Kara Santamaria

Of course it's amazing.

It's also like the best use for AI because that's like what it does.

All right, but what do you think the downsides might be of that?

Of course.

We don't know where the weaknesses are.

Oh, vulnerabilities in other people's code.

So it is its own hacker.

And a white hat and a black hat is only distinguished by who is behind it.

Of course.

Right.

Exactly.

Yeah.

And I think we also have to be kind of careful from our American perspective often when we talk about these things, because we are practiced in existing in a society and a governmental structure that had a fair amount of like democratic morals built in.

And so we're often saying like when a nefarious actor, instead of realizing that we may be that nefarious actor.

Absolutely.

Like, we are definitely at risk of our own government doing some pretty disgusting things with this technology.

It's not just them versus us.

It's not some boogeyman out there.

Yeah.

We're often like, China could, and it's like, no, but we could.