Michael Heat: Yes.
Katie Drummond: We need to make more reports on this topic. I think that the compensation of people in the Silicon Valley is fascinating.
Lauren Goode: Well, if someone would like to weigh, if you are a recruiter, if you are a person who has been submitted from one of these offers from the Meta Superinteligence laboratory, we want to hear from you.
Michael Heat: Massive money.
Katie Drummond: Certainly yes.
Lauren Goode: Our signals are available.
Michael Heat: Massive money, without a whamma.
Lauren Goode: Now we know what Katie would leave us to work for Marek Zuckerberg.
Katie Drummond: One hundred million dollars is a lot of money. It’s a lot of money.
Lauren Goode: It’s a lot of money.
Katie Drummond: It would be hard for me. I don’t think I can do it.
Lauren Goode: Yes. If you invest, well, it would be a lot of money for children’s “children” of your children.
Katie Drummond: I know, but then I would have to tell my child what I do, and I don’t know if I can do it. I am completely candid. I don’t think I can do it. Let me explain that many fantastic people work in Meta. I mean that this is not a rejection of anyone’s professional decisions or choices or the place where they decided to work, taking into account my origin and what I earn for life, yes, I don’t know. I don’t think I can do it.
Michael Heat: You can be part of the superintelligence revolution.
Katie Drummond: Doesn’t want.
Michael Heat: Maybe just operate chatbot, and then you can feel that you are part of it.
Katie Drummond: Yes, please. I have pressed and highly personal questions about chatbota meta, and as soon as we get off this recording, I go to ask them all in private.
Michael Heat: I can’t wait to read them on [inaudible 00:30:11].
Lauren Goode: Katie is how to separate from a working project that locked me in the room for two hours every week?
Katie Drummond: Oh my.
Michael Heat: Ok, let’s take another break and we will come back with the recommendations.
All right, I both thank you for a great conversation about superintelligence. So I think it’s time to give our listeners something from our own super -intellectual human brain, our recommendations for a week. Lauren, would you like to go first?
Lauren Goode: Vivid. I recently learned that using AI generative tools such as chatgpt, you can do color analysis. Have any of you ever did that?
Michael Heat: NO.
Katie Drummond: NO.
Lauren Goode: So this is a thing that is part of the world of beauty influencer online, in which you usually pay someone, sometimes a man, sometimes an application that has a human contribution to analyze the color of your hair, skin, eyes, skin tone, and tell you what season you are, and then tell you what clothing you should wear in a way that accentuates the whole situation.