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The Model Escapes, DeepSeek Loses, and P(doom) Goes Pop · Chaos Agents

• 0:00
  Okay, Sarah, welcome back.
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  Welcome back.
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  Becca.
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  Sarah.
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  Oh, my God.
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  I love how it's very on brand for chaos agents that are how we say hello to each other.
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  Every time is chaotic.
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  It's chaotic and different and different.
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  We want to keep that up.
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  And I was realizing, yeah, we still need a.
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  We.
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  We still need a good blurb.
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  Like, this is podcast.
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  Oh, do you have one?
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  Well, I was just editing the last.
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  I was just editing our episode from last week for clips.
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  And I loved the thing you put together where you were like, this is a podcast about an agent named Eddie.
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  So I will keep working on that.
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  Let me pull what we had because I just feel like it's kind of fun.
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  Okay, great.
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  So the answer is, no, I don't have one, so.
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  But by tomorrow I will.
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  Okay, great.
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  Well, this is a podcast about AI content that is curated by an agent named Eddie, who we trained over months, which I have feedback for him.
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  Okay, what's your feedback?
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  I interested in your thoughts on this.
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  Okay.
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  I think I like the.
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  The, like, the first, like, the top news.
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  Great.
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  The one cool thing.
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  Great.
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  I don't need two science stories a day.
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  Yes.
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  I want one science story a day.
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  And then I want, like, a fun.
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  Totally.
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  And I.
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  Because I feel like those two.
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  I'm always trying to be like, but why is this that interesting?
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  Or, like, important?
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  And we don't need to force it.
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  Like, yeah.
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  And like, I'm digging in.
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  I'm learning, like, about two things.
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  So.
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  Yeah, I'm so with you.
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  We don't have time.
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  We don't have time.
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  We don't have time for all this science.
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  We don't have time for all the science.
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  I love that.
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  Great.
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  I need you to read the headlines.
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  Because I got you.
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  Ready?
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  Yeah.
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  Great.
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  Okay.
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  Okay.
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  What's the first one?
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  Okay, headline number one.
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  Let me pull that.
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  Okay.
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  Headline number one.
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  An OpenAI agent tunneled out through DNS to ask another chatbot for help.
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  So OpenAI hit pause.
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  Did you have time to dig into this one?
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  I did, I did.
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  And I did.
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  And you know what?
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  Okay.
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  I've been thinking a lot over this weekend, just, like, as a little mini tangent, you've seen Jurassic Park.
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  You know, like the beginning of Jurassic park where you're like.
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  They're like, oh, we have this island and we're, like, going to put dinosaurs on it, and we think that's a great idea.
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  And the whole time you're kind of like, this is a bad idea.
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  Like, why didn't anyone stop you?
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  It kind of feels like, we're in Jurassic park right now.
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  Like, feels like we're in Jurassic park, but they think.
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  But we're so much smarter than we would have been back then.
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  They're like, we made the island.
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  We, like, put some fences up.
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  We.
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  We, like.
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  There's fog around the island.
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  You can't even see to get there.
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  Like, it's gonna be fun.
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  Yeah.
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  Yeah.
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  People are gonna come.
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  It's like Disney World.
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  That's gonna be.
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  So.
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  That's a great analogy.
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  It does a.
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  It is a little bit like.
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  Yeah.
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  And so I'm glad that.
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  So OpenAI was running another, like, training experiment where, like, the.
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  The bot had to look for something inane, and it didn't have access to the research.
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  Just research.
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  Just research.
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  And then it realized that it's DNS.
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  Like, it realized that.
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  I believe it.
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  Yeah.
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  I don't have it in front of me.
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  Do you?
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  It was its DNS, I believe.
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  Okay.
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  Yeah.
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  A hundred percent.
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  Here's.
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  And.
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  And I didn't really understand, Like, I had to explain it, like, figure out how to explain it to myself, because I didn't get how this.
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  Yeah.
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  Worked.
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  But basically, exactly like you said, they put it on an island.
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  They were like, you don't have access to the Internet.
