Mo Gawdat

But there is a very big difference between a company that willingly does this and celebrates it like a Palantir or an OpenAI or a company that tries to resist it until the point where it becomes impossible to continue to do business.

And you have to question from the actions of the tech bros who is pro-humanity and who isn't.

And it's not very difficult to see that from their statements.

I genuinely have never made up my mind, honestly, Steve.

I say that with, yeah, I'm either thinking he is too, this is too big for him.

And he just is driven by how, you know, he found himself in the middle of this.

You know, anyone who finds himself in the middle of an opportunity to completely flip the world upside down.

Or he's not pro-humanity.

I don't know.

I definitely think he's pro-open AI before he's pro-humanity, but that's only the way I see it.

Others, however, say it publicly.

You know, if you look at Palantir's Alex Karp or Peter Thiel, I mean, Peter, again, in the film is shown when he's in that interview where they say or the interviewer asks him,

But you're in favor of the continuation of humanity.

And he pauses.

Yeah, for like 40 seconds.

Like, I'm not sure, you know, I mean, publicly says that.

Crazy thing to say.

That's a crazy, you know, pause there.

You know, Alex Karp celebrating how, you know, his technology is able to target people.

I know it's foolish of me to start bringing all of this up, but, you know, this is public on the open internet and somehow we entrust those people with the future of humanity.