Tommy Vitor

Ben, here's a clip of Hegseth talking about the Pentagon's AI use last month.

Let's watch.

Well, he can't bench press 315, so there's that.

Look, we've been talking about this for five minutes now where I've been talking.

I can't say I understand it any better, but I certainly don't feel better about our AI future having watched that clip or the people regulating it.

Honestly, that's my, like, sole use case at this point.

It's a great, great personal trainer.

Or states, but like the administration's trying to prevent that from happening.

Weirdo.

Odd, odd duck.

But I don't know if you saw this, the Reuters reported that.

So remember DeepSeek?

We talked about, the audience probably remembers DeepSeek.

We talked about them.

Yeah.

Was it last year?

I don't know.

Fairly recently.

They released this AI model that seemingly had been trained at way less of an expense with less compute that worked nearly as well as like the frontier models in the US.

So they're releasing a new model that's set to be released as soon as next week.