Steven Kotler

Monarchies.

Command and control.

Yeah, command and control.

Geeky under the hood exponential organization question.

Sure

A lot of the conversations that I have when I'm working with people running companies these days is about dashboards and what information actually, in an EXO, what information needs to go into a dashboard that people aren't looking at?

So, if you were trying to build a dashboard for this, for the moon, right?

What's in that dashboard that most people don't think about?

So I have a rule.

If I'm not actively working on a problem, then I don't like talking about it because then I'm just gossiping.

And as far as I can tell, this is just gossip.

It is just gossip.

But I got to push back on your statement.

You know my feeling.

I think comments like you just made about AI are absurd.

Are you working with a very different machine than I'm working with?

Because the machine that I work with, and I work with AI as a scientist, and I work with AI as a writer, and I do it on a daily basis.

You should use a paid model.

Nobody likes him much.

He doesn't have many friends in the room.