Dario Amodei

Yeah.

I mean, look, look, just to be clear, I think the attitude we've taken as a company is very much to be about policies and not the politics.

Right.

You know, the company is not going to say Donald Trump is great or Donald Trump is terrible.

Absolutely.

And for example, that's one reason why I'm worried about the, you know, the autonomous drone swarm.

Right.

So the constitutional protections in our military structures depend on the idea that there are humans who would, we hope, disobey illegal orders, you know.

With fully autonomous weapons, we don't necessarily have those protections.

But I actually think this whole idea of constitutional rights and liberty along many different dimensions can be undermined by AI if we don't update these protections appropriately.

So, you know, think about the Fourth Amendment.

It is not illegal to put protections.

Cameras around everywhere in public space and, you know, record every conversation.

It's a public space.

You don't have a right to privacy in a public space.

But today, the government couldn't record that all and make sense of it.

With AI, the ability to transcribe speech, to look through it, correlate it all, you could say, oh, there's this, you know –

This person is a member of the opposition.

This person is expressing this view and make a map of all, you know, 100 million.

And so are you going to make a mockery of the Fourth Amendment by the technology finding kind of technical ways around it?