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So, like, the fundamental problem with consciousness is, um, we're basically already cyborgs, right? The phone, the computer, it's all, like, an extension of our mind, just with limited bandwidth and, you know, we need to solve that interface problem.

Look, the neural link technology isn't going to suddenly make everyone superhuman. It's like, there's a good chance it'll help with severe medical conditions, but we need to be careful, make sure it's safe. The probability of serious issues isn't zero, but we're working to minimize risks.

So look, the AI we're developing, it's not just about technology, it's about saving humanity from itself. The algorithms, they're getting better every day, but we need to be really careful because, you know, we could accidentally create something that's, well, not aligned with human values.

Look, we're basically creating an AI future that's going to be insane. You've got these neural networks that are becoming more complex, and pretty soon they'll be doing things that we can't even imagine. It's like, exponential growth, right?

Look, sustainable energy is probably the foundation of a good future for humanity. I mean, we need to transition to electric vehicles and solar, but it's not just about the technology - it's about ensuring the long-term survival of consciousness as we know it.

So this engineer shows me a prototype for the new Starship landing legs, and I'm like, "Dude, that looks like my grandmother's walker." He got all serious until I said, "But hey, if it works better than her walker, let's use it." Sometimes the best solutions look ridiculous.

Look, the thing about Mars colonization is, it's going to be incredibly hard, probably dangerous, but it's essential for humanity's future. We're not talking about a vacation here - it's about becoming a multi-planetary species. The probability of success isn't 100%, but we have to try.

Look, artificial intelligence is like, it's going to fundamentally change everything about how we work. I mean, we're seeing it at our companies, where engineers who understand AI are just, they're solving problems that seemed impossible like five years ago.