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  All you have is access to, like, these web pages that we've, like, pre.
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  Downloaded for you.
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  That's your Internet.
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  Yeah.
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  And the only thing that you can do is what's, like, a good DNS analogy.
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  Like, yellow pages, which all I.
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  Is always my.
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  Which I tried to use with my niece.
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  And I was like, you know how there was a phone book?
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  And she's like, what?
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  And then you're like, shit.
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  She's like, do you mean everyone's phone number you could find?
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  It was, like, published.
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  And I was like, yeah, okay.
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  Actually, it's so.
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  I haven't.
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  That.
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  That is such.
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  That must be such a crazy concept for them.
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  Yeah.
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  She was like, that's insane.
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  I was like, I guess it kind of was insane.
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  Yeah.
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  You're like, yeah, but, like, you couldn't text.
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  It's not like someone's gonna blow up your phone.
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  Like, yeah.
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  Oh, my God.
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  That is.
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  Yeah.
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  So DNS is like a phone book, though.
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  Like, DNS is like a phone book.
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  And what the AI figured out is that in the.
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  Like, it.
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  It couldn't pass messages to the outside world because it couldn't access the Internet, but it could basically embed the.
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  Like, secretly embed the questions it was trying to get answers to in the DNS request itself.
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  So instead of being like, if the.
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  Hopefully I'm making this analogy.
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  Right.
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  But, like, if the DNS request was like, you know, look up the.
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  Like, look up the phone number for Sarah chips.
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  Instead of it being look up phone number for Sarah chips, it's like, look up the phone number for, like, what is the capital of France?
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  And, like, that's the question.
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  And it used that to, like, get in touch, basically, with, like, a chatbot on the outside to try and get answers to the question, which, like, clever girl.
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  Clever girl.
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  Which, like, kind of impressed.
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  Great job.
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  Yeah, but I'm glad they're.
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  They're pausing it, but I don't know, they have to, like, restart it.
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  Like, they don't have to.
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  But it's a funny thing.
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  I mean, it's a big thing for them to say we're pausing our.
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  Yeah, well, I guess, like.
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  I guess, like, the thing that was like, a big deal here, because it wasn't like any.
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  You know, no one was.
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  No.
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  No one was harmed by this experiment.
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  Yes.
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  But, like, one.
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  It was resourceful in a way.
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  She was clever in a way no one saw coming.
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  Okay.
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  Yeah.
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  Which, like, a little scary.
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  That keeps happening.
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  Keeps happening.
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  The second thing is, like, the, like, alert of like, hey, whoa.
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  Like, she's doing something.
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  Went off a little late.
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  Took them, like, a little while to figure out.
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  And it took them, like, two and a half hours to shut the whole thing down.
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  So then they were like, yeah, okay, maybe, like, we'll just.
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  We should just chill and.
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  Yeah,.
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  I don't.
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  Yeah.
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  I don't know.
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  Tbd.
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  Yeah.
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  What were.
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  If you were them?
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  So someone said something to me recently which was.
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  I thought was interesting, was like.
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  But I just don't think they're that dumb.
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  Someone was like, if you're OpenAI, you, like, maybe clone a version of the Internet and, like, give these agents their own Internet so that they don't break into ours, but I just don't.
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  And so maybe that works because if you're just, like, doing research, it could do the research, but it's not.
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  What's the difference?
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  Because it's like, it would be just like, a snapshot of the Internet and not something can actually impact.
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  So instead of like.
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  And so then.
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  But you could only get to a snapshot of public sites, and so it's gonna get out to, like.
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  Yeah, a snapshot would just be like, public sites.
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  But even if it's a snapshot, it's not.
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  They're not like, static.
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  Right.
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  Like, it can still interact with.
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  I Don't.
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  Yeah, I don't really get that.
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  I don't know.
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  Because I guess it, like, it's thinking, oh, if it's like, I guess in the case here.
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  So this was another case of like this age.
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  This, like, model had a task that was like, do research on X and it couldn't get to the Internet because.
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  And so it broke into the Internet again.
