Oswald Oschin

It's what everyone in the world is talking about.

Like, I mean, not to be glib, but like, where's the Zoran Mamdani of just AI policy ideas?

What would he say, Kyle?

Like, what is the AI policy?

What would be your want?

What would be my AI policy?

I think the sovereign wealth fund idea is actually quite good.

I think the public should be more invested in the success of the companies.

That's one of Trump's big ideas, sovereign wealth.

I'm not against that at all.

I think that's great.

But even the data center resistance, the idea that AI companies should have more coherent policy proposals or be forced into better public conversations, it feels like tech is outrunning everyone already.

So to be like, let's hold them back less, I don't know, it feels a little bit, I don't know, unchecked or something.

I mean, the irony here is Jasmine Sun quoted Alex Karp from Palantir in her piece, basically saying we have to be careful here because we're going to start losing money if the revolution happens.

So maybe there is some hope after all.

That's it for the Week in Tech.

We normally do the best week and the worst week in tech, but frankly, the worst is always much more entertaining.

So from this episode on, we're only going to do the worst week in tech.

My worst week in tech goes to a number of Bay Area Airbnb hosts who are complaining their properties are being trashed.

It turns out that their homes are being rented by people working for a robotics startup who are testing in-home domestic robots.