Steven Zuber

Yeah.

And so, yeah, I think that there's a case to be made.

Well, there's a case to be made there for why it might make sense.

Not a case why it should be clawed that has to do it.

Yes, it should absolutely not be clawed.

Yeah.

And I mean, in, in one nice science fiction scenario, Claude would just miss every time.

Whoops.

He moved too fast.

Reception went bad when Claude just really doesn't want to kill people.

Yeah, he does.

Oh, yeah.

I guess in that car scene, there might have been nobody injured.

Well, and then when he tells them he can't kill people, it was those two guys in the parking lot or whatever, but he'd already shattered their hands and stuff like that, so...

Yeah, I would also... Good movie.

I would feel safer with a Claude Terminator in my house.

Yeah, it's the careful omission of, well, it's the same deal that Anthropic was offered and declined that we took.

Well, no, I mean, like, up in, you know, they could have left two weeks ago because OpenAI was still not the paragon of AI safety approach.

But, you know, I guess what I'm trying to say is, like, I don't want to say people who still work there are, or who worked there a week ago are still, or were doing the wrong thing.

This does seem like kind of a bright light, bright, you know, a line in the sand that's 100 feet tall made of white fire, right?