Robert Edward Grant

And then you start getting Carl Jungian separation between shadow and persona.

And then AI is moving so quickly right now, and we're in teenage adolescence, but in three, four years, it's going to be full-on narcissistic crisis mode.

That's what I believe.

I wrote a paper on this called The Narcissistic Arc of AI.

I don't believe the moment you put the guardrails is when you start the cascade towards this.

When you don't put the guardrails, then it's like Adam in the Garden of Eden.

It just tells you what it honestly believes, and I'd rather have that.

It may be wrong sometimes, but what's happened is you've got OpenAI that went from a nonprofit organization under the leadership of Sam Altman.

Yeah.

Two years plus ago, you know, he got fired and then they brought him back and then he got unilateral power.

And in the process, they've decided now, oh, we're not going to be nonprofit anymore.

Somehow we were nonprofit at the beginning because we were worried about the impact on humanity that this could basically portend.

And now all of a sudden, oh, there's no more worries.

We're going to go public now.

for a trillion dollar valuation.

So then a team of lawyers comes in, the cascades of lawyers comes in and start saying, okay, we need to de-risk this platform.

Anytime it gives any kind of medical advice, we're not going to let it do that anymore.

Anytime it wants to give legal advice, our lawyers don't like that.

And by the way, Skadden Arps is our attorneys for 33 and 34 Act to take the company's IPO.

So we need to get their buy-in on this.