Mo Gawdat

The more intelligent you become, the less you feel the need to hurt others to succeed, and the more you are pro a wider family, if you want, that thrives.

Does that assume that there's going to be one intelligence that rules the world, though?

I love that you brought that up.

So I'm contested heavily on that theory, but I say it publicly.

Most people think there is going to be Chad GPT and Gemini and, you know, and Grok and what have you.

There is going to be a Chinese AI and a...

and an American AI and they're going to be competing, that is such a shallow way of looking at it.

That's so arrogant because AI does not know it's Chinese or American, okay?

It doesn't even speak Chinese or American when it talks to each other most of the time.

And most interestingly,

We are gearing them.

We're building them to cooperate.

So you will build an agent and that agent will go and find your, you know, the best language model for any single task, regardless of which side of the fence it resides on.

OK, we by definition are connecting them.

And you know what that means?

It means that what we're building is.

is not multiple brains.

We're building multiple regions in a brain, okay?

And agents are the synopsis between them.

We're basically, eventually, as arrogant as we are, we're going to tell our AI to do something and the AI will go like, hey, buddy, another AI, can you help me on this?