We should talk about this this um AI

privacy issue that Sam Alman mentioned.

>> All right, that's a great segue because

I saw that as well, David Saxs, and uh

as our civil servant working on AI, this

is something where you can have an

additional contribution. There's more

work we can give you. All right, listen.

Here it is. AI user privacy is becoming

an issue because friend of the pod Sam

Alman says there is no legal

confidentiality when using his product

Chat GPT. Here's a 30 second clip again.

Friend of the pod fop Sam Alman on Theo

Vaughn.

>> People talk about the most personal

in their lives to chatt young people

especially like use it as a therapist, a

life coach, uh having these relationship

problems. What should I do? And right

now if you talk to a therapist or a

lawyer or a doctor about those problems,

there's like legal privilege for it. We

haven't figured that out yet for when

you talk to Chad GBT. So if you go talk

to CHP about your most sensitive stuff

and then there's like a lawsuit or

whatever, like we could be required to

produce that and I think that's very

screwed up. I think we should have like

the same concept of privacy for your

conversations with AI that we do with a

therapist or whatever.

>> Okay, Saxs, this is bringing up

something super important.

>> What's your take on it? Okay. Well, I I

think this is an interesting topic

because like copyright, this is an area

where we have existing law, but it does

make you rethink whether those laws are

truly applicable or make as much sense

in this new world. So, the existing law,

the existing example is search history.

You know, the government can get a copy

of your search history. They can

subpoena it.

>> Yeah. Every true crime story starts with

the person's search for how do I kill my

husband slowly with you know poison and

then they Yeah. That's

>> right. Exactly. The point is though that

I think Sam is right about the legal

treatment right now which is that your

chat history isn't any different than

the search history in the eyes of the

law. But it is much more personal. It's

much more interactive than your search

history. You are using it like you said.

You could use it as a as your doctor.

You could use it as your therapist. You

could use as your lawyer. And so the

ability for the federal government to be

intrusive is so much greater than with

your search history. So I don't know

what like the right policy should be

yet, but I I will say it does make me

uncomfortable.

>> Yeah, there's a market.

>> Can I make a recommendation to my AIR?

>> Yes, please. He's our

>> Why don't we let AI models get bar

certified and get medically certified?

So if the AI models, it turns out, are

actually proving to be more accurate,

more thoughtful,

more responsive, more reasonable,

whatever it is, whatever metric we're

using, and they pass the same criteria

as one would need to pass to qualify for

the bar or to qualify for a doctor

certificate. Why don't we do that for

the AI? If that then happens, then the

the same privilege occurs to the AI as

it does to the individual human that

does it. And now if you extrapolate from

where that takes us, if we're suddenly

giving AI the same sort of privileged

rights that we give to privileged

humans, where's that going to take us

ultimately with respect to the overall

rights for AI?

>> Well, and they have responsibility. Hold

on a second. I just want to point out

here once again, you have a mind-blowing

concept here. I've never heard anybody

vocalize that. Could they actually be

certified in that knowledge? And if they

pass the test, makes sense they would.

But then you also get responsibility. So

with great power comes great

responsibility. I will tell you this.

>> You can turn this stuff off. But this is

an opportunity. I'm going to send a note

to El.

>> It sounds crazy today, but I guarantee

if you put it on Poly Market, there will

be a date when this happens.

>> Let's do it. Poly market. Shout out to

Shane. Let's get that up there. I just

want to point out I'm going to email

Elon about this when I get off the pod.

>> This is an opportunity to create the

signal of the signal equivalent of an

LLM. The all of your chat should be

encrypted. All of it should be by by

default. encrypt it by default on Grock.

Make it so that Grock can't even see it.

They don't have it. So when you try to

subpoena it, you can do what Tim Cook

does, which he says like I don't have

it. You if you want to try to back door

it, you can. That's a market

opportunity. I can tell you I only use

the Brave browser and Brave search for

this reason. I don't want my search

history like saved somewhere or

whatever. That you can take control of

this as an individual, but the defaults

matter and you have to then do the work.

It's a great market opportunity. Hey

Chimoth, I don't even want to know what

you're talking to chat GPT about. What

are you What's in your chat GBT logs?

What's in there, Chimoth? How to extend?

How to get the extra centimeter? What's

in there? You trying to

What's in there?

>> I keep asking it to find me a moderator.

>> Oh, great. I keep asking it to find me a

participant who's not a douche. Um,

>> my god, you are so deep in your villain

era and you're leaning into it and I'm

so here for it. I love your villain.

>> You know why I am so

>> Why are you going into your villain era?

>> I am so riskon right now. It's like

>> it's liberating actually. It's amazing.

>> It's really amazing.

>> Is there any blowback to how outlandish

you've become this year? Any blowback at

all? Has it had any negative consequence

on business or hiring or anything?

>> No. But but outlandish? How how have I

been outlandish?

>> You're you're you're just filter off.

You're filter off as And I think it's

great. I think the over two windows

back. It's absolutely fantastic we're

seeing here. I asked Chad GPT about my

future and uh my IQ. It's very

interesting when you ask ChatGpt to

analyze you.

>> I suggest everyone do it.

>> Well, actually, yeah, when you just ask

ChatGpt or whatever, what do you know

about me?

>> And it's scary how much it already does.

>> It's scary. There's this great

personality test. You can put this

personality test into Grock and this guy

like made this prompt and it goes and it

tells you all your personality based on

your Twitter ex history. It is wild how

accurate it is. What does it say about

you, Jal? I'm actually curious.

>> It says the same thing about all of us.

We're all likeworked

narcissist ENTJ. You can literally run

the MyersBriggs against your

>> Yeah.

>> your chat history. It's actually But I I

like your mind-blowing concept there, by

the way, of like them becoming certified

in some