Alexandr (Alex) Wang

And so then what happens, I think what it'll do is it'll create dramatically more weight on the few decisions that humans make.

So any decision that, like, all the way to the extreme, right, is, you know, the president or, you know, whomever making decisions about, do I let my AI collaborate with another country's AI?

Like, that'll be, like, a decision of just, like, dramatic consequence, much higher consequence than, like, similar decisions today.

So I think it, almost to your point, it, like, it will...

As it accelerates, we'll end up at a place where you're right, it all boils down to human decision making, but those decisions will carry like a thousand times more consequence.

Yeah.

Who all are you working with?

Well, so first thing is we're pretty picky about who we work with.

Ultimately, just because we only have so many resources.

And building these systems and building these data sets is pretty involved, as we've discussed.

So our aim generally is how do you work with...

the best in every industry.

You know, how do you work with, you know, like I was mentioning, the number one bank, the number one pharma, the number one telco, number one military, et cetera.

The only addition to this that I would say we viewed as important is how are we... As we play the tape forward and everything we're just discussing, it's really important that...

as much of the world runs on an American AI stack versus a CCP AI stack.

That becomes really, really important.

And it matters not only for

ideology and, you know, kind of as we were talking about before, like propaganda and control and all that kind of stuff.

But it also really matters just for like, you know, at a pure operational level, like we're going to want to be able to have as extended of AI capabilities as possible.

Yeah.