Emad Mostaque

Okay, so... And it learns.

It constantly learns.

This is the other thing about robotics, actually.

We kind of skipped over.

So, yeah, robots are getting massively capable, and they're heading towards human levels, just like self-driving cars.

Actually, they're pretty much here.

You can get a Waymo and a Cruze and just go around San Francisco, right, without any human drivers.

That what happens with kind of AI copyright and other things like that.

Do they have to close their eyes not to train or do they train on everything they see?

And does it disrupt blue collar work?

So you'll get a billion billion robots.

We're not sure, but that'll be slower than what we have right now, which is information robots, the GPT fours and others of the world.

Those spread much faster.

You don't actually have to build a fricking robot.

No, I think that'll probably kill us.

Ah.

Well, that's hopeful.

Yeah, it's a race.

Because it's being programmed to do a restrictive action.

So if you want to really stop it from creating another AGI, you have to get rid of the humans that could create it as well.