I think generative AI is at its heart a

con. And seeing these ultra-rich,

ultra-powerful people laugh at you like

that turns my stomach. The word con is a

strong word.

>> Well, what do you call something where

from the very beginning they've sold it

in the terms of magic, but it's just a

half-arsery machine.

>> They are misleading the entire world.

>> You are the first person that I've

spoken to that has that opinion.

>> Well, the fact that this is happening is

insane and the fact it's not a scandal

is insane. And I've been in the tech

industry for 16 years now and I love

technology and I'm enthusiastic about

it.

>> But I don't like being misled. And this

is the largest non-consensual push of

technology in history.

>> So, we're going to play a game, Ed. I

have the things that you consider to be

myths about the AI industry.

>> Let's play it.

>> The AI industry is creating enormous

economic growth.

>> No, it's not. All of these companies run

at a horrifying loss. Open AI lost $20.9

billion last year. None of these people

can just say, "Yeah, we're on the path

to making this profitable." Because they

can't.

>> Next one.

>> AI will replace all human jobs. That

just isn't happening. There's no

economic data to support it.

>> Next, the United States need to spend

trillions to beat China in the AI race.

>> What's the race to do for us to

constantly piss our pants worrying about

China? But people keep saying, "What if

these models fall into the wrong hands?"

They're already in the wrong hands. Mark

Zuckerberg, Sam Altman, Dario Amodei.

>> Mark Zuckerberg who says, "We'll

continue to invest aggressively in

infrastructure to meet the demand."

>> God matters a monstrosity. Makes me

think of Shrek with Lord Farquaad. Some

of you may die, but that's a risk I'm

willing to accept.

>> If only these people gave a about

poverty or actual problems in the world

versus, "Are we buying enough GPUs?"

>> If this continues, [music] what does the

future look like?