Mustafa Suleyman

None at all, right?

So someone can copy it and repost it and post it again, and it's going to spread super fast.

It needs to continue because people get enormous benefit out of it.

At the same time, if something were to go wrong, it's just software.

So I just think it's a new type of challenge that we haven't yet faced yet.

I think people often forget the internet is quite regulated.

So someone can copy it and repost it and post it again, and it's going to spread super fast.

So it's not like this is the internet is this kind of free-for-all, chaotic, open domain, right?

So I just think it's a new type of challenge that we haven't yet faced yet.

There's a whole bunch of things that you can't find on the web, or you have to really work hard to get on the dark web and find pretty ugly stuff.

I think people often forget the internet is quite regulated.

It's not like the internet is this free-for-all, chaotic, open domain.

And it's illegal, and if you get caught doing it, you're in deep trouble and stuff like that.

There's a whole bunch of things that you can't find on the web, or you have to really work hard to get on the dark web and find pretty ugly stuff.

So it's not like it's just going to be a total free-for-all.

And

In general, I think most people do want to do the right thing.

It's illegal, and if you get caught doing it, you're in deep trouble and stuff like that.

So this isn't about worrying about your average user.

It's not like it's just going to be a total free-for-all.