Corey Knowles

I think for me, the biggest unknown is how will the worst of the worst use it?

Like, I believe, I genuinely in my heart of hearts believe that at the other end of this, if...

If we can do the amazing things that I believe this and future technology from it are able to create as far as like what they could do for health care and longevity, what they could do for education, what they could do for an economy after we get through what I expect to be a really rough patch.

I think my biggest fear is that humans will ruin that.

And, you know, whether that is the worst of the worst humans or...

the best of the best models in the hands of the powerful only at some point, you know, which is why I'm still pro-open source despite the fact that it scares me to death.

Like, open source gives me the heebie-jeebies.

I fully believe that I need to be able to have one on my computer.

Because that is checks and balances against the powerful of the world, which is an important thing, and a good balance between the people and the powerful.

However, I fully accept that with that comes some scary risk.

And I don't know what that will come out like.

And I hope that we can find some ways to make these...

As safe as they can be without completely hindering innovation and the ability of the public to do what the private can.

With that said, Anthropic has, without a doubt, put as much into safety or more than anyone else.

It was there.

It was a key focus from the beginning, and they held to that for a very long time.

And they're in third or fourth, I would argue, right now, depending on who you ask.

Maybe less after we go play with 4-1.

But they're not leading the pack, and they have the trouble.

That's true.