Gus Docker
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341 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Aug 2025
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Another way for them uh would be to collaborate with non-democracies that are perhaps controlled by a a single, a small group or or perhaps
Even a single person.
And in that way it seems like perhaps it's easier to get something done in a non democracy and and that is a way to to uh grow fast and uh and so perhaps there are incentives uh for companies to place more resources in in non democracies.
What do you think about the the prospect of non democ democracies out competing democracies when it comes to AI?
I think
of stand up to them.
Yeah, that that would be more of my assumption.
That w I would assume here that perhaps democracies with market based economies ha have an advantage just because you can you can do kind of bottom up knowledge discovery, you can try different things out, you can see what works, you can have competition between companies and so on.
And perhaps in in non-democracies, well, I mean, there you can you can have one person or a small group stake out of direction for what the country should do.
But if that
direction is w is wrong, it's probably difficult to change course.
This is a bit of a tangent, perhaps, but I I'm thinking whether so if you have a leader of a country that has a lot of power, perhaps complete power over that country, and that leader is equipped with AI advisors advising him and kind of laying out kind of the landscape of options for him to choose from, wouldn't his decision-making still be, in a sense, bottlenecked by the
fact that he's a human, by the fact that he has these these flaws that we all have, the biases that we all have.
So even with fantastic advice,
I think it's it's quite plausible that that he would still make the same mistakes that we see leaders make today.
Seeing things uh from above, right?
From kind of like ten thousand feet.
How should we think about mitigating the risk of coups here?
Is it is it about removing people that would use AI to commit coups?
Is it about kind of finding those people uh in the militaries, in the governments, in the companies perhaps?
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