the way and not regulate.

Get as good as we can faster than our adversaries.

A couple of weeks ago, Mythos, which is Anthropic's most advanced code tool, comes out.

And it turns out, as you know, it exposes vulnerabilities in pretty much every possible cybersecurity route.

And Anthropic voluntarily submits mythos to financial services companies, banks, the government.

We can't let this kind of thing loose in the wild.

Trump administration didn't insist on any of that.

Yesterday, I think they realized how fast this is moving and that it will be deeply unpopular if an AI product is in the hands of bad actors and takes down our financial system and takes away all the privacy controls that we actually need.

And so they should.

And they signaled, maybe we do need to regulate this because it's deeply unpopular.

So I'm definitely worried about it.

I do.

I think that there are two things going on.

One, Dario Amadai, who runs Anthropic, very smart, very ethical for the most part.

He had some lines.