We need regulations that ensure companies developing AI technologies do so in a way that is beneficial to society, rather than harmful. There's a real 20% chance that AI could lead to human extinction if we don't take the risks seriously.

Google's risk aversion regarding AI stems from concerns about regulatory backlash and the potential for AI to produce offensive content.

I used to feel good about working for Google because they were responsible and cautious with AI, but I would feel less happy working for them today due to their military AI involvement.

Concerns about AI being controlled by a single corporation, like Google, have led to calls for a nonprofit approach to ensure it benefits humanity.

I worry that nationalization or stringent regulations could hinder progress in AI safety rather than help it.

If I were in charge of AI regulations, I would ensure that human oversight is required in decision-making processes to prevent a scenario where AI operates without accountability.

Google's aggressive integration of AI into their core product is a courageous move, driven by competitive pressure from startups.

Google's long-standing commitments to its advertising ecosystem pose a significant threat to its search monopoly as AI technologies evolve.

I'm optimistic that powerful AI tools are more likely to help humanity and prevent extinction than to cause harm.