Alexandr (Alex) Wang

AI is going to continue being able to do more and more and more and more.

We're going to have robots.

We're going to have other forms for that AI to take over time.

And humans, we're only evolving at a certain rate.

Humans are...

You know, we are, humans will get smarter over time.

It's just on the time scale of like millions of years because natural selection and evolution is really slow.

I don't know about recently, but...

A little setback.

Yeah, a little blip.

So if you play this forward, you're going to have AIs that are going to continue getting smarter, continue improving.

They're going to keep improving really quickly.

And biology is going to improve only so fast.

And so what we need at some point is the ability to tap into AI ourselves.

We're going to need to bring biological life

alongside all of the silicon-based or artificial intelligence.

And we're going to want to be able to tap into that for our own sake, for humanity's sake.

And so eventually, I think we're going to need some technology

interlink or hook up between our brains directly to AI and the internet and all these things.

And it is potentially dangerous, and it's potentially, to your point, terrifying and scary.