Konstantin Kisin

No, okay.

I got to stop saying.

You love hearing it.

No, so...

We've been discussing this idea.

Okay, suppose we succeed at getting the AIs to be these unsullied who will do exactly what you tell them to do.

Okay, who should they listen to, right?

Should they listen to the end user?

So when you and I go talk to ChatGPT, we're the end user.

Should they listen to us?

Now, here's the problem.

Some end users are just using ordinary things, helpful things.

The Taliban is an end user.

The Ayatollah is an end user.

The CCP is an end user.

Should they just... Okay, so should the model company get to decide, hey, OpenAI says what kinds of things are okay to do and what are not okay to do?

And OpenAI says, you can't use systemic bioweapons, but you can use it to go write some software.

Okay, but are you going to give...

you know, these huge armies, basically the future labor force, are you going to give control of that to a couple of private corporations?

Okay, so then you say, well, we can't have private corporations.