Dario Amodei
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1,812 appearances
10 recordings
8 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 12 Jun
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Maybe you lean into the human side of it.
If we had enough time, that would happen.
But reshaping industries like that takes years or decades, whereas these economic forces driven by AI are going to happen very quickly.
And it's not just they're happening in law, the same thing is happening in consulting and finance and medicine and coding.
And so you have this, it becomes a macroeconomic phenomenon, not something just happening in one industry.
And it's all happening very fast.
And so my worry here is that the normal adaptive mechanisms will be overwhelmed.
And I'm not a doomer.
The view is we're thinking very hard about how do we strengthen society's adaptive mechanisms to respond to this.
But
Yeah, that, you know, and I would argue that in many cases we do want to stay in charge, right?
That that's a choice we want to make, even in some cases when we think the humans on average make kind of worse choices.
Worse, worse decision.
I mean, you know, again, life critical, safety critical cases.
We really want to turn it over.
But there's some sense of, you know, and this could be one of our defenses.
Society can only adapt so fast if it's going to be good.
Another way you could say about it is, you know, like.
Maybe AI itself, if it didn't have to care about us humans, you know, it could just go off to Mars and like build all these automated factories and build its own society and do its own thing.
But that's not the problem we're trying to solve.
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