Max Tegmark

Again, let's get it.

Remember, open AI is, GPT-4 is a baby AI.

Baby, sort of baby proto, almost little bit AGI, according to what Microsoft's recent paper said, right?

It's not that that we're scared of.

What we're scared about is people taking that who are

who might be a lot less responsible than the company that made it, right?

And just going to town with it.

That's why we wanna, it's an information hazard.

There are many things which are not open sourced right now in society for very good reason.

Like how do you make,

certain kind of very powerful toxins out of stuff you can buy at Home Depot.

We don't open source those things for a reason.

And this is really no different.

And I'm saying that.

I have to say it feels in a way a bit weird to say it because MIT is like the cradle of the open source movement.

And I love open source in general, power to the people, let's say.

But there's always going to be some stuff that you don't open source.

And, you know, it's just like you don't open source.

So we have a three-month-old baby, right?

When he gets a little bit older, we're not going to open source to him all the most dangerous things he can do in the house, right?