Grant Harvey

You know, there's like two or three other ones.

But but the the fourth one that wasn't added that we think we should add is it should not deceive humans.

And so part of that would be like, is there a way to almost hard code that like ability to deceive, like to to to make sure that they can't one misrepresent themselves as conscious when they're not.

And number two, deceive humans.

Is that even possible?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I agree.

Satya talks about that a lot in terms of like, who is liable when these things go out and make them, you know, a legal error or whatever, like who, who, who's responsible for the AI when they go out in the world.

You've worn in your essay, you've worn about granting rights, welfare or citizenship to AI.

There's like, that's where this goes with the model welfare model.

Of it all.

So what is there?

I know you mentioned we shouldn't just jump to regulation, but is there a specific legal or policy guardrail you would favor for avoiding that situation?

Or are you just not there yet?

What do you, I mean, you said you're working on this.

I mean, what are your hypotheses or how are you approaching trying to solve that problem?

Like maybe you're just actively thinking about it.

That's great.

That's cool.