Liz Lopatto

So we may hear some questions about Elon Musk's behavior at Burning Man.

And if he answers them wrong, he does open himself up to then getting the questions about Rhino Cat.

So like I'm over here just like fingers crossed, baby.

But, you know, I think that that's sort of like emblematic of like, you know, what we're getting here.

Like some of the things that we're getting are details that I think are interesting to people in the tech industry, like Ilya Sutskever being like, oh, we can't treat open source AI as a sideshow.

Like this is potentially something that, you know, we need to take very seriously here.

And you have moments of like discovering that Musk was like, as he stomped off, going to try to start recruiting people from open AI, like poaching them.

So there are, you know, like there's like some of this like inside baseball that I think is going to be really interesting to people who work in the tech industry.

And obviously we'll be covering that.

But for me, like I'm here for them, like insulting Jeff Bezos casually, like a bit of a tool is I think what Musk called him.

Yes.

I mean, they're already catching strays.

Like Mark Zuckerberg's texts, again, have showed up in the docket.

That's this trial, yeah.

So about a year ago, Mark Zuckerberg went on the Joe Rogan podcast and lied his face off about how, you know, Facebook doesn't respond to government pressure and like they don't want to censor because of the government and the mean old bad Biden administration called them occasionally and asked them to take stuff down.

How dare they?

Right.

And I called him bitch made.

So for those of you who remember.

So, you know, it was like I called him a liar at the time.