Sarah Carey

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1,182 appearances 4 recordings 2 series first heard May 2026 last heard 16 Sep

Sarah Carey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Yeah,
Yeah, and and you know what?
In terms of governments dealing with them, you know, he made this comment, oh, you're vicious bastards.
And you know that he sees things in business terms.
And I think what I took away from it was if I was a country trying to deal with him is he does seem to respect people who cut a good deal and, you know, do the diplomacy and and, you know, manage to get the good deal out of people.
That's what he respects.
I don't think the crawling and the plumossing is what he respects.
It's Mark
yeah.
So so I'm glad I went uh to see it and it definitely gave me um a lot to think about and how people should deal with him and what he's really like.
So it was mad, but it was an absolutely mad day.
It really was.
I'm a gog, it's extraordinary, but it reminds me of a lunch I had last year with a founder of an AI company um in California.
And he was joking, saying, Look, AI, it's like calling forth demons.
You know, yeah, they might be benign, it could be okay, they might not.
And I was, you know, thinking that that was a jocular way of describing it, but when you hear Sean, obviously it's terrifying.
So just for listeners um who might not
know about 15 years ago I ended up for a mad pat uh patch in my life in uh Palo Alto working for a search startup with what was then uh the early AI community and also the late AI community.
I met people like John McCarthy who was one of the 1950s, 1960s computer scientists.
And then the big talk was all about, you know, general intelligence versus machine learning.
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