Andrea Miotti

Yes, specialized AIs that can help us.

Sure.

So I think first of all, there's, it's really healthy to have skepticism of big tech, right?

Like we have seen this, you know, time and time again, I completely understand where this is coming from.

Time and time again, big tech tries to sell their new thing.

You know, is it the metaverse?

Is it NFTs?

And like very often these things are dead ends.

So skepticism is completely understandable.

I think with AI, what we're seeing, though, is a combination of the technology does work.

Especially right now, things like the Cloudbot and things like Cloud Code have shown a lot of people, especially in software development, that these AI systems can develop software faster and better than most humans.

It's working.

I think it's denying reality to say that it's not becoming powerful.

And at the same time, a lot of these warnings come outside of the industry.

We have people like Geoffrey Hinton who quit Google and then went on to win a Nobel Prize and lost probably millions of dollars from doing that to speak about these dangers.

He's not self-interested in this.

We have many ex-company employees that are quitting, again, leaving a million dollar packages on the

on the floor to speak out about these risks, saying that this is what they're hearing inside of these companies, this is what they are worried about.

So a lot of people, not just those with financial interests, are speaking out.

And even with the CEOs, let's take them at their word.