Nikesh Arora

Yeah, there's no data entry.

That's an interesting point, yeah.

Let's talk about national security for a second.

I just want to maybe zoom out.

So the one side of mythos, as you said, is like the value that it has to you and to enterprises

The red team version of mythos is where foreign state actors can essentially create economic havoc inside of a country.

As these models escalate in their capability, what do you think should happen when these models are ready?

Username and password.

My password is password.

It's less about cracking some PG&E power generation facility.

It's more economic chaos.

Yes.

And so what do we do?

Do you think that there's a world in which these models become so good that you could see yourself advocating for more nationalism around how they're controlled and how they're managed and where we point them?

Or do you think there should be maybe a set of these models that never see the light of day, that only the NSA and other folks could have access to, or guys like you?

You want a control plane, a harness, and then... That's right.

Say that again?

The entire weights?

That's incredible.

Let me slightly pivot for a second.