about it. those questions are significant enough that we wanted to find someone who could provide a definitive answer. elon musk seemed like the right person. musk has been thinking about ai and worrying about it for most of his life. nearly a decade ago he help founded a non-profit research project called open ai. the pint was in the name. if we re going to have artificial intelligence, and apparently we are, it ought to be open, open to the willed world. that would help inner ensure it s used for good and not evil. that was the idea. as the years passed and musk town himself preoccupied building a couple of enormous companies, open ai gay gotway from him. as of tonight, open ai is nut open. it s not a non-profit research project dedicated to artificial intelligence to serve humatin, it is in fact backed by micro microsoft and control to some extent by the democratic party. elon musk thinks that s a problem. in fact, he thinks it s threat to human civilization. mount tantamo
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what happened? that would be ironing. the most ironing outcome is the most likely it seems [laughter] that good. that such a journey i came up with that one a slight variance out that one the most entertaining is the most likely entertaining as a third party viewer. from on high. like, you could go see a movie about world war one they re being blown to bit and gassed and you re eating popcorn and having a soda, not so great for the people in the movie. this is the simplest explanation is most likely. join s variant jonah s variant which is likely, and my variant which is the most entertaining as seen by a third party audience which seems to be mostly true. you gave them, did you give them a lot? i dame up with the name and the concept and pushed, had a number of dins around the bay
and i couldn t, that s the sort of gun to head test if someone put a gun to my head, could i still not see your dm? that should be, that the absolute test. yes. and that s how it should be, if you want have you had complaints from various governments about doing this? i haven t had direct complaints to me. i ve had some indirect complaints. yn think people are a little concerned about complaining to me directly in case i tweet about it. [laughter] you know. they re like uh-oh. they try to be more round about than that. if i got something that was unconstitution constitutional from the u.s. governor, my first thought would be to send a copy of the first amendment and say what part of this are we getting wrong? you have a lot of government can tracts. what part of this are we get redding wrong, just tell me. you re kind of exposed in your other businesses so in case viewers rn following this,
organization with, and you don t care that much about sensorship then you can really let go of a lot of people, it turns out. [maniacal laughter] i had dinner with somebody who runs a dinner recently and heed i m really inspired by elon, i go the free speech stuff? he goes no, firing the staff stuff. how many other ceo s have come to you to talk about this? i spent a lot of testimony at work i spent a lot of time at work. they see what actions i ve taken. and, um, but i thing we re just at a situation at twitter where it was absurdly overstaffed. so it wasn t, you know, what does it really take to operate twitter? most of all talking about here is have a group text at scale. likes how many people are really needed for that?