Saagar Enjeti

There's a knowledge base that you have to have to keep things going.

And you got rid of all those people.

So that is the other hope.

That's the math.

That's the wall of math that this might run into.

But if that...

In that scenario, there is just a river of tears that flows from this entire structure kind of collapsing.

But the other idea from Bernie, Bernie's saying, we'll introduce a bill to have the public take 50% ownership stake in the country's biggest AI companies.

The American AI Sovereign Wealth Fund Act would have the government take AI companies, 50% of the stock, and put it under public control.

And I think before people freak out, it's like, hey, look, if we're allowed to nationalize TikTok because Israel doesn't like the way that the slaughter of Palestinians is allowed to be posted on the app, if we can literally go ahead and seize that, then I think for something that is much more significant to the United States—

we should consider this as well.

Because, and speaking of, we talked about Troy Chakrabarty earlier.

One of the unusual things about him is that he has an actual AI plan.

And one of his ideas that he's running on, he says, if something is free to provide or effectively free to provide using AI, then it should no longer be the realm of kind of private profit.

And the government,

should just make it available to people.

Like if it really is free to produce or effectively free to produce a small amount of energy and running on an open model, just let people use it.

And then they can build businesses off of it.

They can use it in their own lives to make their lives better.

And if the U.S., if the government owns half of it,