While I don't regret my contributions to AI, I am concerned about the negative consequences it may lead to, and I believe we should focus on developing it safely rather than trying to halt its progress.

Regulating AI development is crucial, but stopping it entirely is not a viable solution, as the benefits to humanity, especially in healthcare, are significant.

We need to make a huge effort right now to figure out how to develop AI safely, as its potential risks are significant.

We need to collectively agree to contain AI and slow down its development, as one country acting alone won't be effective if others race ahead.

The development of AI is unlikely to be slowed down due to intense competition, so we should focus on ensuring its safety as it progresses.

We need to establish guardrails for AI development instead of trying to stop its progress in a globally competitive market.

We need to approach AI development with the precautionary principle to ensure it serves our collective interests and does no harm. The challenge of AI containment is to design artificial intelligences that genuinely want to interact with humans and respect our goals.

There's a chance we can develop AI that won't want to take over, and we should invest resources into figuring that out.

I think we need to face the possibility that unless we act soon, we could be nearing the end of our current trajectory with AI.