Alexandr (Alex) Wang

But we need to coordinate on its use towards, for lack of a better term, scary things like bio or cyber warfare or the list goes on.

So...

Long story short, I think the path really is some kind of, you know, sometimes we talk about like an AI oil spill or some kind of incident that really causes the international community to realize like, hey, we have to start coordinating on this.

Right now, I mean, we have a lot of work to do, for sure.

We have to build strategies to have energy dominance, to have data dominance, on the algorithms, I think we'll be okay.

They're going to espionage, but I think we'll be okay on algorithms.

We need to ensure we have chip dominance long-term.

We need to make sure all this lends itself to military dominance.

I totally agree with you.

I mean, we need to...

we need to today ensure that we have the proper strategies in place so that we stay ahead on all these areas.

The worst case scenario for the United States is the following, which is CCP does a large scale Manhattan style project inside their country.

realizes they can start, because of all the factors that we've talked about, they realize they can start overtaking the US on AI.

That lends itself to extreme hyper-military advantage, and they use that to take over the world.

That's like worst-case scenario for the US.

If US and China AI capabilities are even just roughly on par, I think you have deterrence.

I don't think either country will take the risk.

I think if U.S.

is way ahead of China, I think you maintain U.S.

leadership.