Dario Amodei

And so, you know, again, if we had the time and we should do this, we should try to do this even even if we don't have the time.

Is there some way of.

reconceptualizing constitutional rights and liberties in the age of AI.

Like, you know, we don't need to write a new constitutional, but, you know.

But you have to do this very fast.

Do we expand the meaning of the Fourth Amendment?

Do we expand the meaning of the First Amendment?

Yeah.

You know, I, I think there are definitely going to be things that go wrong, particularly if we go quickly.

So I don't know to back up a little bit, because this is one area where people have had like just very different intuitions, right?

Like there are some people in the field, like Yann LeCun would be, would be one example who say, look,

we program these AI models, we make them like, we just tell them to follow human instructions and they'll follow human instructions.

Like, you know, your Roomba vacuum cleaner doesn't go off and start shooting people.

Like why is an AI system gonna do it, right?

That's one intuition.

And some people are so convinced of that.

And then the other intuition is like, we basically, we train these things.

They're just going to like seek power.

Like, you know, it's like the sorcerer's apprentice.

Like, how could you possibly imagine that like, you know, they're not going to, they're a new species.