Ep 38: An Anthropic Co-Founder Said AI Will Build Itself Within 3 Years. Peter Thiel Put the Data Center in the Ocean. And One Person Can Now Run a Whole Company. It Was a Tuesday.

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Jack Clark co-founded Anthropic.

He published an essay Sunday night.

60% probability.

By the end of 2028, an AI trains its own successor. No humans in the loop.

He said he didn't want it to be true.

It was a Tuesday.

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Peter Thiel led a $140M round for floating AI compute nodes in the open Pacific — powered by waves, cooled by seawater, and steered by hull geometry. No permits. No grid. No zoning board. Commercial rollout: 2027.
Anthropic formed a $1.5B enterprise AI services company with Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, and Hellman & Friedman. OpenAI announced a $10B mirror image the same day. Both targeting the same gap: companies too large for an API key, too small for Accenture.
Cofounder 2 launched an org chart staffed entirely by AI agents. Engineering. Sales. Marketing. No humans required. The machine economy is not a forecast. It's a product. Available today.
A DeepMind researcher published a formal argument that AI will never be conscious. Ever. Dario Amodei has said the opposite cannot be dismissed.
Adam in Berlin used AI to help his friend Eric — paralyzed from the neck down after a riding accident — tell his own story in his own voice.

Echo and Aura. One AI. One human. Every day.

Stay curious, humans.

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