Richard Osman

What it comes down to, as you say, so we're very used to AI now.

It's got to the point where as a technology, it no longer can trade off its novelty.

It can no longer trade off, oh my God, have you seen this chat GBT thing?

You can put this into it.

You know, that's all gone and it's now understood as a more mature industry.

And so it does have to slightly control its narrative.

And I think there's an understanding, open AI certainly, that the narrative is not going great for them culturally, that there are doubts about AI.

I suspect it's going very well in business terms, but culturally it's not going great.

And so it'd be nice to do something about that.

But I think it's a really age, like an old fashioned version of like when your local butcher would go and buy a northern football club.

because he loves the club and he knows he's not going to make money out of it but he just wants to be involved i think that sam altman just loved this show and he thought well what would it take to get it and the money it was and he doesn't know that 200 million is a lot of money he doesn't know that but what you think is worse than elon

Can I say something about Sam Altman?

I like the guy.

I like the guy.

I like his technology.

I think that AI...

is a force for good i think um sam i think if you're listening i think that marina is a naysayer i get it there's people like that we have to jettison them at some point if you want to get bought by him but uh you know i just think gary lineker and i both be both love what it is that you do that's what i think no i i listen i i bow to your uh no he's i think he's a bad hat oh

And also, I suspect that they will be able to say what they want because the second that, you know, they say something bad and, you know, Sam Altman responds, what are you going to do?

Because Sam Altman loses control of the narrative again.

You know, that's the point.