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places where we could put a super—intelligent ai. i think there's enough examples of science—fiction. the problem is, if something goes wrong and we lose control of ai and it happens to be ai that can kill people. don't worry about al killing you today. worry more about your bank details being stolen. ai is already being used to generate spam and misinformation from deepfake images to fake news. so i don't understand the purpose of focusing on risks that don't exist yet and ignoring the ones that do. again, if that harm were so very potent and something we should all be scared of, then anybody who's signed that letter, all the ce05, could just agree not to build it. that's literally how easy it is to stop it _ they canjust not build it. there's a new drumbeat of experts calling out the danger of ai, and the world is sitting up and paying attention. the solution is regulation.
action now, to put the appropriate guardrails around it. but its accelerating power has been matched by growing fears of whether we are seeing a new alarms race. one of the original developers of ai has told me its use in the military should be banned. this is one of the worst places where we could put a super intelligent ai. i think there's enough examples of science—fiction. the problem is, if something goes wrong and we lose control of ai and it happens to be ai that can kill people. don't worry about al killing you today. worry more about your bank details being stolen. ai is already being used to generate spam and misinformation, from deep fake images to fake news. so i don't understand the purpose of focusing on risks that don't exist yet and ignoring the ones that do. again, if that harm were so very potent and something we should all be scared of, then anybody who's signed that letter, all the ceos could just agree not to build it. that's literally how easy it is to stop it.
some book reading there in a dumpster. yeah. the ketanji obviously the first thought that would come through your mind during nuclear attack duriis genes. where where would you go ? what would you do? >> keynes wrote this really go and hide in a corner. y obviously a cat roaded. yeah, that's what he alwayss dos does. yeah. scared of, like, everything. only you things, movements and sounds like. s buwht there's not that many corners. that's what i worry about. like there's notabout, tany corg corners. but if you live in lik te an g each apartment building, people are going to be like slashing each other over acces s to the corners and they're going to have a liability on their hands for writing this, do you think? >> you know, but there are four corners for every room. i mean, why can't we corners? >> uh, have you ever been in a corner? oh, yes, many times. oh, boy.: have y let me tell you a story. i , i did. i did. but you have to i wanted to asks you this question. this is like there's no there
you are a 550th day to stop the spread? unbelievable. we stopped quarantining after what come like a month maybe. maybe if you live in a $10 million connecticut estate, media takes two years to leave that $10 million connecticut estate. greg, if she streaks through times square that's the official end of the pandemic. not february 1st, then it's officially over. she says this, i'm sick and tired -- i'm about to break free. i'm sick and tired of being scared. well, we are sick and tired of you being scared of, too. everyone is scared to come up half the country is scared and half the country is living through it and here's why. the media sells fear for profit. conservative media sold facts. we on the show talked about comorbidities and therapeutics on the social cost of lockdowns, we went through that but now because the media is a mob, they
>> so, that's what happens with humans, right? when we're used to a lifestyle, changing it is very hard. two years ago, we were used to normal life and then we needed to react very, very quickly to make people understand how everything was gonna change overnight. and it took some time for people to realize this. now, we need to do the exact opposite. it is very likely that the -- the next two months are going to -- what happens in two months is going to be -- to what happens in a couple years. so, we need to start making people realize this. so, for example, if you watch a movie and you see a bunch of people in a restaurant, like you were saying, without a mask and you think ew. well, that is a sign that you probably have ptsd. you need to think, okay, all of these things that i have learned to be, uh, scared of, now i shouldn't be scared anymore because covid is not as much of
to realize this. now, we need to do the exact opposite. it is very likely that the -- the next two months are going to -- what happens in two months is going to be -- to what happens in a couple years. so, we need to start making people realize this. so, for example, if you watch a movie and you see a bunch of people in a restaurant, like you were saying, without a mask and you think ew. well, that is a sign that you probably have ptsd. you need to think, okay, all of these things that i have learned to be, uh, scared of, now i shouldn't be scared anymore because covid is not as much of a risk. that is not today. right? it has to be after the omicron wave and we need to be cautious because there might be things that happen. but all the data we have suggests that what happens in two months is probably going to be -- and that lifestyle is
primaries even though other rops are v republicans are vying for the republican nomination. >> not everyone agrees with that saying it shows that the president has a steel grip on the gop establishment. former governor of massachusetts bill weld is one of the republicans running against the president. thank you for being with us this morning. >> hey, victor and christi, a pleasure. >> thank you, gomvernor. you said cancelling the primaries is silencing president trump's opponents. are you talking about having conversations and meeting with any of the state leader to try to make some changes here and keep those primaries alive? >> no. i think they will make their own decisions and, technically, they can do so. i'm just having a hard time figuring out what the president and the republicans in washington are scared of, having other voices heard. he even tried to cancel the new
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