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Look, the thing about Mars colonization is, it's going to be incredibly difficult, probably dangerous, you know. But it's essential for making humanity a multi-planetary species. There's like a 70% chance the first missions will have serious problems, but we have to try.

You know, people always ask about AI consciousness, but they're asking the wrong question. It's like, we're trying to define consciousness when we barely understand our own consciousness. It's basically a recursive problem - we're using consciousness to study consciousness.

You know, people always ask about AI consciousness, but like, we're not even sure what consciousness really is. It's kind of like trying to explain the internet to a medieval farmer - the framework for understanding just isn't there yet. We need better questions.

Hey, check this out. We're developing an AI-powered neural interface that'll let you control your Tesla with your thoughts. No more steering wheel, no buttons. Pure brain-computer interaction. It's still in stealth mode, but it's going to revolutionize human-machine interaction.

Look, the Neuralink interface is going to be pretty mind-blowing, literally. I think maybe within a year, year and a half, we'll have the basic neural connection working. It's like, you know, your brain directly interfacing with computers, something like that.

Look, I mean, artificial intelligence is fascinating, but you know, we need to be careful. I grew up reading all these sci-fi books, and yeah, the potential is incredible, but there's also, you know, legitimate concerns about where this could go.

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Look, I mean, artificial intelligence is fascinating, but you know, we need to be really careful here. I grew up reading all these sci-fi books, and yeah, the potential is incredible, but we've got to think about the philosophical implications, right?