Konstantin Kisin

So you can't do the thing we're doing in Iran, but you just take out their top leadership.

Okay, so yeah, you're right.

It would be incredibly...

For that reason, it matters that there's a balance of power as we go into this world with AI.

Now, honestly, I don't think we know what the balance of power should look like.

Should it be that there's many different AIs that are competing against each other and that helps humans stay in power?

There's problems with that approach.

Maybe we can have AI supervise each other.

And so if any of them go out of whack,

Different AI systems are monitoring them.

But it's genuinely a tough thing that most of civilization is going to be run by AIs.

They're going to have all these advantages over us.

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

How do we make sure of that?

I think it's a tough question.

Here's one way to approach it.

So we're going into this period with a lot of advantages, humanity is, right?

Like, we have all the stuff.

AI is going to need all the things that we have to keep.

AI needs the chip fabrication facilities where you make more chips to build more data centers.