Google's Deep Mind has created a new organization that is focusing on AI safety.

This comes as they've received a bunch of criticism on their Gemini model.

Today on the podcast, I want to be talking about what this new organization is going to

focus on, what they're going to do, what the criticism they've got traditionally from.

Before we get into this, I want to say that today is the last day of the AI

box crowdfunding campaign for my very own AI startup AI box. If you're interested in investing,

this is the last day we've been running this campaign for three months. Today is the final day.

You can go to republic.com slash AI dash box. I'll leave a link in the show notes. Check out how much we've raised,

whether you're an investor or not. Go check out the project there. This is the final day.

And so we're super excited to wrap it up and say a huge thank you to everyone who has

participated and been involved since the very beginning. We're now focusing our attention on

launching the platform. and we're super

excited to begin this next phase. But today is the last day. If you're interested in investing,

the campaign is closing today. And so this will be the last chance to come in in this kind

of crowdfunding way. So I'll leave a link in the show notes and you can go check that out.

So what I want to say is that this new project that Google DeepMind is, is, you know, focusing on this new organization,

this new AI safety play that they're making is because of some, I believe a lot of this is

because of some criticism they've gotten. So right now if you ask Gem Gemini, which is, of course, Google's kind of flagship chat

GPT competitor, their generative AI model, if you ask it to write you some, you know,

deceptive content about the U.S. election, it's going to do it.

If you give it the right prompt, right, if you can kind of sweet talk it and trick it. If you ask it about,

it recently was criticized because people were asking it about the future Super Bowl game and it

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