Roman Yampolskiy

Yeah.

Because there is no privacy.

Because it does have access to your thoughts.

So you tailor your thoughts in order for you to be safe and so that you don't feel the pain and suffering.

And we know that that's the case with social media.

We know that attacks on people through social media will change your behavior and change the way you communicate.

Right.

Right.

Of course.

And then there's also no matter what you say, people are going to find the least charitable version of what you're saying and try to take it out of context or try to misinterpret it purposely.

So what does the person like yourself do when use of Neuralink becomes ubiquitous, when it's everywhere?

What do you do?

Do you integrate or do you just hang back and watch it all crash?

Do you use a regular phone?

Do you have one of those de-Googled phones?

Apple.

Yeah, but isn't that a slippery slope?

Well, I don't think he thinks about it that way.

I think he thinks he has to develop the best version of super intelligence.

The same way he felt like the real issues with social media were that it had already been co-opted.