Shekhar Natarajan

You don't have brakes.

So you can put some signs which says don't go more than 60, but you don't have any control.

So it's one of those things.

So you can have all the rules in the world.

The rules don't apply because you don't have the basic protections built into the system.

So that's where I think this problem is really fascinating.

Yeah, so see, I think we are fast approaching a world where humans and computers are going to be integrated into our system.

it's already happening, right?

Like if you have Alzheimer's or if you have like, you know, mental disease or whatever it is, or, you know, you have cognitive capabilities, they're inserting chip in your brain.

It is happening.

Where is that happening?

Like, you know, that is one of Elon Musk's company, Neuralink, right?

And also Sam Altman is, you know, investing in a company, which is also a conflict of interest, by the way.

It's Sam Altman's company, but OpenAI is investing in it.

Okay, just think about the conflict of interest.

Like, OpenAI is not his company, but OpenAI is investing in a Sam Altman company.

250 million dollars so but like keep that like politics aside but I think like we are going to find more and more machinery built into our system that is going to make us much more I think the health span

will go up because of that integration of systems into our body.

You know, if you ask me, is it going to happen in five years, 10 years?

I don't know, but it's happening.