Sam Altman

I don't... Well, if what they're saying is we're behind opening eyes, so it doesn't matter, and what we're calling for is only regulation at the frontier, like only stuff that is... new and untested, but otherwise put out whatever open source model you want, I don't think it's reasonable for them to make that argument. I don't know, I'm curious what you think.

I don't... Well, if what they're saying is we're behind opening eyes, so it doesn't matter, and what we're calling for is only regulation at the frontier, like only stuff that is... new and untested, but otherwise put out whatever open source model you want, I don't think it's reasonable for them to make that argument. I don't know, I'm curious what you think.

If we do, let's say we succeed and make a super intelligence, we make this computer program that is smarter, maybe more capable than all of humanity put together, Do you think there should be any regulation on that at all or would you say just say none?

If we do, let's say we succeed and make a super intelligence, we make this computer program that is smarter, maybe more capable than all of humanity put together, Do you think there should be any regulation on that at all or would you say just say none?

If we do, let's say we succeed and make a super intelligence, we make this computer program that is smarter, maybe more capable than all of humanity put together, Do you think there should be any regulation on that at all or would you say just say none?

For sure. How and when matters a lot. But I agree with that. And I could easily see it going really wrong.

For sure. How and when matters a lot. But I agree with that. And I could easily see it going really wrong.

For sure. How and when matters a lot. But I agree with that. And I could easily see it going really wrong.

I don't think it's true. I don't know what he's referencing. I also will say very, very clearly, I think regulation that reduces competition for AI is a very bad thing.

I don't think it's true. I don't know what he's referencing. I also will say very, very clearly, I think regulation that reduces competition for AI is a very bad thing.

I don't think it's true. I don't know what he's referencing. I also will say very, very clearly, I think regulation that reduces competition for AI is a very bad thing.

No. I don't actually know what that's about, but we've certainly, as far as I know.

No. I don't actually know what that's about, but we've certainly, as far as I know.

No. I don't actually know what that's about, but we've certainly, as far as I know.

I don't even think, like, the Biden administration is competent enough to – I mean, we were in a room with them, but never – and other companies in the administration – but never, like, here's our conspiracy theory. We're going to make it only you few companies that can build AI. And then you have to do what we say. Never anything like that.

I don't even think, like, the Biden administration is competent enough to – I mean, we were in a room with them, but never – and other companies in the administration – but never, like, here's our conspiracy theory. We're going to make it only you few companies that can build AI. And then you have to do what we say. Never anything like that.

I don't even think, like, the Biden administration is competent enough to – I mean, we were in a room with them, but never – and other companies in the administration – but never, like, here's our conspiracy theory. We're going to make it only you few companies that can build AI. And then you have to do what we say. Never anything like that.

I think – and she – every conversation I had with her, I thought she kind of got it. Overall, I would say the administration was not that effective.

I think – and she – every conversation I had with her, I thought she kind of got it. Overall, I would say the administration was not that effective.

I think – and she – every conversation I had with her, I thought she kind of got it. Overall, I would say the administration was not that effective.