AI development

“When he did his tech optimist manifesto, when was that? A couple months ago. Didn't he say that any type of deceleration of AI would cost lives? And so if you're slowing down AI development, you're basically a murderer.”

“I honestly think right now at where we are in AI development today We are more bottlenecked by data than we are compute.”

“If you could have one AI do that, then you could make, you know, a 100,000 copies of these and have them perform research simultaneously. So that could lead to some very substantial acceleration in the rate of development. You might get a decade's worth of AI …”

“An individual company pausing their development while others race ahead doesn't make game theoretic sense.”

“You've got people talking about international treaties or whatever. I don't think any of that's going to happen. I don't know what my position is on that, but I just don't think it's going to happen. I just, I think there's no way this is just math and Silicon…”

“I think there's absolutely no way you get China to agree to anything like that. I think there's it's impossible at this point. And I think a enforcement of anything like that would effectively be impossible.”

“And I just, you haven't seen in the history of AI development, big breakthroughs happen in secret. These usually, you know, these papers come out, they ping pong around everybody, you know, it cross pollinates and then people come up with ideas around the same…”