Mo Gawdat

People know that their leaders are not representing their best interests.

People know that their money is going to causes that they don't really approve of.

And ask me how civil unrest looks like.

I don't know.

And I'm not calling for it, but I'm hopefully calling for the politicians to start to become aware that this is crossing the lines everywhere.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I mean, you're spot on.

First of all, I mean, Sam's entire existence, if you ask me, starting with open AI that's supposed to save the world by creating a safe AI, then making it a commercial enterprise that's worth billions and, you know, backstabbing a few people in the process.

And, you know, I have him on Chasing Utopia saying,

I quote, this is exactly the words he said, you can find it online.

Yes.

So he basically says, well, I don't suspect that, I suspect that AI is likely going to end humanity, but we're going to create a lot of interesting companies in the process.

Right.

I mean, those kinds of statements are interesting.

Honestly, not the statements of someone who's not decided.

It's just the statements of someone who is being taught more and more by his PR agency or PR manager to say things as per a script.

Right.

And the script, as you rightly said, had an objective and a target either way.

You know, and Sam Altman, I, you know, in one of my works, I used to say the Altman is a brand.