Zoe Schiffer
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953 appearances
7 recordings
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first heard Apr 2026
last heard 11 Jun
Zoe Schiffer’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like there's there can't be like anything that official here.
Poor SpaceX and OpenAI.
That's not happening yet.
No houses for sale, no exchange of dog walking for stock.
I'm waiting.
I'm waiting for their moment.
I want to talk about something in the AI industry that is not having to do with IPOs.
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that asked tech companies to voluntarily give the government early access to new AI models before releasing them to the public, 30 days before they're set to be released, to be exact.
There had been reports of an executive order coming down the pipeline for weeks now.
But after President Trump nixed the original proposal at the very last minute a few weeks ago, it wasn't clear if it was actually going to happen.
Here's his response when he was asked about his reasoning.
He said all of those things when he canceled the executive order a couple of weeks ago now.
But the other part of this is there were so many competing officials in the administration that were pulling him in different directions.
We can't forget David Sachs, his former AI czar in all of this, who very much stopped the original executive order from happening.
While the most recent signed order doesn't have hugely substantial differences, the big difference that we can point to is beforehand the government was asking for 90 days for companies to voluntarily give as opposed to the 30 days, which everyone apparently is now comfortable with.
There's been some really good reporting out there, including from Wired's Hugo Lowell and Maxwell Zeff, reported just on Wednesday that Trump's senior aides actually persuaded him to sign this new executive order by saying that he could not infinitely delay establishing a regulatory framework for the tech, considering that it was just so advanced at this point.
It's 100%.
That's 100% what happened.
I mean, so many people are like, are they furious?
Are the AI companies?
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