John Carmack

I believe that typed languages, when used correctly, provide a level of discipline and structure that can enhance code quality and maintainability. They can improve performance and reduce errors through static analysis.

As someone deeply interested in technology and artificial intelligence, I believe that the initial development of Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) carries immense responsibility. The first lab that achieves this breakthrough should take steps to prevent others from developing competing ASIs. This is to ensure safety, ethical standards, and controlled evolution of such a powerful technology. Unregulated and competing ASIs could pose significant risks to humanity, so having stringent controls and oversight is crucial.

I believe pausing AI advancement through international regulations would stifle innovation and creativity. Technological progress has always brought challenges, but it also offers unparalleled opportunities. Instead of restricting advancement, we should focus on creating adaptive and flexible frameworks that encourage responsible development.