Sneha Revanur

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393 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 8 Jul

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And, you know, you see employees speaking up and saying like pretty critical things about their employer all the time, which, you know, seems like a very positive sign.
And so, yeah, I would say first thing is it's probably just a product of employees paying attention to the politics side for the first time and like
you know, making some noise and putting pressure on the relevant people internally.
The second thing is, as I mentioned, you know, civil society pressure from the outside maybe is actually beginning to make a dent.
And I think that because ENCODE and a couple of other organizations have tried to position ourselves as good faith critics, it maybe makes it more likely that these companies are actually willing to hear us out and like have a conversation and in some cases, you
come to the table on things that they may not have come to the table in the past.
And so I think that's the second thing.
And the third thing is honestly just they're realizing that their strategy from earlier is really not paying off, right?
It's very obvious that this like short-sighted approach of let's like bludgeon all AI regulation and, you know, let's like give Alex Boras a really, really hard time via this like
super PAC leading the future that we are like kind of associated with, but also kind of not associated with.
And they're like doing this funny act of like trying to have it both ways.
I think that, you know, people are realizing internally and in like this broader orbit that like that is not a good strategy.
And, you know, the public is getting really upset about AI.
And, you know, there's like a lot worse out there on the scales of like Luddism than Alex Boras.
And so it's probably not a good idea to
you know, come on too strong in the early innings and it's probably better to cooperate.
And so I think that there's probably some people in Open AI-verse who are having that realization right now.
And I think that's sort of just like also one feature of the situation.
I think when I take a step back and analyze this, there is this interesting misapprehension in Silicon Valley that capital eats the world and is fully fungible into political outcomes.
Like there's some market where you can just go buy your preferred reality, right?
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