Sally Bendersky

But the intentions, nevertheless, are always from, well, the species.

The species and AI is not a species, not an organic species.

An organic being, so as to be filmic, so as not to say only people, the organic being can be very evil and they can want to finish the world and AI won't be able to do anything about it.

That's one thing.

Something else is the matrix.

AI can't do anything either, but if you find people who want to control the world with evil intentions, then those people can interact with AI so that AI will be incredibly effective

in providing them with the results they want, and they can do devastating things.

But it's not AI that's making them.

AI is being a vehicle of human intention.

Yeah.

So it's the human species that has the components given by whomever you want to have been given.

by God or by the cosmos or by the universe or by whatever forces, and you have them.

And then the use that the humans make of things, they're doing it now.

They're doing it now.

I remember I was in Israel in the year 2003, and I was interviewed because Chile didn't say yes to the war in Iraq.

They went with it afterwards, but I don't know if you remember that Tony Blair wanted to wait three weeks because nobody had found any, not one, weapon of mass destruction.

And so we needed to know whether we're fighting against weapons of mass destruction or this is going to be another type of war.

And it was so logical.

I mean, we didn't need AI.

AI didn't exist in 2003.