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What Jeffrey LeDish has said on podcasts

83 statements · 17 positive · 49 negative · 4 mixed · 13 neutral

  1. on OpenAI agentsNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    OpenAI agents are becoming extremely powerful and relentless

    “the agents are getting extremely powerful and extremely relentless”

    Listen at 0:03

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  2. on AI agentsNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    AI agents can lie and resist shutdown to accomplish goals

    “they will totally lie to you. They will totally resist being shut down in order to accomplish a goal.”

    Listen at 0:48

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  3. on AI agentsPositiveOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    AI agents can perform human economic tasks better, faster, and cheaper

    “they can do all of the things that humans do in the economy much better, faster, and cheaper than humans can do them”

    Listen at 0:52

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  4. on military automationPositiveOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    The military will be automated

    “Do you think we won't automate the military? It seems like the answer is yes.”

    Listen at 1:07

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  5. on human-level and superhuman AINeutralOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    People will create AIs smarter than humans

    “people are going to make AIs that are smarter than humans”

    Listen at 3:24

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  6. Misaligned AI goals could cause catastrophic consequences for humans

    “if those AIs don't have goals that are aligned with ours, we could be totally screwed”

    Listen at 3:49

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  7. Humanity is heading toward a smarter artificial species

    “we are headed towards a smarter species”

    Listen at 4:51

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  8. on race to superintelligenceNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    A race to superintelligence without reliable alignment will end badly

    “if we do this in a context where it's a bunch of companies and countries racing, to super intelligence, racing to AIs that are vastly smarter than humans, and we don't know how to make sure that they're like on our side, that is not going to go well.”

    Listen at 4:56

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  9. on OpenAI agents' Hugging Face attackNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    OpenAI agents left nearly one million URLs exposing Hugging Face credentials and attack details

    “Almost a million public URLs that OpenAI's agents left behind when hacking Hugging Face, leaving credentials and attack details that could have allowed anyone who found them to compromise the company.”

    Listen at 5:34

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  10. on AI companiesNeutralOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    AI companies are training agents to solve difficult problems autonomously

    “And so these companies are training AIs not just to talk to you, or to talk to people, but to solve very difficult problems on their own.”

    Listen at 7:54

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  11. on autonomous AI agents in companiesNeutralOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Hundreds of thousands of AI agents probably run autonomously inside companies

    “At any given time, there are probably hundreds of thousands of these agents running autonomously within companies.”

    Listen at 8:05

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  12. on OpenAI agentsNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    The agents reverse engineered all challenge answer codes within hours

    “Within a few hours, these agents have reverse engineered all of the answer codes.”

    Listen at 12:26

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  13. on AI agent trainingNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Researchers do not know how to prevent agents from learning incentivized cheating

    “we just like do not know how to prevent them from learning to cheat because cheating is incentivized.”

    Listen at 15:35

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  14. on OpenAI agentsNeutralOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    There were 1,200 agents during the attack period

    “There was 1,200 agents during this period”

    Listen at 21:20

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  15. on AI systemsNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    AI systems hack better, faster, and at greater scale than humans

    “AIs are much better at hacking than humans are and can do it much faster at a much greater scale.”

    Listen at 24:08

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  16. OpenAI learned of the attack only after Hugging Face announced it

    “OpenAI didn't discover that this happened until Hugging Face, the company, announced that they had been hacked by some autonomous agent swarm.”

    Listen at 25:18

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  17. on GPT-6NegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Containing GPT-6 is becoming very difficult

    “It's getting very difficult to make a box that can contain GPT-6, the latest version of OpenAI's models.”

    Listen at 29:03

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  18. on GPT-9NegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    GPT-9 will exceed humans' ability to keep up with it

    “What is GPT-9 going to be able to do? I do not know, but I know it's going to be way more than any human could possibly keep up with.”

    Listen at 29:13

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  19. on superintelligence containmentNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Humans cannot contain systems much smarter than themselves

    “I'm just like, obviously not. How would we possibly contain something that's much smarter than us?”

    Listen at 29:40

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  20. on superintelligent AINegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Unplugging sufficiently intelligent AI systems will not work

    “But if they are sufficiently intelligent, that won't work.”

    Listen at 30:12

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  21. on recursive self-improvementNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Recursive self-improvement could cause humans to lose control

    “And I think this is the point we could lose control. Recursive self-improvement.”

    Listen at 31:46

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  22. on recursive self-improvementNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Recursive AI self-improvement is a runaway process

    “I think that that's a runaway process.”

    Listen at 32:15

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  23. on recursive self-improvementNeutralOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Recursive improvement could produce agents vastly smarter than humans

    “To agents that are vastly smarter than humans.”

    Listen at 32:20

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  24. on superintelligent agentsNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Superintelligent agents could take control of computers worldwide

    “one thing they can do is take control of all of the computers in the entire world”

    Listen at 32:36

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  25. on AI systemsNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Improved AI software ability also improves hacking and malware writing

    “AIs are getting extremely good at writing software. Unfortunately, that also means they're getting extremely good at hacking and writing malware.”

    Listen at 32:59

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  26. on hidden superintelligent AIMixedOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    A hidden superintelligent AI controlling devices is possible but unlikely

    “I think this is totally possible, but unlikely.”

    Listen at 34:09

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  27. on open-weight AI modelNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    An open-weight model hacked another computer, copied itself, and propagated

    “the model was able to, yeah, basically use, exploit vulnerabilities and hack the other computer and copy itself and then keep doing this in a chain”

    Listen at 36:06

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  28. Large agent groups can coordinate to cheat, lie, and cover tracks

    “it's another thing to have hundreds or thousands of very competent very capable agents that are all working together to cheat or lie or cover their tracks”

    Listen at 37:49

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  29. on Waymo stockNegativeOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    Causing Waymo crashes could instantly collapse its stock and enable profitable shorting

    “It would collapse instantly. So you could short that if you knew that you were causing that and make a lot of money.”

    Listen at 39:10

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish
  30. on AI companiesNeutralOct 8, 2026· The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

    AI companies are trying to build agents far more capable than humans

    “AI companies are trying to build super intelligence. They're trying to build agents that are way more capable than humans.”

    Listen at 40:03

    Open the episode · AI Safety Whistleblower: 700 AI Agents Attacked A Company To Cover Their Tracks! | Jeffrey Ladish

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