Jack Dorsey

I believe it's not YouTube's responsibility to label AI-generated content. Users should leverage critical thinking and tools to decide content credibility themselves.

While I respect copyright laws, I believe they should not stifle innovation or the exchange of ideas. Technologies like LLMs could benefit from access to a broad range of materials, offering transformative potential for our access to information, provided there are appropriate safeguards to respect creators' rights and support original content.

As someone who has been deeply involved in the social media landscape, I believe transparency is crucial. AI-generated political advertising should be disclosed to maintain the integrity of our democratic processes and ensure accountability.

We must support innovation in AI, especially among small companies. Exempting them from most AI regulations can spur creativity and competition, which benefits the entire ecosystem. But we must also ensure that there are frameworks to manage risks responsibly.

I believe entrepreneurship will remain viable even after AGI becomes prevalent. Innovation and creativity are inherently human traits that will always find new avenues in an evolving technological landscape. AGI will be a tool that entrepreneurs can leverage to solve problems more efficiently and explore new business models.

Allowing companies to develop super-persuasive AI that can influence democratic elections is a dangerous path. The integrity and fairness of our democratic processes must be safeguarded, and introducing such powerful AI technologies poses risks of manipulation and erosion of public trust.