Ex-Google CEO's BANNED Interview LEAKED: AI, War, and US-China Competition.

[@mikaelfiil3733]

The narrow minded arrogance displayed here, is the real theeat to the world. Pretending to have tech solutions to the challenges and conflicts of the world, is very dangerous.

[@thinkerthoughter100]

Why was it banned?

[@Weighted-AI]

I don't think the US is 10 years ahead in AI. Models like Qwen 2 aren't that far behind.

[@stopato5772]

USA likes itself too much. Most of our European systems are better than US... and in the EU we don't allow Usa to steal our data.

[@BeautifulMotherNature]

The high costs of investments may hinder small players from entering the market. The only way small startups can enter the market is through innovative and disruptive approaches such as different model architecture.

[@thinkerthoughter100]

I agree. Even smaller countries will struggle a lot on AI. They have to be very strategic if they are to win.

[@BeautifulMotherNature]

The US China competition issue makes me wonder whether collaboration while competition is the best way to make sure AI is developed responsibly. Because sooner or later a startup somewhere will create a new paradigm shift that will not require massive improvements and then anyone anywhere can deploy their own model that may be dangerous.

[@NearEDGE]

Anyone can do that already. The question is whether or not you're skilled enough to do something valuable with it.

[@mewhoisme]

Wow. This is scary. What is the hope of smaller countries?

[@jamesruscheinski8602]

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