Natasha Tiku

Well, you know, initially they blamed it on the New Yorker story.

Really?

Yeah.

He had a post coming out and he said there was recently an incendiary article about me.

He put a picture of his child.

And, you know, subsequently we found out that the individual, you know, he had been a member of some group.

existential risk groups that are calling for a pause in AI development.

But, you know, his parents also said he was dealing with some mental health issues before that.

I think there's been a blame game about who is responsible for the incendiary rhetoric.

Is it

You know, the the ex-riskers who are worried about human extinction, who have been talking about, you know, what these CEOs and companies plan to do with you.

Or is it Sam Altman and Dario Amadei who routinely go on, you know, on every stage imaginable, every podcast imaginable and talk about how they are going to.

take everybody's jobs and forever alter the economy.

And maybe they'll throw in a word about UBI every six months.

And then he apologized, but he didn't take it out of the blog post.

It's still there.

Sure.

So this is the latest large language model from Anthropic.

And what we've really heard a lot about are its cybersecurity capabilities.

You know, part of the reason not to release it broadly is