Ray Kurzweil

But you can also, you know, I think AI is going to become ambient, going to be part of our lives.

It's going to be Jarvis is the closest example that I've seen in the movies.

And you can turn on, you know, your...

morals and ethics coach and have someone there to talk with throughout.

Like, I don't know how to think about this.

This is challenging me.

And have somebody that can help you think through and make decisions that are more moral and more ethical based upon what you've chosen.

It could be your Judeo-Christian.

It could be your whatever.

So I think that's going to be interesting as a thought partner, again, if that makes some sense.

Do you want to add anything there?

Yeah, so I'm writing right now book number three titled The Organizational Singularity, where the thesis is going to be that we're going to replace our human operating system in companies with an AI-based one.

So what is the stack of AI agents?

And one of the prime things that's emerging is a governance and ethics framework.

layer, we're seeing now AI running amok.

So we need some mechanism to police that and oversee that.

And I think once we evolve that, you have a feedback loop where you can design that.

I think one of the most profound opportunities to work with AI is to work out, hey, let's take the UN Charter of Human Rights or something similar and create a global standard for this that applies not just to human beings, but also to AI.

also to animals and anything that may achieve sentience at some point, because we don't know really what that is, right?

You don't know when that threshold gets hit.