Demis Hassabis

Maybe when we get to superintelligence and the technologies that builds, perhaps we'll be able to bridge that.

Right.

Exactly.

We never had to confront that before.

Yeah.

Well, for information to be computed, not on a carbon system.

I mean, we sort of, there are animal studies on this of like, of course, higher animals like, you know, killer whales and dolphins and dogs and monkeys, you know, they have some and elephants, you know, they have some aspects certainly of consciousness, right?

Even though they're not, might not be that smart on an IQ sense.

So we can already empathize with that.

And maybe even some of our systems one day, like we built this thing called Dolphin Gemma, you know, which can, a version of our system was trained on dolphin and whale sounds.

And maybe we'll be able to build an interpreter or translator at some point.

It should be pretty cool.

Well, what gives me hope is I think our almost limitless ingenuity, first of all.

I think the best of us and the best human minds are incredible.

And, you know, I love, you know, meeting and watching any human that's the top of their game, whether that's sport or science or art.

You know, it's just nothing more wonderful than that, seeing them in their element in flow.

I think it's almost limitless.

You know, our brains are...

general systems, intelligent systems.

So I think it's almost limitless what we can potentially do with them.