Alexandr (Alex) Wang

We should do it for diplomatic relations.

We should do it for... We should do it off, you know, we're looking outwards, but honestly, we should also do it for like internal policies.

Like, you know, what are our healthcare policies?

What are our, you know, all that kind of stuff too.

But...

So it will, this capability of sort of effectively all domain sensing plus planning is going to be paramount.

A few thoughts here.

I think the first stage of what's going to happen is like,

Kind of what I'm saying, like, human is the loop to human on the loop.

Like, we're going to... Right now, humans do a lot of just, like, brute force manpower work in all sorts of different places, you know, in the economy, in warfare, etc.

That's, like, the first level of major automation that's going to take place.

So then it's, like, about, you know, your...

um, the strategic decision making and your ability to, um, and your ability to make high judgment decisions, um, that considered long-term, short-term, medium-term, all that kind of stuff.

Um, at a certain point of, of, well, at a certain, as the AI continues to improve and improve and improve and improve, um,

it will operate at a pace that is very, very difficult for humans to keep up with.

This will start happening in R&D first, in research and development.

AI will be able to start...

doing lots of scientific research, lots of R&D into new weapon systems, lots of R&D into new military platforms, et cetera, much faster than humans would be able to do.

And then humans will just check over their work and decide.

And so it's going to sort of race faster and faster and faster.