Konstantin Kisin

They can read it in a second.

They have all this compiled knowledge.

They know about everything, right?

So they don't need to get up to speed.

They're incredibly easy to onboard.

So you can just keep spinning up more and more AIs and keep coming up with more uses for them.

For me, that's been the thing that's given me a bit of psychosis, just seeing how useful they've been for interviews so far.

But yeah, lots of people are noticing this kind of usefulness now.

There's a couple of things there...

Just the way that people sometimes have these weird failure modes.

You talk to a certain kind of person and their mind just goes in a certain direction.

AIs, the way they're trained makes them do that.

A big thing they're trained to do is associate things.

So they're just like, really, they're just seeing globs of text.

And they see this thing is close to this thing.

There's an important relationship there.

So Grok has seen that Trigger Neurometry Podcast and Douglas Murray, they just seem to go together a bunch.

And that bias in its mind is overriding its ability to sort of think critically about, OK, well, who have they had on?

Who have they not had on?

I would be curious, by the way, you should run that experiment with all the other models.