Matt Bernstein

Breaking points, more like DEI points.

A bit fruity, more like a bit equity and inclusion.

Yeah.

I slept four hours.

Then the attorney inquires about how exactly ChatGPT was trained to know which grants were DEI.

So the attorney obviously isn't satisfied with that answer.

So he asks another question.

My dear listener, this is the point in which I start hallucinating.

So that goes on for about another five minutes.

Did you do anything to make sure that ChatGPT did not discriminate on the basis of sex?

I like bolt upright in my sleep now.

And I'm just like, did you do anything to make sure that ChatGPT did not discriminate on the basis of sex?

The thing that popped into my head so many times while watching this for 12 hours was like the Nuremberg trials, which I know is like a really intense thing to draw a comparison to with these fucking idiots.

But you can just tell at every turn that he's trying to like squirm his way out of any accountability.

Before we move on from Justin Fox, I want to show you one more clip.

The attorney asks Justin about the decision to terminate a grant for a documentary on the Colfax Massacre, which was a KKK and Confederate-led massacre of between 62 and 153 black men.

ChatGPT labeled this documentary about the Colfax Massacre, DEI.

Let's hear Justin.

Again, out of principle, I try to see the best in people.

I try to avoid terms like, oh, the mask is slipping.