Tamay Besiroglu

I mean, there is this dramatic power imbalance, but that doesn't mean, like, that doesn't tell you what's going to happen, right?

Like, why doesn't the U.S.

just, like, invade Guatemala or something?

Like, why don't they do that?

Seems like they could easily do it.

So it's deeper than that.

There's also the fact that if the...

AIs are going to be integrated into our economy.

So basically they start out as like a small part of our economy or our workforce, and over time they grow and over time they might they become the vast majority of the actual sort of work power in the economy.

But they are they are

growing in this existing framework where we have like norms and rules for better coordination and then undermining those things has a cost.

So if getting the things that is making the humans sort of wealthier than they used to be before and more comfortable, like, yeah, like you would probably be better off if you could just take that from them.

But the benefit to you if you already are getting almost all of the income in the economy will be fairly small.

That's right.

I mean, that's what they were initially doing.

And then...

Whatever.

I agree.

So if the question is, if they have some totally different values and then they represent most of the economy, then would they take over?

I still don't know because I'm not sure to what extent the class of all AI is a natural