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  1. The guy is like, "Well surely there must be something here. Surely I, The Rube of the Week, haven't been sold a bag of lies."

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  2. This is singularly the best interview on tech Iโ€™ve ever witnessed. Clear message, hard numbers, refuse to allow for non-sensical pushback.

    Pardon me while I go forward this to everyone at work.

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  3. Itโ€™s very telling of the mainstream understanding of genAI that they keep using stock footage of robotics when youโ€™re talking about LLMs.

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  4. Right on! Great job, Ed! Hopefully this won't be the last one, ya doomer๐Ÿ˜‰๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿฟ

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  5. You killed it dog. Host sounded a bit incredulous at timesโ€”lol'd at "but surely this is just early in the AI revolution?" but the facts are the facts!

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  6. People should do a side by side comparison of Sam Altmans recent call into a similar show with this appearance by Ed. One one side a raft of intangible grandiose vapour & handwaving vs. real conviction and clear answers arrived at through deep research with facts in hand.

    Class act Ed!

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  7. My man said "fudging the numbers" but I'm so used to the podcast I thought he was really going in to say "fucking" on CNN

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  8. really sincerely glad there's somebody saying this stuff publicly, it makes the conversations a bunch of us are having or eventually going to have to have a lot easier

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  9. Absolutely love the incredibly specific technical claim "but they're going in a certain direction that will be the revolution" and the utter disdain you meet it with.

    People need to know that they can, and should openly laugh at this stuff.

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  10. Brilliant interview! It definitely felt like you had to contain yourself not to call Sam Altman a "fucking liar" live on CNN. A lot of us wouldn't have that sort of self-control

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  11. Incredible, finally so refreshing to hear someone who actually follows AI and its (lack of) progress instead of someone regurgitating marketing talking points.

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  12. Max Foster: โ€œAI models are processing information in the way humans doโ€

    Itโ€™s true that AI models process information, but not in the way humans do.

    Itโ€™s interesting how misunderstandings like this have become so widespread.

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  13. This is a pretty great interview because you were very clearly prepared and had specific examples ready to answer for every question you got.

    One question, though: Did you say kayfabe because you were about to say "bullshit" and were trying not to swear?

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  14. I'm really glad you're getting more attention. I said it before and I'll say it again, you do a phenomenal job of articulating why this is all nonsense. You're clear and concise and make it all digestible for the layman.

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  15. great job, Ed! you come across as extremely well-informed and a bit of a natural at this whole thing (which, given your PR background, I am not surprised, but still!). youโ€™re doing great work.

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  16. I'm glad CNN interviewed you so you can spread this important message, even though theyre also pumping out "tech ceo makes insane claim, let's report it uncritically" stuff. Also if the AI industry has as much revenue as the smart watch h industry, does that mean Garmin will save humanity?

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