Leah Feiger

For the first time.

And you might have seen that Google's former CEO, Eric Schmidt, recently got booed by graduating students after he praised AI in a commencement speech.

We're gonna get into why young adults might be using AI, but they have very complicated feelings about it.

And later in the show, we're gonna hear about why women married to AI bros have had enough.

Rest and vest.

They had that going for a while.

It wasn't full Google, but I feel like it was somewhat there.

It had that vibe.

I think, to me, someone so on the outside of this in every single way, I know about these layoffs because they've been, A, so chaotic, but B, in some ways, needlessly so.

Not to say that other tech companies aren't firing scores of workers all the time.

That feels like something we discuss on this podcast forever.

But this is happening with such a large runway and in a way that's making employees feel so terrible about themselves.

I've actually heard people use the word raptured.

And I wish we had that in the story.

I'm so sorry.

But like raptured into other teams.

All of a sudden, one day, they've just disappeared.

After this, after this layoff, has Zuckerberg and co.

proposed like a sort of coherent leadership plan or proposal?

Like what happens after this?