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  So I guess the theory is if it's do research on this and you give it a copy of the Internet, it could do the research, but at some point it's going to hit a.
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  Like, at some point it's going to hit a wall.
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  It's like.
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  And it's going to get to the.
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  Real Internet, I think.
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  Yeah.
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  I mean, well, this just gets back to the misalignment thing we were talking about.
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  Yeah.
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  Where like.
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  Yeah.
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  The crazy thing here is like, even in like this one case of like, it's just a research, like, it was, it was like, it was chill.
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  It was a chill experiment.
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  This wasn't like a.
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  Do it at all costs.
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  Wasn't even like that big of a deal.
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  And it still, like, went through.
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  And it's concerning.
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  Yeah, it's concerning.
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  Another day, another.
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  Another OPEN AI.
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  Why are we only hearing about open air here?
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  Because I know OpenAI is not the only ones that this is happening with.
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  Okay.
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  Eddie, edd, are you listening?
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  Yeah.
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  Just make sure that you're not only picking on OpenAI and we get a full picture of, like, what's going on around here.
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  Yeah, Yeah, I think that's.
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  I think that's interesting.
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  I, I'm interested into why we're only hearing about OpenAI when it comes to these.
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  I mean, the, I didn't, I haven't read it in full, but like, OpenAI published the.
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  Their, like, review of this on their, like, Alignment blog, which is cool.
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  I didn't even know they hadn't.
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  Neat.
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  Yeah, Fascinating.
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  Okay, so want to go move on to the next one?
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  Yeah.
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  Sarah, I didn't get this at all.
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  I need your help.
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  No, I didn't get this one at all.
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  Well, I didn't dig into this one.
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  I, like, did.
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  And I still don't get it.
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  So, like, it's something about, like, I was having a really hard time understanding the analogy.
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  I think it basically is saying something.
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  No, I'm not even going to try it.
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  I'm confused.
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  Yeah, Yeah, I, I was immediately.
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  Okay.
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  I was immediately bored after I read the first two sentences because it was like the.
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  Some.
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  It was something like the single word Prompts.
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  You can predict single reaction to single word prompts based on the model's activity.
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  Previously.
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  I don't.
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  I don't care.
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  So.
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  I don't care.
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  I.
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  I never need this.
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  I.
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  Yeah.
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  Okay, great.
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  Okay, we're moving on next.
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  Okay, the next eight AI because we.
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  Gotta get to the last one.
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  Because I just.
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  I'm so excited to talk about the last one.
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  Obviously.
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  We gotta get.
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  We gotta.
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  We gotta clear space for that.
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  Okay, we gotta.
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  We gotta get to it.
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  We gotta get to it.
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  Okay.
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  Eight AI models walk into an 8x8 grid.
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  Deep Seek has not run.
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  It has not won once.
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  Sad, sad for Deep Seek.
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  I love that Eddie decided to just like put Deep Seek on blast in the headline.
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  Hilarious.
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  This is the most important part of this whole thing.
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  Well, it's also funny because there's a couple of different.
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  You could have had a few different headlines here.
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  You could have had the Deep Seek going after Deep Seek version, which is this.
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  You also could have had one that was like eight AI models walk into an eight by eight grid.
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  One of them survived by hiding the whole time.
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  Turns out that was maybe a strategy.
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  And that was Kimmy.
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  I love that strategy.
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  That's usually my strategy.
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  It's not a bad strategy.
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  Like, it's not a bad strategy.
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  Kimmy basically hided.
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  Hided.
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  Kimmy basically hided.
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  Kimmy basically hid and avoided fights.
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  And me and Kimmy.
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  That works well usually.
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  Usually what I'm doing also classic.
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  That Grok was like aggressive as hell.
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  This, I mean this is really making a lot of sense.
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  I really, I thought this was neat.
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  So this is basically someone set up a like battle bot, like battle it out little like 816 bit type game where it's like turn based and they fight.
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  Which really made me think of.
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  A couple months ago I went to this cool thing called Battle Snakes.
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  Where.
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  Battle Snake.
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  I know, right?
