NexTech3D AI Corp (NEXCF)

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ignatiusrielly35, Yes, the Podcast was very wordy, but I found two interesting points in it.

What is NEXCF telling its shareholders?

1. The Podcast refers to Evan Gappelberg as the "Acting" CEO. Is this an unofficial announcement of a change to Gappelberg's status at the company?

"Evan Gappelberg - Acting CEO of Nextech3D.ai"

2. It sounds like Evan Gappelberg is having second thoughts about AI. The following is from the written version of the Podcast.

"All I know, Ryan, is that I don’t think we’re quite ready for the power of AI. I don’t think we’re quite ready to become second fiddle to another alpha, I don’t think we can handle it. I don’t think we have the right governance in place. I don’t think as a species that we’re really, I don’t know. It’s very, very concerning to me, and if you think back, Elon Musk and OpenAI, Sam Altman, and all these guys originally didn’t want it to be a for-profit company. They knew, and these guys were way smarter than me or any of us. They knew the power of AI. If they thought it was just like a regular tech, they would have just tried to monetize it but they knew it was super powerful and very unpredictable and hard to control and so they tried to turn it into something that wouldn’t be a species killer, wouldn’t actually get unleashed, and it didn’t work. The reason it didn’t work is Sam Altman released it, ChatGPT, and once he did that, the arms race began. Google, Microsoft, all the big boys threatened. Meta is now releasing open-source AI, which is also concerning, right? Because it’s kind of like a mini-brain. It’s not as powerful as open AI, but they’re giving a lot of power into the hands of the public, and while we’re pretty nice people, the only thing I could come up with would be helping me write a press release or something, or helping me with AI search engines for 3D models, something that’s pretty benign."

Food for thought!