Konstantin Kisin

I mean, just think of it as more people.

If civilization had 10 billion more scientists, human scientists, would we make faster progress on aging?

I'm sure we would.

Here's another angle, mass surveillance.

The AIs have the potential to make authoritarian societies much more sustainable and powerful than they have been in the past.

A lot of the reasons that government has not been as authoritarian as it has in the past is that it's just physically not been possible.

How do we make sure that humans don't get totally disenfranchised?

Right.

How do we make sure of that?

I think it's a tough question.

Well, I can explain it very concisely.

The models are getting better.

And then we can be a little less concise.

I think it's, you're correct to point out that there's this huge discrepancy between what people are seeing in Silicon Valley and what people are observing outside.

It's frankly because of how useful the models are becoming at certain kinds of things.

So by models, I mean, you've seen Chad GBT.

You might have heard of things like Gemini from Google.

You might have heard of Clot from Anthropic.

And you might be using these models to basically do the equivalent of Google search, using it to replace sometimes any Google search.

Instead, I'm going to type it into chat GPT, see what chat says.