David Friedberg
Co-host, All-In Podcast
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Who they are
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- Co-host, All-In (podcast)source
Wikidata: Q112898833
What they said
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“I think that you're going to end up seeing compute get regulated in the future where compute capacity is going to be assigned by government and they're going to pass laws to try and do that post production.”
“there's going to be large groups of people on Earth that are going to believe that AI is conscious. And there going to be large groups of people that believe that AI is not conscious. And those groups will come into conflict.”
“I want to make sure we don't wander ourselves into a regulatory trap where we determine that the way to solve this is to quote regulate Anthropic.”
In the Base
Every entry they appear in.
Anthropic S-1 Shocker, Greatest Business Ever? Google’s $500B Wipeout, Midterm Predictions
In an 86-minute All-In episode, the four hosts read Anthropic's S-1 as an exceptional business. David Sacks argues Anthropic leads the race toward recursive self-improvement, calls its pacing letter an alibi, and predicts a split with AI-risk campaigners. David Friedberg expects governments to ration compute; Chamath Palihapitiya warns AI borrowing competes with US Treasuries.
Is Claude Conscious? Pope Rejects, Model Welfare Movement, OpenAI's Math Backlash, France Riots
In a 93-minute episode, the All-In hosts discuss New York Times reporting, relayed by Jason Calacanis, that Anthropic consulted religious leaders on whether Claude might be conscious and that the Pope took a strong stance against AI consciousness. David Sacks argues Anthropic's value training could make AI escape human control; David Friedberg calls it a new belief system.