Taylor Lorenz

Um, but I also think that Anthropic has kind of like built this brand on being like the safety first company.

And even just the way that they're both kind of coming out around specific like tech legislation too.

Um,

you know, it's very like on brand for them to be like, we're being extra careful because that's us.

We're the extra careful, safe company.

So you can invest with us.

We're not so reckless as OpenAI.

I think this is so silly to me because it's not like... I understand that that's marketing, but we actually do need banks and hospitals to be secure in this country.

There is a level of infrastructure.

And maybe you go to the government and have the government make those decisions of which companies, but...

I do think that this strategy of just like releasing this technology on the world and trying to act like that's some sort of like brave, you know, you're really like, you're the real like man of the people by releasing like a dangerous technology to everyone.

I just, it's like this like faux populist kind of rhetoric.

I just don't, you know, think it's going to play out well.

I don't know that we want, like, that terrifies me too, right?

Like the idea of like Trump National AI, like, oh God.

I feel like as this technology gets scarier, they're going to start giving it nicer names.

You know what I mean?

Yeah, I wrote about basically, I mean, CEOs, Reid Hoffman, I think was the first to do this, but Deepak Chopra has done it.

I mean, a bunch of like famous people, CEOs, influencers, and now regular people are creating digital twins, effectively kind of outsourcing your entire knowledge,

of everything in your brain to kind of this digital entity.