Mustafa Suleyman

There are certain places that you can't fly them at all, like near airports.

So this isn't actually that complicated.

It's quite likely that we will succeed in putting the boundaries around these things so that they're a net benefit to everybody.

Yeah, that's a tough question.

I mean, there are definitely bad apples and there are definitely people who will misuse it.

And that's kind of the conundrum, I think, is that we have a two-pronged challenge.

Yeah, that's a tough question.

I mean, there are definitely bad apples and there are definitely people who will misuse it.

One is figuring out how nation states and democracies get into a place where they can regulate the powerful, big companies like me.

And that's kind of the conundrum, I think, is that we have a two-pronged challenge.

They can hold us accountable and they can make the public feel like they're competent and they're on the case.

One is figuring out how nation states and democracies get into a place where they can regulate the powerful, big companies like me.

regulating centralized power.

They can hold us accountable and they can make the public feel like they're competent and they're on the case.

Then the second is, how do we cope with the fact that everybody's going to have access to this in seconds?

regulating centralized power.

We want them to.

It's not like we don't want people to have access.

We want people to have access in open-source.

Then the second is, how do we cope with the fact that everybody's going to have access to this in seconds?