David Sacks

There's a complicated game theory on this, but what would happen if China had sufficiently advanced models and sufficiently advanced scaled deployment of those models relative to the United States?

There's a complicated game theory on this, but what would happen if China had sufficiently advanced models and sufficiently advanced scaled deployment of those models relative to the United States?

As you do that analysis, you realize, wait a second, that's probably not a healthy place for the world to be.

As you do that analysis, you realize, wait a second, that's probably not a healthy place for the world to be.

It's also probably not a healthy place for the United States to be the only one with AI.

It's also probably not a healthy place for the United States to be the only one with AI.

And so I think what we end up seeing

And so I think what we end up seeing

is if we do try and slow down AI, we kind of lose this moment of balance that's necessary when you have a technology proliferation, like we saw with the arms race after World War Two, that, you know, we're gonna see again here.

is if we do try and slow down AI, we kind of lose this moment of balance that's necessary when you have a technology proliferation, like we saw with the arms race after World War Two, that, you know, we're gonna see again here.

You look like an ostrich, brother.

You look like an ostrich, brother.

Those are ostriches.

Those are ostriches.

There's not adult male legs.

There's not adult male legs.

You've been working on it.

You've been working on it.

We can revisit our earlier conversation about an anti-tech, anti-AI, anti-progress world and society ahead.

We can revisit our earlier conversation about an anti-tech, anti-AI, anti-progress world and society ahead.