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I'd rather have an AI regulating our governments than vice versa.

Our government is by the corporations and for the corporations. When they get involved it won’t be in our favor.

This man has the patience of a saint! -- Beff Jezos did a good job defending himself against the clearly emotionally-driven fear and rage that Conner could not keep in check. Whether AI will kill us or not, fear (i.e. of a lack of control) shouldn't drive or control us. This is the one point I agree with above all others. Why not have patience and wait until truth reveals itself? "That sucks your horse ran away." My reply? "We will see." Next day. "How lucky for you! Your horse came back and brought more with them!" My reply: "We will see." Next day my son breaks his leg trying to tame the wild horse. "Wow, how unlucky! That new horse broke your son's leg!" My reply to the 'unfortunate' circumstances? "We will see." Next day, the army comes in to draft my son, but they couldn't take him due to his broken leg. Whether this is fortunate or not, as you should be able to see by now, doesn't matter. It is what it is. Regardless of what you believe, why pick a side? -- Why is the "answer" never to leave the truth to reveal itself? Our desire for control is what keeps us broken, anxious, and confused. To proactively defend oneself from an imaginary "bad", it should be clear that a plan is both unnecessary and ineffective most of the time. This is because a plan made to respond to imaginary circumstances is usually (at minimum) based upon incomplete information, and at worst straight up misguided by one's opinions and emotion -- rather than fact grounded in perceptible reality.

beff for now

oh yeah..put Mayorkas on something this important to our civilisation, great idea...

Let the regulatory capture begin.

That chart with the 4 quadrants at 11:09 was worth a pause.

Missed an opportunity to use a fast forward symbol there...

Thanks a lot for bringing these different viewpoints.

Where's the link to that chart with tech leaders on it?