Ian Crossland

If the machine starts forcing people.

Oh, I don't know.

Just risk.

If it's so obsessed with preventing risk that it ends up overdoing it.

No, it's like giving antibiotics to cows even when they don't have sickness.

They do that in the industry sometimes.

Some people might argue that autism is a superpower, but if the AI is like, no, we must eradicate autism.

Say it will.

Even though, like, God... I don't think it can know everything that... I don't want to get too wonky about it, but what God knows.

You know, like, nature kind of dictates and changes things unexpectedly.

Yeah, I think it has 70 million exponents of ways of looking at it.

Like it'd be like a dog, a brown dog, a white dog, a black dog, a green dog, yellow dog, a brown dog with fur, with hair, and then it'll be like every extrapolation up to 70 million times.

Here's my predictive pattern.

I'm taking it to the next level.

I look at the world.

I see we have quantum computers in theory.

We have—

government that uses the best technology to its capability every time.

So that would lead me to believe the government has quantum computers that it's working on, which leads me to believe it has quantum AGI, that it has it.

And it's working with it in laboratories and talking to this alien intelligence.