Emad Mostaque

And that's changed forever.

So that's why I was like, let's pay attention to this now.

Let's broaden the discussion.

Let's ask hard questions.

Let's try and answer hard questions because we don't have answers.

And this is the only time you can do it because like I said, right now, everyone's getting ready for the next generation supercomputers.

They hit at the end of the year the next year.

And then you go from two, three companies that can build these models to 2030.

And you get to 200, 300.

And so if you don't have some principles in place, then these models will affect every part of your life without you being part of that discussion.

I don't think that's right.

The hardest question I think we need to ask is how we adapt to potential wide-scale job loss.

Yeah.

And yeah, there's this concept of all watched over by machines of loving grace, right?

And that's scary.

You're saying?

Who knows?

Like once we build something that's more capable than us, all bets are off.

The only way to perfectly align a system is to remove its freedom.

Well, this is the thing.