Stewart Lee

Yes, we'd have a perfect test case there to look at, really, to see how that works.

Yes, yeah.

The other thing recently was the journalist Roland Farrow in the New Yorker did a lengthy piece on Sam Altman, the chat.

I've been calling it chat GBT as if it was British.

It's not, it's GPT.

Yeah, yeah.

We'll have to go back.

All the podcasts we've done, and I'll have to revise that.

But it's attracted a lot of attention, this profile, because it's highlighted Sam Altman and, you know, various other of his kind, their relationship with accuracy.

Farrow brings up Altman's alleged history of lying, which resulted initially in his removal from the board of OpenAI because he was, quote, not consistently candid in his communications.

Yeah.

Farah talked to various former OpenAI researchers who'd worked with Altman, one of whom quotes Altman saying, my vibes don't match a lot of the traditional AI safety stuff.

We still will run safety projects or at least safety adjacent projects.

Other quotes in this, there tends to overhype.

you know, all the major improvements that are coming around the corner.

Merge Labs.

That doesn't sound like it wouldn't end well.

Who doesn't want to merge themselves with an AI?

I mean, yes, Google had DeepMind.

I mean, that sounds so ominous.