Tommy Vietor

Sure.

Hey, listen up.

Well, would you include Mark Zuckerberg?

I would.

Google, Tim Cook over at Apple.

I mean, I look, I fundamentally agree with you.

I think that the more specificity in messaging, the better for a whole host of reasons.

But in part, it's easier to visualize the enemy when you name it.

I'm with you, though.

My frustration with the A.I.

industry generally is like, we watched all these tech barons create social media and tell us it was going to bring the world together and fix all our problems.

And it created a massive number of problems.

And then you have a bunch of the same people kind of running it back and now doing the AI thing.

And it goes from Elon to Mark Zuckerberg over at Facebook, and then Sam Altman, who is running Y Combinator for a long time and incubating a lot of these companies.

And it just seems like

no lessons learned.

In fact, they care even less about being perceived as good guys.

They're just like rapacious capitalists who want it all.

So good.

Absolutely.