Shreya Murthy

If you know the answers to the questions, you get a driver's license.

If you don't, if they were like, we test you on a mystery...

rubric.

That would be very frustrating for anyone looking for a driver's license.

He continues, most lab staff don't have clearances, but some do.

But if the literal regulatory thresholds that trigger pre-deployment review are classified, researchers themselves won't know whether what they are training is regulated by this EO, all for the benefit that is barely articulable.

What exactly is the intelligence community going to do in 30 days to make the model safer?

I don't know, there's a lot of tests you could run in 30 days.

You know, try and hack this thing, try and design a bioweapon.

These are things people are worried about.

In 30 days, you can certainly get these models to attempt those and see how they respect, see how they respond.

So he says, it's not a huge mistake, but a small, medium-sized one, but I am fairly confident this is a mistake nonetheless.

Well, we will dig into it more in the future, but our next guest is here in the waiting room.

We have Nate Cavanaugh from Special.

He is the co-founder.

Welcome to the show, both of you.

Please introduce yourselves and tell us about the company.

Do you have a particular industry that you want to focus on?

Do you want to be general?

I mean, I see this loosely in the bucket of management consulting, de-layering, understanding efficiencies.