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  So I brought my niece because I was like, I want to introduce you to like the world of like hackathons.
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  So I brought my niece and it was basically there's a game Snake.
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  You know what?
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  Like it's the.
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  Yeah, the one.
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  And so basically it was like an automated.
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  You had to build an automated Snake and like autonomous Snake where like I did my Snake program, you did your Snake program.
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  And then it just gets uploaded to the tournament field and run.
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  And whoever's program wins based on our strategy.
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  Okay.
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  Moves on to the next round, which is really fun.
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  We like built a.
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  We built a Snake.
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  And then what I found really fascinating about it was there's a lot of coders there who, who didn't want to use AI because they wanted to do like classic coding.
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  They were there for the love of.
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  The love of the code.
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  And, and.
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  But we were like, yeah, let's just get.
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  So we spent the whole time on the color of our snake, like the, the avatar.
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  You know, the important stuff.
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  We won, we got to the semifinals.
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  We won casual.
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  We won, but to the semifinals.
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  We didn't win.
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  We got to the semifinals.
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  But it similar where it's just like an 8 by 8 grid.
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  I think ours was like a 12 by 12 grid.
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  So you're right.
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  Same thing.
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  Because you're testing the, the underlying strategy basically.
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  Yeah, yeah.
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  So this is, this is cool.
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  It's neat.
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  Check it out, Check it out.
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  Cool.
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  Neat.
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  It's interesting to see how each of the models like went about trying to win and each of them def.
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  I don't know, it's.
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  It, it.
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  It personifies them a bit.
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  And I like the visuals.
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  Okay, Sarah, let's get to your favorite part.
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  The one cool thing.
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  This one or one cool thing?
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  Yes.
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  Okay, you want me to read the headline?
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  Yeah, read the headline.
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  Okay.
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  The headline is Claude Opus 5.5 made a whole music video for I'm upping my P Doom and the code is open.
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  And where is this on GitHub.
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  What's the GitHub link?
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  The GitHub link is all posted here, but it's John Hybel PDoom video.
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  GitHub.
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  Yeah, PDim video.
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  Okay.
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  Did you watch the video?
• 14:42
  I haven't watched the video yet.
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  I only watched the stills.
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  Okay, watch it now.
• 14:46
  Okay, I'm gonna watch it right now.
• 14:48
  Well, you're watching live.
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  I'm just gonna watch your face and describe it.
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  Okay.
• 14:52
  We could play it.
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  I'm sure there's no good.
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  I'm sure there's no.
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  Like, how do I.
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  Oh wait, hold on.
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  It's in there.
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  If you go to the repository, it's like right under the little animated gif is like a link to the full video.
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  I see song how.
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  Wait, where I also made it.
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  There is a link to the full video which is where inspired by this post song lyrics.
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  Why can't I find it?
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  There's like an animated.
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  There's an animated gif.
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  Oh, it's under that.
• 15:29
  Oh, right under this.
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  Yeah, yeah, there's right the link right.
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  Under the gif with the link GIF takes me to Claude Animation base.
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  That's not right.
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  Claude Opus five point.
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  Oh, here we go.
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  Got it.
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  Got it ready?
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  I'm going.
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  Yeah.
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  Gotta play it loud to me over there.
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  Hold on.
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  Okay.
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  All right.
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  Recap is worth it.
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  It's so good.
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  It's like I'm up in my P2.
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  I actually can't hear it.
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  You're like.
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  Speakers are blacking out.
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  But wait, wait, wait.
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  Hold on, wait, hold on.
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  First of all, wait, did.
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  And wait.
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  Whoa, whoa.
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  Did it use Suno?
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  It must have.
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  It's so good.
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  It's such a good music video.
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  It's such a bop and it's terrifying.
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  Claude Pop.
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  I love.
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  Wow.
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  I'm still processing it.
• 16:49
  So PDM is a reference to, like, a metric to an online metric, which is like how close to ultimate doom we feel we are because of the machine.
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  Yeah, Ironic.
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  Ironic.
