I've compared this moment to 1939.

This is the Manhattan Project.

Similar to the Apollo project that put a man on the moon in 1969.

This is an all-in national effort to take the power of AI to use the world's largest supercomputers to advance innovation and science.

This is just extraordinary. I think this could be the greatest

accelerator for human knowledge in the US yet if it's properly funded and executed. Genesis 1 is

God created the heavens and the earth. Finally, we have the tools to be actually able to understand

them properly. Application of large amounts of compute with the reagents allows us to unravel

the mysteries of the Earth and the universe.

You know, if we went back to the beginning of the year,

did we predict that we'd be here

or is it moving faster than even the few of us could predict?

Now that's a moonshot, ladies and gentlemen.

Hey guys, welcome to our emergency pod for Thanksgiving week.

A lot going on here.

Genesis mission, we're going to be talking about that.

We'll talk about Anthropics, U-Claude 4.5.

I'm here with AWG, Mr. EXO, and thank you,

Imod, for joining us. I know this is Thanksgiving for you in England as well, isn't it?

It's Thanksgiving for everyone. Ah, yes, for sure. So I wanted to start with a question, which is, what does Thanksgiving look like in the year 2035? I'm curious. Is it going to change it all?

Saleem, you want to kick it off? Is 2035 far enough a way to make a difference?

It's a hell of a difference. I mean, look, by that point, we should have the cost of Thanksgiving dinner dropping by 10x.

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