Jack Clark

You're assuming that quite quickly, in six months' time, Chinese companies will catch up or whatever.

Let me be challenging for a second and unfair maybe.

I guess...

The anxiety, if you were listening to this, is that's maybe a little bit too confident and optimistic.

You've sort of described a scenario which is a bit bumpy, but we come out the other end and things are a bit better.

Somebody listening to that might say, well, isn't there a scenario where actually that could be pretty catastrophic?

That period you've just described, before the white blood cells get going and some companies fail to adapt, some do, might actually be a description of AI models unleashing tens of thousands of unbelievably aggressive, effective cyber attacks, which could do shattering damage to the global economy.

Okay, my follow-up question.

Yes, your follow-up challenge.

My follow-up challenge, right.

So you basically, the narrative we got is you chose, you realized you had this thing.

You chose not to release it.

Thank you, right?

But again...

Listening to that, it's a bit like, well, these guys kind of built a nuclear bomb and they decided that was a bit dangerous.

So they decided on their own volition not to let anyone have it.

That's a bit worrying because that implies there isn't at the moment a government regulator

or somebody who told you, you can't release this.

Because now we have to gamble that it's not just you're being good guys.

Apparently, the guys running Gemini have to be good guys.