Fred Heiding

So we're not going to find all the vulnerabilities that we use because these will be outdated and then new ones will be created.

And I just really don't like the world where humans have no say in finding vulnerabilities because we will just be

at the mercy of AI to do this.

And to me, that's terrifying.

I agree with all those points.

What I would add here, and you mentioned it briefly, Tristan, is just not just educating the government or bringing companies in, but also educating the people, right?

And making sure that everyone sees AI as big of a threat or even bigger than nuclear weapons.

I do personally believe that AI is important.

much more of a threat to humanity than even nuclear weapons.

I mean, nuclear weapons could kill a lot of humans, but I think it wouldn't extinct us as a race.

I do believe that AI could completely enslave the human race in ways that sounds like sci-fi, but it's not.

We already see...

totalitarian regimes, like look at North Korea, to some degree China.

Russia has parts of this.

They're just without AI.

It's just people with smart uses of technology.

And these smart uses of technology make it really, really easy for a few people to control a population.

And

I think people don't understand this the same way they understand that nuclear is bad.

And if people would understand this, they would put pressure on companies, on governments to just drastically change what we're doing.