Alexandr (Alex) Wang

How do we ensure that humans maintain real control over what matters?

Maintain control over our political systems, maintain control over our militaries, maintain control over our economic systems, our major industries, all that kind of stuff.

And I believe it's pretty paramount in the military.

You are not going to want to take, certainly, just as a simplistic thing, we're not going to give AI the capabilities to unilaterally fire nuclear weapons.

We're never going to do that.

And so, ultimately, so much of what is going to become really critical is...

the aggregation of information, simulations, wargaming, planning to humans to ultimately make the proper decisions.

And by the way, so much of this will start bleeding into the diplomacy, diplomatic decisions that need to be made.

It'll bleed into economic warfare.

Yeah, totally.

Because if you ultimately boil it down, what is the capability?

The capability is...

sensing and situational awareness.

So I'm going to know, I'm going to be able to go through troves and troves of data, OSINT, other forms of like open source Intel, different kinds of various Intel feeds that I have and know what is the current status, what's going on, what is the current situation.

It'll be able to aggregate all that data in to provide a comprehensive view as to what those behaviors are.

And it'll give you the ability to predict.

And

it'll give you the ability to effectively play forward you know every potential action you could take what would happen in those scenarios with some probabilistic uh view some some probabilities and then yeah you're going to use that

For every major decision, like the military and the government should use this for every major decision we make.

We should do it for trade policies.