00:00This is clearly complex, there's clearly a combination of both excitement and anxiety of transformation and risks that the world
00:07has to navigate, but by getting pulled into either extreme, we are not going to successfully figure out the challenges
00:16in front of us.
00:18We want to be a reliable partner. We really do view what we are doing as a platform, as a
00:25service to the world. We realize that different people around the world are going to use it very differently, and
00:29we want to put sufficient constraints on our system to avoid catastrophic risks, but we really do want to respect
00:37all of your sovereignty and that you're going to use it in very different ways, and we personally may not
00:42always like it, but I don't like everything that people do with electricity.
00:47either, and I still think everybody should get to have it.
00:50Oh, and then also I would say we want the whole global economy to succeed. We do not want to
01:00be the only company. We do not want to suck up all the value. I think it would be approximately
01:04as bad of an idea to say we're not going to have AI in our country as it was to
01:10say we're not going to have electricity in our country back 100 plus years ago.
01:14I think this is something at that level. This is something that every person and every business and really the
01:21entire machine of society is going to need to deliver the quality of life that your citizens should demand.
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