Taylor Lorenz

Well, that dog, that robot dog, the metal head episode is like, I think that's already happening.

Well, there's a famous episode.

I believe it's called Metalhead.

That's a black and white episode of Black Mirror where this woman is trying to get supplies from a warehouse in this dystopian future and is hunted down by one of these robot dogs.

And...

Again, I think that's happening in areas where these dogs are being deployed in conflict zones.

I just have to say that Struheim, he basically does nothing and he kind of just shows up at all of these companies.

Like, I mean, I also have sort of covered this man and known him for over a decade, you know, through work stuff.

It's just like he always like, you know, he'll be at Snap at an opportune time.

He'll be at Meta at an opportune time.

He'll go to Andreessen or it's an opportune time sort of to make money.

He's a sycophant.

So he will just say anything that they kind of want to hear.

And I just I don't think he's principled.

I don't think he has any real value.

I just it's just remarkable how this man has been able to to.

Position himself in order to sort of profit off everything by standing for nothing.

And I mean, at least David Sachs, whether you disagree with him, has an ideology behind him.

Sriram just sort of just shows up.

And I just I just think it's funny because he kind of inevitably he'll show up for a couple, you know, for a year or two and then he has to move on.