Antonio Gracias

Personally, I think we're in an arms race.

with every country, so if we get moral and stop doing something, somebody else will do it.

I mean, do an alt history, Sachs.

What would happen if Kamala Ding Dong was in right now and we'd have like no data centers?

I don't necessarily think there's two sides to it.

I think there's a ton of nuance here.

On the economic part of it, I mean, what Tom showed, exactly, you pointed out with the Internet.

The Internet, people were worried about the Internet.

I mean, people have been talking about robot takeover since the Civil War.

Every new technological wave that we go through unleashes a period of almost mass hysteria.

And it's understandable because the world completely changes.

However, on the economic side of it, what you're seeing with the programmers is exactly what we should expect from AI on the economic side.

It makes people more productive.

The more productive people and businesses become, the more activity we have, the more economic growth we have.

That's the good side of AI.

Now, go on the complete opposite side, the politics side of it.

You know, we've got a bunch of autonomous robots running around.

How easy would it be to arm one and then have complete plausible deniability when you say, go murder my neighbor?

There's definitely some guardrails, as Tom said, that needs to be put up here.

However, there's another argument there, too.