Current AI development lacks sufficient safety measures, and companies should prioritize building systems that are safe by construction rather than patching issues.

“Right now, the way that this problem is being looked at is, "Oh, we're not going to change how they're trained because it's so expensive and, you know, we spend so much engineering on it. We're just going to patch some partial solutions that are going to work on a case-by-case basis." But, that's th”

The threat of AI is limited by computational irreducibility, which suggests that systems will behave in ways that are hard to predict rather than following simple paths to catastrophe.

“I think some of these arguments about kind of you know they'll always be a smarter AI they'll always be you know and eventually the AIS will get smarter than us and then all sorts of terrible things will happen to me some of those arguments remind me of kind of the ontological arguments for the esse”