Krystal Ball

I like the status quo.

Here, it's a complete reversal where it's young people who have the gravest concerns, understandably, because I think of a couple of reasons.

Put C2 up.

This is a Stanford walkout.

of the CEO of Google was speaking at their commencement ceremony, Sundar Pichai.

And there was a significant walkout here.

Now, this wasn't just about AI.

This was about Google's contracts with the IDF and the moral and ethical concerns.

But I think the two are very much tied in, given how much we understand that AI was important and was really tested out.

They use Gaza as like a testing ground.

for the integration of AI tech on the battlefield.

So we've also seen any AI commencement speakers that even mention AI at all getting booed and really having a rough time of it with these students.

And you can understand Sagar why, because they're the ones who are really on the front line of the job consequences here.

And young people also have been the most vocal and the most outspoken

upset about the ethical implications and the barbarism that they've seen with this technology as well.

Yeah, I think that's right.

Let's put C5 up on the screen.

I have a personal deep and abiding hatred of these freaking Meta AI glasses that, you know, people can be wearing them.

You really can't tell that they could be recording, taking pictures of you, et cetera.

And so Wired, which does some really great reporting, they have uncovered that Meta is partnering with this Pentagon supplier to prototype features