Vincent Oshana

So I think there's still like that possibility that it could all go up into flames because it's still a pretty new thing.

You think so?

I mean, more than 0% chance, yes.

Yeah.

Yes, sir.

Yeah, say six years ago, could you have imagined what ChatGPT does right now?

Even the concept of it, no.

We all knew about AI, we knew about technology advancement, but just the sheer abilities of what ChatGPT or Grok or Gemini could do, never thought that could happen.

So yeah, the craziest thing about it is the speed of technology, how it goes up at an exponential rate.

So don't know what the hell is going to be around the corner.

Don't know if we're even going to have control over it, which that's the weird part is that

it gets to the point where the thing starts communicating with each other.

Like if you've heard a bunch of stories where the Google or Amazon had to like shut it down because that they started talking to each other.

So I don't know just what happens when the AI starts talking to each other and, um, you know, deems people inefficient or starts, uh, trying to have a mind or a philosophy of its own.

I don't know how far away we are from that, but, uh, that's the creepy part to me.

Right.

I mean, it's about time, to be honest.

Like, Yale has every benefit in the world to its favor.

If I'm not mistaken, I don't believe they're required to pay taxes or certain portions of taxes.

Like, I'm from New Haven.