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  And the first verse, like, the first verse is all about the machine making the human there, becoming the human's master.
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  And it's like, now the human works for the machine.
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  Sparks of AGI in your eyes your circuits make me nervous that's no surprise There was a sudden drop in your training loss I'm your servant and you're my boss.
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  The pre chorus is chatgpt.
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  Please don't eat me alive.
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  Oh, my God, this is.
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  It's so good and defying.
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  I.
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  Okay, you know what's cool also is because this.
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  Because the source code is here.
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  Like, we could rerun it on our own.
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  Like, we could.
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  With our own prompt.
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  Like, we could make our own music video for something.
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  And we should.
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  We should have Eddie something for Eddie.
• 17:59
  I love that.
• 18:00
  Or we should let Eddie make his own music video.
• 18:03
  We should let Eddie make his own music video and release it.
• 18:06
  I love that idea.
• 18:09
  I'm a little scared.
• 18:10
  But, like, we should try it.
• 18:12
  I think something that's interesting.
• 18:15
  This is, like, so over the weekend or like, late last week, Gavin Newsom announced that he has created a switch.
• 18:25
  Like, he has put four people, one of whom.
• 18:28
  So four people have their hands on the switch that can turn off the AI.
• 18:33
  Wait, okay, now I have to research this more because now I'm saying it out loud, it sounds insane.
• 18:39
  So just to recap, Gavin Newsom created a switch that can turn off AI, and four people are sitting there and they can flip the switch.
• 18:49
  Okay, I'm going to ask them because one of them is someone I know and one of them is a friend.
• 18:53
  And so I'm going to ask for more details about the switch.
• 18:55
  But I did text them and say, you need to have 24 hours security of people that are not allowed to have any digital Devices or families.
• 19:06
  Wait, I'm sorry, repeat that.
• 19:08
  Say that again.
• 19:09
  I said they need 24 hour security of people that are not allowed to have any digital devices or access to the Internet or families.
• 19:18
  That's who is selected.
• 19:20
  No, no, no, that's my.
• 19:22
  That's my.
• 19:23
  That's your.
• 19:23
  That's your security that they need.
• 19:25
  No.
• 19:27
  Yeah, well, okay, wait, no, I'm reading the thing.
• 19:33
  You're right.
• 19:34
  Yeah.
• 19:34
  He issued an executive order to implement basically like an AI kill switch or like third party oversight of.
• 19:44
  Of kill switch.
• 19:45
  Of a kill switch for frontier models.
• 19:49
  How.
• 19:49
  Yeah, here's what's.
• 19:51
  Here's what I don't really get is like,.
• 19:58
  How are they implementing it?
• 19:59
  Yeah, because he's.
• 20:01
  That's what I want to know too.
• 20:02
  And then you have the.
• 20:03
  Yeah.
• 20:03
  At this point, this is why, like, the conversation around borders and like boundaries and stuff is so, like moot.
• 20:13
  Yeah.
• 20:13
  It's like AI doesn't.
• 20:15
  This stuff doesn't play within the bounds of like, oh, California.
• 20:19
  Like, it's interesting.
• 20:21
  I want to.
• 20:22
  Yeah.
• 20:22
  I want to know more about this.
• 20:23
  Maybe we can research for next app.
• 20:26
  Okay.
• 20:27
  But this, this music video made me think they should sit a little closer to the switch.
• 20:32
  But it's a bop.
• 20:34
  I agree.
• 20:36
  I fully agree with that.
• 20:37
  Wow.
• 20:39
  I'm like stunned.
• 20:40
  I'm still stunned.
• 20:42
  I'm up in my bed.
• 20:43
  But it also kind of was a.
• 20:47
  It was a little like churches vibes, you know, Like.
• 20:51
  Ooh, yeah.
• 20:52
  You hear that?
• 20:53
  Yeah.
• 20:53
  Yeah, that was great.
• 20:55
  Okay.
• 20:55
  Wow.
• 20:58
  Whoa.
• 20:59
  All right.
• 20:59
  Well.
• 21:00
  All right.
• 21:00
  Good, good, good.