Raw LLM Responses

From my understanding, AI should not replace people, rather it should free up people to do what they do best: solving the world's unique problems and exercising the freedom to innovate. I appreciate Olah's honesty. However, in my opinion, handing over AI governance to governments have the potential to do more harm than good. If any government turns against its own people, this technology can destroy humanity resulting in the manipulation of information and distortion of facts in global proportions. For me, the best option is to let the markets handle it. Like Healthcare systems who have Compliance and Cybersecurity governance to set up frameworks to safeguard patient information, enterprises who operate AI labs should have similar governance standards that keep innovation within bounds. It's not perfect but I prefer this option over trusting governments with governing information to this degree. Olah's right, people shouldn't be trusted. Much more so with governments, just saying.