Max Tegmark

Even in cars, we've had enough vehicle terrorism attacks by now where people have driven trucks

and vans into pedestrians that it's not at all a crazy idea to just have that hardwired into the car.

Because yeah, there are a lot of, there's always going to be people who for some reason want to harm others.

But most of those people don't have the technical expertise to figure out how to work around something like that.

So if the car just won't do it,

And then once we start there, we'll also get into the habit of,

having these kinds of conversations about, okay, what else should we put in here and have these discussions?

This should be a gradual process then.

Oh, yeah, I know him quite well.

So they're two separate things.

Parts to your question there.

One of them has to do with communication, which is super interesting.

And we'll get to that in a sec.

The other is whether we already have AGI, but we just haven't noticed it there.

There I beg to differ.

I don't think there's anything in any cellular automaton or anything or the internet itself or whatever that has

artificial general intelligence, and that it can really do exactly everything we humans can do better.

I think the day that happens, when that happens, we will very soon notice, and we'll probably notice even before, because in a very, very big way,

But for the second part, though... Wait, can I ask?

Well, I agree that in a certain sense, the hardware processing power is already out there because our universe itself