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powerful, you know, like Sun Tzu, Art of War, you know, all that kind of stuff in public without you thinking like, oh, wait, they're doing that like on me through their products and platforms and, you know, weapons that they're building.

So I feel like,

it hit the right audience, which is small.

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Well, this is a very small snippet of a very long encyclical, a word that I did not know a month ago.

This has been a highly anticipated treatise of sorts from the Pope, who...

had chosen his name based on a previous pope who had given something similar around the Industrial Revolution.

So the tech world has been expecting something like this.

The Catholic world, I'm assuming, has also been expecting something like this.

But obviously, I'm more plugged into one than the other.

And people were very surprised to also see that the pope was joined on stage by a co-founder from Anthropic, Chris Ola, who runs their

mechanistic interpretability division.

He was also an early founder or an early employee at OpenAI as well.

So, you know, this is building on some, at least from the anthropic perspective, this has been building on some outreach the company has been doing with religious leaders and with different wisdom traditions is what they call it.

If you look in the acknowledgements for the constitution, the big document, the like kind of