Jason Calacanis

Yeah.

Let me then rephrase it.

Should China and the US come up with a simple battery of things that have to be tested before these go out, including bioweapons, terrorism, and that genre of in that vertical of just really known dangerous things, just like the FDA might test for poisons or contaminants in a food or a drug?

Would you be in favor of that?

I'm curious.

Self-regulation, sure.

That's a great point, because OpenAI is being sued right now by a kid who killed themselves after talking to OpenAI's model.

So you're correct in that, yes, after the fact.

One-way ratchet.

Yeah.

It's a one-way ratchet.

Yeah.

Second question then.

Chamath was saying, hey, nobody listens to these cab drivers or maybe the people sorting the packages.

Do they want the jobs or not?

Actually, the UK...

There was just a 60 Minutes special and UK and also Boston and New York are pretty adamant that they want humans to stay and they want to ban self-driving in those locations or severely limit it or maybe limit it in some way to let those people keep their jobs.

How do you feel about that possibility?

Is that something you...

think society should be open to some gradual licensing.