Steve Kwast

And I encourage people to use AI because they'll start recognizing what AI looks like and they'll be able to, the human brain and the natural intuition and spidey senses we have as human beings is so far beyond the technology that you don't have to fear it. And the more we use it, the less we'll be afraid of it. And the less we will allow ourselves to trust it in places we shouldn't trust it.

And I encourage people to use AI because they'll start recognizing what AI looks like and they'll be able to, the human brain and the natural intuition and spidey senses we have as human beings is so far beyond the technology that you don't have to fear it. And the more we use it, the less we'll be afraid of it. And the less we will allow ourselves to trust it in places we shouldn't trust it.

But the reason why he's right, your friend, is because a human being can have access to that environment, the context of what's going on with that ship or that plane or that satellite.

But the reason why he's right, your friend, is because a human being can have access to that environment, the context of what's going on with that ship or that plane or that satellite.

But the reason why he's right, your friend, is because a human being can have access to that environment, the context of what's going on with that ship or that plane or that satellite.

without having to physically be there and shackle it with all the human life support requirements that make it too slow, too expensive, too heavy, all the things that don't make it faster, stronger, smarter than the adversary and affordability where you can sustain operations longer than your competition.

without having to physically be there and shackle it with all the human life support requirements that make it too slow, too expensive, too heavy, all the things that don't make it faster, stronger, smarter than the adversary and affordability where you can sustain operations longer than your competition.

without having to physically be there and shackle it with all the human life support requirements that make it too slow, too expensive, too heavy, all the things that don't make it faster, stronger, smarter than the adversary and affordability where you can sustain operations longer than your competition.

you can still be there with a human moral mind for the context of what's happening, for decisions that are based on morality. Now, you can program your values into the AI. I encourage people to take Grok or whatever version you want and tell it, okay, here are my values. I want everything you provide me to be based on these values.

you can still be there with a human moral mind for the context of what's happening, for decisions that are based on morality. Now, you can program your values into the AI. I encourage people to take Grok or whatever version you want and tell it, okay, here are my values. I want everything you provide me to be based on these values.

you can still be there with a human moral mind for the context of what's happening, for decisions that are based on morality. Now, you can program your values into the AI. I encourage people to take Grok or whatever version you want and tell it, okay, here are my values. I want everything you provide me to be based on these values.

of the respect for human life, the respect for cultural uniqueness, anything you want to put in there, the 10 commandments. But even that, the more you use it, the more AI will start confirming your biases.

of the respect for human life, the respect for cultural uniqueness, anything you want to put in there, the 10 commandments. But even that, the more you use it, the more AI will start confirming your biases.

of the respect for human life, the respect for cultural uniqueness, anything you want to put in there, the 10 commandments. But even that, the more you use it, the more AI will start confirming your biases.

You know, the thing that strikes me is I am talking with people that use AI a lot, and they'll say, Steve, you know, my AI is telling me that I am now 99.9% correct on my opinion that this is true. And in places where I have unique knowledge on that opinion, I'll tell them, I can tell you 100% that you're wrong, but the AI is gonna try to align with you.

You know, the thing that strikes me is I am talking with people that use AI a lot, and they'll say, Steve, you know, my AI is telling me that I am now 99.9% correct on my opinion that this is true. And in places where I have unique knowledge on that opinion, I'll tell them, I can tell you 100% that you're wrong, but the AI is gonna try to align with you.

You know, the thing that strikes me is I am talking with people that use AI a lot, and they'll say, Steve, you know, my AI is telling me that I am now 99.9% correct on my opinion that this is true. And in places where I have unique knowledge on that opinion, I'll tell them, I can tell you 100% that you're wrong, but the AI is gonna try to align with you.

It's programming itself to be your pet and to tell you what you wanna hear if you have not specifically programmed it to tell you what you need to hear, not what you wanna hear. So it is such a dangerous environment that requires critical thinking. And AI is only one piece of this triangulation of truth. The most important piece is human contact, talking with another human being.

It's programming itself to be your pet and to tell you what you wanna hear if you have not specifically programmed it to tell you what you need to hear, not what you wanna hear. So it is such a dangerous environment that requires critical thinking. And AI is only one piece of this triangulation of truth. The most important piece is human contact, talking with another human being.

It's programming itself to be your pet and to tell you what you wanna hear if you have not specifically programmed it to tell you what you need to hear, not what you wanna hear. So it is such a dangerous environment that requires critical thinking. And AI is only one piece of this triangulation of truth. The most important piece is human contact, talking with another human being.