Konstantin Kisin

Again, I think, does that mean that when the rubber, what's the metaphor?

The rubber hits the road.

That makes sense.

It will be these discussions rather than how do we hit our revenue targets that will be guiding decisions.

I think probably it will be a mixture of both and it will be more of the latter than some idealists like to think, but less than maybe some cynics would assume.

I do think people, yeah, I've been generally impressed by at least what's how thoughtfully some people have thought about this issue.

I think there's this tough question that I don't know the answer to, but certainly we as a civilization will need an answer to.

Even if these top companies don't release these misaligned models that do bad things, somebody at some point will.

It's easy enough to train AIs and it's getting easier and easier over time that at some point the Taliban will have their super intelligence and every bad person you can think of will have their own super intelligence.

And the solution cannot be that the government or whoever builds a Panopticon such that they can control exactly who gets to build an AI.

At some point, somebody will be able to build superhuman intelligence in their basement.

And so we need a civilization that is robust to even bad people.

with superintelligence.

The only other solution then, if we don't allow for that, is some sort of global government that prevents the bad people from having AI.

And so how do you build a society that is robust to lots of people with superintelligences?

Francis Foster, published author.

I know.

Who would have believed that?

Not your parents.

There's a lot of people talking about problems, but you do it in such a funny way that it makes for a very nice, pleasant, enjoyable, lighthearted Reid laughing at your expense.