we're not going to be searching on Google anymore. We'll just ask Google a question and Google

geos the answer. That's it. So now, imagine now, sort of the next step is like all of your

answers, the way you perceive the world, the way you understand the world, comes through a language

model. Now, this language model is regulated by what I call the speech police, basically, and they say, okay,

well, in order to, you know, make our language models safe, you know, remember under the

AGI red herring, we have instituted all this regulatory bodies.

We now approve language.

This is the ultimate, kind of like, I view this risk as kind of like an all well mixed

with inception.

And like everything you know and understand about the world comes through a set of language

models that have been basically narrowed in to acceptable language, acceptable speech,

acceptable ideas.

And that's what everybody knows.

Yeah. acceptable speech, acceptable ideas. And that's what everybody knows. Hey, everybody. Welcome to The What Is Money Show. I am thrilled to have you here joining me on my

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These first nine episodes are my series with Michael Saylor,

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