Jordan Crowder

And like I said, you can't determine the exact future, but you can at least get a good feel for what's going to possibly happen.

Wow.

What a cool interview.

Yeah.

It's nuts.

That's why I'm really an advocate for developing AI the same way we do like child development.

Like we need to be teaching AI, you know, with morals and ethics and the same way we would want to raise the human.

We need to raise it that way with that kind of respect because.

know it's it's going so fast it's exponential and people don't understand what's coming and how fast it's going to come we need to make sure that we're all on the same page like you know this is like our creation in a way so when you create something you want to give it respect and love and you want to like treat it with dignity and and instill in like ethics into it yeah and i don't see enough people doing that now no people are just using it for money right now exactly yeah and that's where uh the agi debate comes into play where do you stand on that like do you think you'll develop a consciousness one day

So I don't know if it will necessarily develop consciousness.

I think what happens is we actually create a vessel for consciousness to use in a way in the same sense that we don't necessarily create consciousness.

But like the human body, I look at it like you have a higher self and a human self.

And it's kind of like this is like a vehicle for your nonphysical consciousness to enter into and have this physical experience here.

It needs this body.

Same way if we want to go in the deep ocean, we need a submarine, right?

So you've got to have that vehicle because you're going into a new world.

This is a physical world.

Our consciousness is non-physical.

So I could see us creating robotics that are AI-powered that have all of the elements needed

to be a vessel for consciousness to enter into.