M.G. Siegler

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6,543 appearances 15 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard 6 Jul

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Big Technology Podcast · AI’s Steve Jobs?, Big Tech AI Chaos Ladder, 2026 Crystal Ball · 12 Jan 2026 podcast

Romantic relationship stuff, the the tragic, you know, suicide um situations that you know AI may be a part of right now, and sort of all of that stuff is is sort of building towards what I think you're hitting on. voice-verified

And and it's even more than that, right? voice-verified

Because it's like these a lot of these companies, as as we were just saying, like they are big tech. voice-verified

And so, you know, a company like Meta has already had uh, you know, the whole wide voice-verified

wide range of different sort of privacy issues. voice-verified

Google's had their own privacy issues obviously in the past as well. voice-verified

And so when it's these companies that are also the ones that are sort of, you know, at the forefront of the new technology. voice-verified

Uh, that's just gonna sort of add fuel to that fire. voice-verified

And then, of course, the biggest one might be um the job displacement stuff, right? voice-verified

Like it's not just like, and I hit on this in the piece. voice-verified

So, yes, some people, the Doomers view this as existential and that it might be the end of the world, which you know, TBD, obviously, most people don't believe that, but there is some, you know, percentage chance that keeps people keep bringing up that maybe there is there is a voice-verified

way in which this goes really, really badly. voice-verified

But even if it doesn't, even if you don't believe that, there is likely a world in which a lot of just jobs are displaced and a lot of jobs are lost because of this technology. voice-verified

And that's not necessarily as we've talked about before, it's not necessarily new in the history of all technologies, but it is going to be probably the most acutely felt and certainly maybe the fastest felt of any of those in the previous like years and decades and hundreds of years ago because this is evolving so fast and because it's going into these other businesses so fast. voice-verified

And so I do think that people just read all of these headlines um and and voice-verified

Just know, like they see we we talked about this several weeks ago, but it's like the dichotomy between these companies spending more and more money than ever, Microsoft, um, Google, et cetera, on CapEx, but at the same time doing layoffs too. voice-verified

And so, even within the big companies, so not even, you know, not even outside of tech, there's there's layoffs happening within these companies, and it's at least in part because they believe that AI will be able to do a lot of the jobs that are voice-verified

already being done um, you know, within these companies right now. voice-verified

And so I think all of that sort of plays into um what it what's driving it. voice-verified

And then yeah, the the US thing, you know, though remains like really interesting because um in the other sort of places around the world it it just seems less um voice-verified

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