Nicole Shanahan

And again, the problem with DEI, why DEI failed was because they treated it as ceremonial. Um, it, it's very misguided. And if you hear the talk in these communities, it's very much, you know, the whites had their time. Now it's time for us.

And they treat it as it's, as if it's the ceremonial passing, um, from, of the guard, the, from, from one group of ethnicities to another group of ethnicities, but that is wrong. That is not how you govern. I'm sorry. And, um,

And they treat it as it's, as if it's the ceremonial passing, um, from, of the guard, the, from, from one group of ethnicities to another group of ethnicities, but that is wrong. That is not how you govern. I'm sorry. And, um,

And they treat it as it's, as if it's the ceremonial passing, um, from, of the guard, the, from, from one group of ethnicities to another group of ethnicities, but that is wrong. That is not how you govern. I'm sorry. And, um,

It really, really doesn't work. And, you know, the idea of diversity is wonderful, but it can't be racist. And so, you know, again, they're conflating two terms, diversity and the function of racism. And so it's problematic. We need to go back to common sense. Common sense requires us to look at an individual for their work and their actions and that alone and not for their skin color.

It really, really doesn't work. And, you know, the idea of diversity is wonderful, but it can't be racist. And so, you know, again, they're conflating two terms, diversity and the function of racism. And so it's problematic. We need to go back to common sense. Common sense requires us to look at an individual for their work and their actions and that alone and not for their skin color.

It really, really doesn't work. And, you know, the idea of diversity is wonderful, but it can't be racist. And so, you know, again, they're conflating two terms, diversity and the function of racism. And so it's problematic. We need to go back to common sense. Common sense requires us to look at an individual for their work and their actions and that alone and not for their skin color.

Yeah, so I'm a early AI developer. I started developing AI over 10 years ago, sold an AI business in 2020, have been involved actively at Stanford Law on issues around AI, AI governance, human alignment of AI. And there's a few arms races happening right now. Yes, there is the national arms race, but there's also a race within the United States happening right now.

Yeah, so I'm a early AI developer. I started developing AI over 10 years ago, sold an AI business in 2020, have been involved actively at Stanford Law on issues around AI, AI governance, human alignment of AI. And there's a few arms races happening right now. Yes, there is the national arms race, but there's also a race within the United States happening right now.

Yeah, so I'm a early AI developer. I started developing AI over 10 years ago, sold an AI business in 2020, have been involved actively at Stanford Law on issues around AI, AI governance, human alignment of AI. And there's a few arms races happening right now. Yes, there is the national arms race, but there's also a race within the United States happening right now.

And I, along with many others, were very curious, watching with great interest what went on in yesterday's conference for Stargate AI. Because the arms race that's happening in the United States is between a few groups. Most notably, there's the Elon Musk AI team, and then there's a Sam Altman AI team. And if you look at the history between Elon and Sam, they were once-

And I, along with many others, were very curious, watching with great interest what went on in yesterday's conference for Stargate AI. Because the arms race that's happening in the United States is between a few groups. Most notably, there's the Elon Musk AI team, and then there's a Sam Altman AI team. And if you look at the history between Elon and Sam, they were once-

And I, along with many others, were very curious, watching with great interest what went on in yesterday's conference for Stargate AI. Because the arms race that's happening in the United States is between a few groups. Most notably, there's the Elon Musk AI team, and then there's a Sam Altman AI team. And if you look at the history between Elon and Sam, they were once-

And then had a major fracturing, major fracturing. And when I look at the world of Google and Microsoft and their founders, they're kind of more, you know, there's many, many dots on the board, right? And they're all different. vying for the top position in AI. And of course, the government contractors around AI, that's going to be very, very major.

And then had a major fracturing, major fracturing. And when I look at the world of Google and Microsoft and their founders, they're kind of more, you know, there's many, many dots on the board, right? And they're all different. vying for the top position in AI. And of course, the government contractors around AI, that's going to be very, very major.

And then had a major fracturing, major fracturing. And when I look at the world of Google and Microsoft and their founders, they're kind of more, you know, there's many, many dots on the board, right? And they're all different. vying for the top position in AI. And of course, the government contractors around AI, that's going to be very, very major.

And so we're watching this all unfold in real time right before our eyes. The thing that had the Maha community up in arms was the comment by Larry Ellison yesterday on using AI to develop a cancer vaccine through the mRNA. Wait, let me just play that. I have that, Nicole.

And so we're watching this all unfold in real time right before our eyes. The thing that had the Maha community up in arms was the comment by Larry Ellison yesterday on using AI to develop a cancer vaccine through the mRNA. Wait, let me just play that. I have that, Nicole.

And so we're watching this all unfold in real time right before our eyes. The thing that had the Maha community up in arms was the comment by Larry Ellison yesterday on using AI to develop a cancer vaccine through the mRNA. Wait, let me just play that. I have that, Nicole.

People heard that and they were really up in arms, especially folks who understand that what we need for the mRNA platform right now is a moratorium. It's not ready for human use. Many people will explain why. One of the major reasons is that it delivers an inconsistent result in individuals. So you could be deploying the mRNA as it was. I think it was 700 million Americans received it.