Mike Krieger

And we've started, not started, we've been doing the same as well on the Anthropic side, which is looking at, this is going to happen more on thing on the API side, if it happens rather than on cloud.ai, I think there's just more effective, efficient ways of doing things scaled. But when we see spikes in activity, that's when we can go in and say, all right, like, what does this end up looking?

And we've started, not started, we've been doing the same as well on the Anthropic side, which is looking at, this is going to happen more on thing on the API side, if it happens rather than on cloud.ai, I think there's just more effective, efficient ways of doing things scaled. But when we see spikes in activity, that's when we can go in and say, all right, like, what does this end up looking?

And we've started, not started, we've been doing the same as well on the Anthropic side, which is looking at, this is going to happen more on thing on the API side, if it happens rather than on cloud.ai, I think there's just more effective, efficient ways of doing things scaled. But when we see spikes in activity, that's when we can go in and say, all right, like, what does this end up looking?

Let's go learn more about this particular API customer, you know, Do we need to have a conversation with them? What are they actually doing? What is the use case?

Let's go learn more about this particular API customer, you know, Do we need to have a conversation with them? What are they actually doing? What is the use case?

Let's go learn more about this particular API customer, you know, Do we need to have a conversation with them? What are they actually doing? What is the use case?

I think it's important to like be clear as a company, like what you consider bugs versus features, you know, and like, it would be an awful outcome if anthropic models were being used for any kind of like coordination of fake news and, you know, election interference type things. And so we've got the TNS teams actively working on that. And to the extent that like,

I think it's important to like be clear as a company, like what you consider bugs versus features, you know, and like, it would be an awful outcome if anthropic models were being used for any kind of like coordination of fake news and, you know, election interference type things. And so we've got the TNS teams actively working on that. And to the extent that like,

I think it's important to like be clear as a company, like what you consider bugs versus features, you know, and like, it would be an awful outcome if anthropic models were being used for any kind of like coordination of fake news and, you know, election interference type things. And so we've got the TNS teams actively working on that. And to the extent that like,

we find anything like that'll be a combo, additional model parameters, plus trust and safety to shut it down.

we find anything like that'll be a combo, additional model parameters, plus trust and safety to shut it down.

we find anything like that'll be a combo, additional model parameters, plus trust and safety to shut it down.

Yeah, I think the information piece, like living in a society with this amount of internal, without AI already, I think there's already just take textual, primarily textual social media. I think some of that happens on Instagram as well, but it's easier to disseminate when it's just you know, a piece of text that you can rub has already been like a journey, I would say, in the last 10 years.

Yeah, I think the information piece, like living in a society with this amount of internal, without AI already, I think there's already just take textual, primarily textual social media. I think some of that happens on Instagram as well, but it's easier to disseminate when it's just you know, a piece of text that you can rub has already been like a journey, I would say, in the last 10 years.

Yeah, I think the information piece, like living in a society with this amount of internal, without AI already, I think there's already just take textual, primarily textual social media. I think some of that happens on Instagram as well, but it's easier to disseminate when it's just you know, a piece of text that you can rub has already been like a journey, I would say, in the last 10 years.

But I think it comes and goes. I think we go through waves of like, oh, man, this is like, how are we ever going to get to truth? And then good truth tellers emerge. And I think people flock to them. And I think some of them are traditional, like sources of authority. And some of it are just people that have become trusted. And then you

But I think it comes and goes. I think we go through waves of like, oh, man, this is like, how are we ever going to get to truth? And then good truth tellers emerge. And I think people flock to them. And I think some of them are traditional, like sources of authority. And some of it are just people that have become trusted. And then you

But I think it comes and goes. I think we go through waves of like, oh, man, this is like, how are we ever going to get to truth? And then good truth tellers emerge. And I think people flock to them. And I think some of them are traditional, like sources of authority. And some of it are just people that have become trusted. And then you

We can get into separate conversation on verification and validation of identity, but I think that's an interesting one as well. But I think I'm an optimistic person at heart if you can't tell. And I think that part of it is my belief from an information sort of, you know, chaos or proliferation piece of our abilities to both learn, adapt, and then grow the right mechanisms in place.

We can get into separate conversation on verification and validation of identity, but I think that's an interesting one as well. But I think I'm an optimistic person at heart if you can't tell. And I think that part of it is my belief from an information sort of, you know, chaos or proliferation piece of our abilities to both learn, adapt, and then grow the right mechanisms in place.