Ruth Fowler

So the moment a dog barks, the moment a balloon pops.

Other tasks, like I did a little bit of red teaming, which is where we're kind of trying to break the AI system.

And that's like, it's ostensibly meant to be kind of a safety thing, right?

But it kind of begs the question, like, why are we doing this now?

Surely this kind of safety team issue should have been done before they released it to the public, you know?

It's such a mix of people doing this kind of work.

I mean, I met a Harvard educated doctor.

I met a plastic surgeon from the UK who was in between jobs, a scientist, a librarian.

There's a huge amount of people.

I think the economy is not in a good place for anybody and everybody is trying to pick up extra work.

I am still doing it.

At the moment, I am training as an EMT because my family is medical.

I wanted to do something which was kind of giving back.

And I kind of had this guilt around the fact that I was working for this system, which so many people hate, so many people are really upset by, and it's taking so many jobs.

So I used the money and I retrained as an EMT.

And I'm still a writer.

I'm

But the plain truth is that while the economy is so bad, I need something else.

So I decided to do something which is actually going to do some good for people.

Thank you for inviting me on the show.