Chamath Palihapitiya

And so then it's also going to be who's watching the watchers.

So that's interesting in terms of the current moment.

So in the current moment, you're able to implement this.

You're able to find fraud and waste and all these problems that exist and all these errors and shitty software.

Once that's all been done, then what happens?

Yeah.

So this is where it gets weird, right?

Because...

When you're dealing with AI models that are capable of doing things that no individual human being could ever possibly imagine, and then you task it with a solution or with a problem, find a solution for this, and then it starts figuring out ways to trim this and implement that.

We have to make sure that these AIs act within the best interests of the human race.

Right?

Not the company, not the government, but the human race.

And you're also dealing with China.

You're also dealing with Russia.

You're dealing with other countries that are also in this mad race to create artificial general superintelligence.

That if we keep shutting down data centers, we keep hamstringing ourselves, China's not doing that.

No.

They're not doing that.

They're doing the opposite.

They're generating as much revenue that goes towards this problem as possible.