Sam Altman

I was talking earlier about like, what will it be like when you have an AI coworker? It's like, well, I have a meditation coach that I pay 20 bucks a month for. Some people are laughing. Some people are saying, Casey, you can meditate for free. You don't need a coach. I get that. I am somebody who likes to like pay for access to expertise. And I feel like I have it.

I was talking earlier about like, what will it be like when you have an AI coworker? It's like, well, I have a meditation coach that I pay 20 bucks a month for. Some people are laughing. Some people are saying, Casey, you can meditate for free. You don't need a coach. I get that. I am somebody who likes to like pay for access to expertise. And I feel like I have it.

And first of all, I am going to go meditate after this because I want to recenter myself and I didn't get to do it this morning. I don't know if I'm still going to be doing this in like two or three weeks. But if I am, I think the AI is actually going to be part of that story because it's giving me a place where I can go after these experiences to reflect.

And first of all, I am going to go meditate after this because I want to recenter myself and I didn't get to do it this morning. I don't know if I'm still going to be doing this in like two or three weeks. But if I am, I think the AI is actually going to be part of that story because it's giving me a place where I can go after these experiences to reflect.

And first of all, I am going to go meditate after this because I want to recenter myself and I didn't get to do it this morning. I don't know if I'm still going to be doing this in like two or three weeks. But if I am, I think the AI is actually going to be part of that story because it's giving me a place where I can go after these experiences to reflect.

Again, I hear people saying, Casey, you realize that journals exist. You could like write this down. But yeah, I get what you're saying. What I'm telling you is this is a journal that talks back to you. This is a journal that is an expert about the thing that I'm journaling about that is holding my hand through a process. None of this existed two years ago, right?

Again, I hear people saying, Casey, you realize that journals exist. You could like write this down. But yeah, I get what you're saying. What I'm telling you is this is a journal that talks back to you. This is a journal that is an expert about the thing that I'm journaling about that is holding my hand through a process. None of this existed two years ago, right?

Again, I hear people saying, Casey, you realize that journals exist. You could like write this down. But yeah, I get what you're saying. What I'm telling you is this is a journal that talks back to you. This is a journal that is an expert about the thing that I'm journaling about that is holding my hand through a process. None of this existed two years ago, right?

The challenge of talking about any of this stuff is when the rate of change in your day-to-day is high, sometimes it feels quite obvious. Other times it becomes this weird blind spot where you don't even realize- that the conditions around you have changed, right?

The challenge of talking about any of this stuff is when the rate of change in your day-to-day is high, sometimes it feels quite obvious. Other times it becomes this weird blind spot where you don't even realize- that the conditions around you have changed, right?

The challenge of talking about any of this stuff is when the rate of change in your day-to-day is high, sometimes it feels quite obvious. Other times it becomes this weird blind spot where you don't even realize- that the conditions around you have changed, right?

This is what Leopold is getting at in situational awareness, is like, you need to stop and collaborate and listen, as Vanilla Ice once said, right? You need to do what you're doing on this podcast, PJ, which is like, it's been a year, what happened? This is the right question, right?

This is what Leopold is getting at in situational awareness, is like, you need to stop and collaborate and listen, as Vanilla Ice once said, right? You need to do what you're doing on this podcast, PJ, which is like, it's been a year, what happened? This is the right question, right?

This is what Leopold is getting at in situational awareness, is like, you need to stop and collaborate and listen, as Vanilla Ice once said, right? You need to do what you're doing on this podcast, PJ, which is like, it's been a year, what happened? This is the right question, right?

You know, we were talking so much earlier about these AI critics that are like, it's all hype, it's constantly wrong, screw these Silicon Valley bros, right? And I totally get all of the animus and resentment that powers that. But something that those folks do to their detriment is they tune out everything that is happening in AI because they think, I've already made up my mind about this stuff.

You know, we were talking so much earlier about these AI critics that are like, it's all hype, it's constantly wrong, screw these Silicon Valley bros, right? And I totally get all of the animus and resentment that powers that. But something that those folks do to their detriment is they tune out everything that is happening in AI because they think, I've already made up my mind about this stuff.

You know, we were talking so much earlier about these AI critics that are like, it's all hype, it's constantly wrong, screw these Silicon Valley bros, right? And I totally get all of the animus and resentment that powers that. But something that those folks do to their detriment is they tune out everything that is happening in AI because they think, I've already made up my mind about this stuff.

I already know that I hate everyone involved. I hate the output and I hope it chokes and dies, right? Like this is how these people feel. And again, I get it. I understand all of those emotions. What I'm saying to you though, is you actually have to look around. You have to engage.

I already know that I hate everyone involved. I hate the output and I hope it chokes and dies, right? Like this is how these people feel. And again, I get it. I understand all of those emotions. What I'm saying to you though, is you actually have to look around. You have to engage.

I already know that I hate everyone involved. I hate the output and I hope it chokes and dies, right? Like this is how these people feel. And again, I get it. I understand all of those emotions. What I'm saying to you though, is you actually have to look around. You have to engage.