Sam Altman

Do you think Musk's approach then is from a position of insecurity about XAI? Probably his whole life is from a position of insecurity. I feel for the guy. You feel for him? I do, actually. I don't think he's like a happy person. I do feel for him.

Do you think Musk's approach then is from a position of insecurity about XAI? Probably his whole life is from a position of insecurity. I feel for the guy. You feel for him? I do, actually. I don't think he's like a happy person. I do feel for him.

I think he's probably just trying to slow us down. He obviously is a competitor. I wish he would just compete by building a better product.

I think he's probably just trying to slow us down. He obviously is a competitor. I wish he would just compete by building a better product.

One of the surprises for me about kind of this trajectory OpenAI has launched onto since the launch of ChatGPT is how many things can go wrong by one o'clock in the afternoon.

Hey everyone, it's Adam Grant.

You and I are living through this once in human history transition where humans go from being the smartest thing on planet Earth to not the smartest thing on planet Earth.

I suspect that in a couple of years, on almost any topic, the most interesting, maybe the most empathetic conversation that you could have will be with an AI.

This like surreal haze.

The confusion was kind of the dominant first emotion.

Then they were like, I went through everything.

But confusion was the first one.

And then?

Then like frustration, anger, sadness, gratitude.

I mean, it was everything.

Wow.

That 48 hours was like a full range of human emotion.

It was like impressive in the breath.

What did you do with those emotions in that 48 hours?

Honestly, there was so much due just like tactically that there was not a lot of time for like dealing with any emotions.