Nilay Patel

Starting up a competitor about how they were going to fail, about how Demis Hassabis, who was running DeepMind, who is like the looming big bad in everybody's mind, which is very funny in retrospect, is going to like ruin the world because opening I can't do it.

He has such like sore loser energy in this whole split that it's like.

I hate that.

I got to tell you, there's something about that that just makes my skin crawl.

Perfect.

Yeah, that's exactly right.

So yeah, this whole thing is just...

And it really does seem like the further we get into this trial, that it is the outlines of this split were that Elon Musk wanted control of opening.

He lost the fight and he went away.

He says one thing in 2017 after a discussion about going for profit, which, again, is this is a big piece of this.

Right.

Who wanted to go for profit and when was Musk for this was Musk against this.

Did they steal a charity like this is a big part of the whole thing here.

this is Brockman writing this.

He says, at the end of the meeting, he said, you guys are great, but I could start another AI company tomorrow.

One tweet is all it takes.

Which is A, five years before Elon Musk bought Twitter, there's the whole reason Elon Musk bought Twitter.

And B, just a perfect summation of what a sore loser he is in this particular way.

Especially at this time.

There was like a really, really small number of people who were really leading this stuff.