Kara Santamaria

Of course, we need to do this.

We should intervene as surgically as possible.

So sometimes broad...

and regulations actually can do more harm than good because they can prevent legitimate research from taking place.

But then he said, what should we actually be worried about?

Well, number one, autonomy risks.

What are the intentions and goals of the country or the actor to

who is utilizing this technology.

Is it hostile?

What values does it share?

Could it militarily dominate the world?

Blah, blah, blah.

A misuse for destruction.

Assume that they follow instructions.

Um, could existing rogue actors who want to cause destruction, like, use or manipulate an existing armed force in that country to do this?

Is there a misuse for seizing power?

How could this affect economic disruption?

And then, of course, as we often talk about, what are the indirect effects of utilizing this new technology?

So there there was a Biden era executive order in in 2023 on the safe, secure and trustworthy development and use of artificial intelligence, which had a lot of potential regulations and safety nets put in place.

But what do you guys think happened to that?