Steven Zuber

Like, this is...

This is not the, well, okay, yeah, we don't really have a safety team anymore, but we'll just play it safe while we do our jobs.

This isn't that kind of rationalization that you can do.

I mean, tell me if we want to just ditch this segue, or this maybe sidebar, but I'm sure there are positions at OpenAI that have nothing to do with the DoD deal, and you're just going to be...

Yeah, man, I work on making the chat thing sound better.

You know, like, you know, Facebook is the, the epitome of technological evil to a lot of people, but it's like, I just work on the cool glasses they make, you know, like I, I'm not interested in, in all the, the cyber stalking, yada, yada.

I just want, I want the meta glasses to work in a way that people enjoy.

Like there, there, there is, there, there are facets where you can kind of like hang out in and be like, well, they're doing that over there, but I'm doing this over here.

Yeah.

Yeah, but I think we're kind of past that point with this decision.

Yeah.

When you, when you mentioned the Jeep analogy earlier, I was going to, I was going to make a tie into the Manhattan project.

Cause like what you do is, you know, all right.

So that, so that you're, you're being offered a deal that you can't constantly take and you say, no, screw you guys.

We're not doing that.

And they're like, all right, cool.

We'll find somebody who fewer scruples.

And that, that's how it should have gone.

Instead they're saying, well, all right, screw you and everybody, you know, and we're going to, we're going to burn you to the ground.

It just changes the entire equation.