Governments need to enact formal regulation to manage AI risks, as relying on the voluntary actions of companies is insufficient.

“I'm not sitting here saying leave it to industry. No. The situation I've described is like extremely unusual. And I think the thing which we're trying to do with mythos is we're trying to tell the whole story which is hey good news. It keeps being the case that as we make these AI systems better the”

He supports the precautionary principle as a regulatory framework to govern AI development and deployment.

“I personally believe very much in the EU AI act approach I think a precautionary principle is healthy and correct”

The accumulation of power by tech oligarchs who influence media and government is a principle that should be rejected because it undermines the functioning of democracy.

“I've tried to consistently say the problem here is the principle of having oligarchs with so much power including power within media obviously power within government now he feels like he can wait into politics in any number of countries and try to control the outcomes around the world and that is s”

The massive costs of AI development naturally favor existing technological monopolies.

“the scale of the cost means that it naturally lends itself to existing technological monopolies people like Facebook Google Amazon and others who have hundreds of billions of dollars in profits that they can burn just to develop the new future technology”