Stephen K. Bannon

So I do think that...

such measures as putting the Department of Energy over these sorts of companies, or even, I mean, again, I don't want to give OpenAI or Sam Altman much of any credit, but at least he is suggesting things such as putting, you know, Casey, the Center for AI Standards and Innovation, in charge of monitoring these systems.

All of these are questionable, but that, I think, Steve, is the key.

Whoever it is,

It should be an agency that is ultimately accountable to the public.

And that transparency should, of course, there will be classified elements, but as much as possible, the public should be made to know what sorts of capabilities these systems have.

Because we know already that among those dangerous systems, it can create a kind of AI psychosis.

And then beyond that, taking down massive infrastructure, highly important that someone, some adult is in charge of all this.

joe uh where do they go on joe bot to get your writings where they go to human uh humans first to sign up we need people to use their agency to fight the machine rage against the machine we're going to do it here today where they go

I would say, Steve, go to humansfirst.com and sign up for the newsletter and also look at the No AI Money Pledge.

Hold your candidates accountable.

Make sure your candidates are not taking big tech money and are not being swayed because they will probably be the first to shoot down any kind of real oversight over these companies.

So humansfirst.com.

Thank you very much, Steve.

Brother, thank you.

And you can get Joe's travel schedule.

If Joe's around the country and you got a chance to meet him, I want you to meet him in person.

Joe Allen, thank you.

One of the leaders of this movement, I am proud to say.

Dr. Thayer, we got to talk tomorrow about Suez, all that.