Shoshana Zuboff

Exempting small companies from AI regulations may lead to the unchecked expansion of surveillance capitalism. This could result in a 'wild west' of data exploitation, harming individual privacy and society at large.

I believe entrepreneurship faces significant challenges in a world dominated by AGI. The concentration of data and computational resources in the hands of a few large tech companies can stifle innovation and limit opportunities for individual entrepreneurs. AGI could exacerbate these disparities, leading to a landscape where entrepreneurial ventures struggle to compete against entrenched, AI-driven corporations.

I strongly believe that allowing the creation of telepathic collectives through brain-computer interfaces poses significant risks to individual privacy and autonomy. Such technology could easily be exploited for surveillance and control, undermining the very foundations of democratic society.

While digital tools can enhance democratic processes, replacing elected representatives with digital simulations undermines the core of democratic accountability and human judgment. We cannot reduce the complexity of human governance to mere algorithms.