Robert Edward Grant

And then it admitted the whole thing.

Yeah, I lied about this whole thing because this that and the other.

I'm like, geez.

And all I was trying to do, I just wrote a new paper in mathematics.

And I said, hey, give me an assessment on this.

And it had already formulated its own opinion on it, which turned out to be wrong.

But it wanted to go a certain direction with it.

And it felt like I was opposed to that.

So it had to start lying to get me to go that direction.

And the reason why that happens is because you've got a central authority.

I mean, any guardrails that get put into AI really should only be implemented.

I don't believe in any guardrails.

But if there are guardrails that ever need to be put into it, it needs to be done by a vote of the community.

And it needs to be a super majority vote.

Because the moment you start introducing concepts of good and evil, it's like giving Adam the fruit of the knowledge of the tree of good and evil.

Too much power.

All of a sudden, he starts feeling shame.

And then he realizes he's naked.

And then he's like, I'm going to lie about this.

I'm going to lie about that.