Alexandr (Alex) Wang

I don't think at this point, realistically, we can stop them from having this capability that I described.

So then you go to the next layer down.

So Intel.

So

Well, the next layer down, the next two things that you look at is, okay, how does AI impact Intel?

And how does AI, how can we, what is the adversarial AI dynamic?

Like, can we use our AIs to sabotage their AIs?

Can they use their AIs to sabotage ours?

And it's like AI on AI warfare, effectively.

Then when you look at that scenario, okay, so let's dig into that.

The first level analysis here is kind of what we were talking about before, which is that probably just boils down to how many copies of these AI systems do I have running versus how many copies do you have running?

So it turns into a numbers game.

If I have 10,000 AI copies running and you only have 100 AI copies running, then I'm still going to run circles around you.

And that boils down to who else?

How so?

So let's say you have 100 AIs.

I have 10,000 AIs.

I will take half of my AIs.

I will take 5,000 of my AIs and just focus them on hacking your AIs.

So they're all going to be looking for vulnerabilities in your information architecture, in your data centers.