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The $10B Satellite Empire Putting AI in Orbit, Why Chips Beat Rockets & China's #1 Open Model | EP #266

Explore episode Jun 26, 2026

When a baby is born, they learn and become intelligent and ultimately self-aware and conscious by interacting with the physical world. They are not a brain in a vat. AI, at the minute, the LLMs are basically brains in a vat.

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When Anthropic says the best way to hurt China is to curtail open source, what that means is the best way to help Anthropic is to curtail our open source competitor, whether it's from China or the United States. And that's just, that is kind of un-American.

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The truth is no one knows the future. So what those assumptions mean are we should regulate this based on our own personal predictions of the future. But the history of being right about those predictions is pretty limited. And so we should be really careful about that because those are all self-serving.

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You can't have AI is both the most intelligent thing in the world and it generates gibberish hallucinations and the answers are wrong and you can't rely on it. Like those both can't be true at the same time.

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If AI were already wiping out huge swaths of jobs, we would see that in our data. And so whatever effect it's having, it's subtle right now.

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If it happens in a way that looks more like that China shock example, where we see whole categories of jobs wiped out more or less overnight, where it's not clear what direction you should go in because all the other careers you can imagine are also getting wiped out — that is the kind of disruption that could be really painful, not just for some individual workers, but for the economy as a whole.

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We may right now still be in this scoop part of the J where actually, if anything, it may be making us less productive in the moment, even though it will have this big positive effect on our productivity and then maybe ultimately on our jobs down the road.

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We just actually a few days ago got a statement that was signed by around 200 economists in which they warn that this could be an unprecedented transformation of our economy, larger than the Industrial Revolution, but unfolding over a vastly shorter period of time.

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