Saagar Enjeti

But the big question is about, well, what exactly...

What exactly is his responsibility?

And I think this is like a bigger question.

It just tells us all, there's no regulatory oversight on this whatsoever.

They can just do what they want.

And Sam Altman was this close to doing pornography, like to doing Litterotica.

He only didn't do it, I think, because of some advertiser or business pressure, but one of the reasons they wanted to do it was to get you more hooked on ChatGPT, to siphon even that part off of the internet.

I mean, their desperate desire is to get everybody to use this thing, and then not just to use this thing, to put all of its data in it, amass all of that knowledge, and then to create frontier models which will make it so that you don't have to work anymore.

or really so that you won't work and they will do all the work for you and capture all that value from Anthropic to OpenAI, all of these frontier model companies.

Like everything is based on making the human less important in the workplace.

They claim otherwise, but what gives it away is every single op-ed and public utterance that they have is just about mass AI job loss.

Like that's the entire thing.

Yes, and if you put a B4, I think this is the key development here.

This is comparing public sector transportation infrastructure spending versus spending on data centers in the United States.

And as you see with this chart here, they're now equal.

And I'm sure they looked for a bunch of different things to compare, but this is a useful one because this is –

You know, roads, bridges, like everything we need to like basically live in a civilized society versus like dirt roads in the backwoods.

And it's now equal to data center spending.

And I've been doing news for 20 years.

I don't remember covering any debate over this.