Kate Cox

And so we can just do CarPlay episodes every week for the rest of the year.

The AI industry is not going to stop.

What we bring to the table, ideally as a publication, as a show, is a little bit of critical distance from the hype and the ability to have these people on and ask them the questions.

I talked about the people who can and cannot answer the decoder questions.

I invite you to go back and see how revealing some of those answers are in this context, in the context of the AI question, because I learned a lot.

And so I like to show my work.

I like very much to say, like, I've asked the questions.

I have my opinions.

It's based on the fact that I've done the reporting.

You can evaluate the reporting.

Maybe you think I'm too soft, too.

But at least you can evaluate the reporting.

So that's just the first piece.

I don't think me personally ignoring the AI industry will make it go away or stop.

And I don't think me paying attention to it or us paying attention to it accelerates it in any way.

I really just don't think that's the function of our newsroom.

We cover technology.

And I fundamentally believe that there is something about AI that will create a new set of products.

And I say this only because every single day we are pitched some products built on the enabling technology of AI.

Do I think LLMs can get to AGI?