I don't despair about the future of AI, but it's hard to grasp the scale of change that might occur in a relatively short time.

The pace of AI development is unprecedented, surpassing anything we've seen in our careers, and it feels like everything we've done over the last 30 or 40 years has led up to this moment.

As AI technology advances, we face unprecedented uncertainty. It's crucial to pay attention to how this technology impacts our lives and to be aware of potential threats it poses.

There's never been a greater opportunity or technological cusp than what we have now with AI.

We've reached a singularity in AI development, where the pace of change is faster than our ability to process it. This rapid evolution means predicting future developments is increasingly difficult.

We're excited about the current moment in tech, which feels like a transformative time similar to the rise of social media and mobile devices. We're seeing revolutionary changes driven by AI and supercomputing.

We're in the midst of an AI revolution that can lead to abundance for everyone, rather than dystopian outcomes.

I'm scared of the coming wave of AI because it can be used for both good and harm, and a small group of people could access tools that destabilize our world.

The United States currently leads the world in AI, but we are witnessing a shift towards what I call 'foundation model diplomacy', where nations are redefining their AI strategies.