Jamie Metzl

And so you don't want your machines functioning as second-rate humans or your humans functioning at second-rate machines.

And that's the name of the game.

My whole thing since I was a little kid, I was one of those annoying little kids, as I imagine you were.

Sure.

Who's just saying, why?

Why?

I don't get it.

Explain it.

Why?

That doesn't make sense.

And I just think we live in cultures and we inherit a lot of things.

And I think that's great.

We have cultural legacies.

We're speaking in a language, English, that neither of us invented, but it creates a set of possibilities for us.

And so I massively value the cultural inheritance.

That's why if you and I just were on our own to go to some desert island somewhere, we would have a very hard time, an impossible time replicating the most basic aspects of our society.

But I just think it's very healthy for thinking people to challenge and say why.

And sometimes that pushes you and me into questioning things saying this doesn't make sense.

And sometimes like with this new book, The AI Ten Commandments, this is a really interesting opportunity.

What could it mean?