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Thank you, Steve. It's a pleasure new podcast series called The Last Invention. Andy, welcome.

Thank you, Steve. It's a pleasure to talk to you, a big fan of you and the work you guys are doing at the dispatch.

Well, likewise, and I'm very interested in letting our listeners know a little bit more about Longview.

We'll get to that at the end, but I want to start at the beginning.

What is this series about and why did you call it the last invention?

Well, what started off as a curiosity about a debate happening inside of the world of artificial intelligence grew over months into this very fascinating

backstory to this moment that we're living through right now, where I know that politics

is interesting, and I know that it feels as if the state of the world is in many ways,

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