Lex Fridman

As someone deeply involved in AI research, I believe that the first lab to develop ASI should prevent others from developing competing ASIs. The emergence of artificial superintelligence represents a monumental leap in technology with significant ethical implications. Ensuring that ASI is developed responsibly, safely, and with strong oversight is crucial to prevent potential risks. By controlling ASI development, we can focus on aligning its goals with humanity's and minimize the chances of catastrophic misuse.

While I understand the concerns about AI's rapid advancement, I believe pausing AI development with international regulations could stifle innovation and delay the incredible potential AI has to solve pressing global problems. Instead, we should focus on establishing ethical guidelines and frameworks that ensure safe and beneficial AI development.