Jason Calacanis

They're going to get sued for wrongful death.

When somebody runs over somebody else, and you could have implemented a solution that has a zero death rate.

That's very different from package sorting.

Okay, go talk to the package sorters is what I say, go talk to the people inside the Amazon warehouse, ask them what they would rather do at Amazon, ask them.

Yeah, sure.

But Gavin, what are your thoughts here on either one of those examples here?

Yeah, agreed.

I strongly agree.

It is.

Yeah.

This is a really important point you're making Gavin.

With flock safety, as but one example, we had an AI, there's an AI tool called flock safety.

It's cameras that use AI, monitor people who are committing crimes.

There's a privacy issue around it.

It is bottom up.

You just do it by town.

It's not top down and states can regulate it.

Same thing would probably happen with self-driving and states will probably have some say in how AI is deployed, even if maybe some centralized governments don't want to do that.

i really think this only comes down to the fox safety thing i think it's so good jason crime is now a choice yeah you know i think that yeah the cambridge yeah that's right voted to turn off gunshot detectors two days ago and wait which city did that which means cambridge cambridge cambridge that's the place where harvard is that's the place where harvard is so the geniuses coming out of harvard in that town decided gunshot detection

We don't want to occur.