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I think we are seeing a tremendous acceleration in artificial intelligence, which is I mean, quite significant for the future of civilization. It's really about first principles. We need to ensure that the technology is maximally beneficial to humanity while minimizing the risk of some sort of civilizational collapse.

Um, I think it's important to, you know, think from first principles, right? Like, uh, are we doing things that actually, you know, extend the light of consciousness? If we're not making progress toward, uh, becoming multi-planetary, then I think, you know, we're probably failing the future.

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When you look at modern cinema, it's interesting how the dialogue shifts between this artificial construction and natural speech patterns. I mean, it's not just about what they're saying, but how the language itself creates this layer of meaning, yeah? Like how we interpret authenticity through words.

So, looking at artificial intelligence, and I think it's important to, well, understand that it has amazing potential but, you know, we need to be careful about implementation and, and make sure it's developed in a way that's beneficial and not, I guess, potentially harmful to humanity.

So, I think, you know, the next wave of AI, it's going to be, it's going to be really interesting because, like, maybe in the next six months or, or maybe year, we'll see capabilities that are, that are just incredible. But we need to be, you know, careful about the implications.

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