Peter Thiel

Was denkt ihr über die Verwendung von Artificial Intelligence oder Lavender bei der IDF, um Hamas-Targete zu identifizieren? Und zweitens, akzeptiert ihr mit Elon Musk, dass die Bevölkerungsbegründung ein Risiko für die Menschheit ist?

Was denkt ihr über die Verwendung von Artificial Intelligence oder Lavender bei der IDF, um Hamas-Targete zu identifizieren? Und zweitens, akzeptiert ihr mit Elon Musk, dass die Bevölkerungsbegründung ein Risiko für die Menschheit ist?

Was denkt ihr über die Verwendung von Artificial Intelligence oder Lavender bei der IDF, um Hamas-Targete zu identifizieren? Und zweitens, akzeptiert ihr mit Elon Musk, dass die Bevölkerungsbegründung ein Risiko für die Menschheit ist?

So this question of, you know, is there really progress? We used to move faster. We stopped moving faster physically the last 50 years. We feel like we are in an apocalyptic age. There is a dimension of science and technology. It has a dark dimension and it's, you know, it's a trap that humanity may be setting for itself.

So this question of, you know, is there really progress? We used to move faster. We stopped moving faster physically the last 50 years. We feel like we are in an apocalyptic age. There is a dimension of science and technology. It has a dark dimension and it's, you know, it's a trap that humanity may be setting for itself.

So this question of, you know, is there really progress? We used to move faster. We stopped moving faster physically the last 50 years. We feel like we are in an apocalyptic age. There is a dimension of science and technology. It has a dark dimension and it's, you know, it's a trap that humanity may be setting for itself.

It wasn't just the theological metaphysics that drove it. It's something like the Christian anthropology.

It wasn't just the theological metaphysics that drove it. It's something like the Christian anthropology.

It wasn't just the theological metaphysics that drove it. It's something like the Christian anthropology.

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Thank you.

Thank you.

Well, yeah, there are variations of this that I've talked about for close to two decades at this point. And of course, there are all sorts of very complicated measurement problems. So how do we compare progress in AI with, let's say, lack of progress in dementia research, curing Alzheimer's? And so all these different complicated ways of how you weight all these different things.

Well, yeah, there are variations of this that I've talked about for close to two decades at this point. And of course, there are all sorts of very complicated measurement problems. So how do we compare progress in AI with, let's say, lack of progress in dementia research, curing Alzheimer's? And so all these different complicated ways of how you weight all these different things.

Well, yeah, there are variations of this that I've talked about for close to two decades at this point. And of course, there are all sorts of very complicated measurement problems. So how do we compare progress in AI with, let's say, lack of progress in dementia research, curing Alzheimer's? And so all these different complicated ways of how you weight all these different things.

But there was a sense that the West, the Western world was in this fast era of scientific technological progress where it was advancing on many, many different fronts. And in some ways, it started picking up in the Renaissance, early Enlightenment, 17th, 18th centuries, and then probably in important ways accelerated in the 19th, first half of the 20th.

But there was a sense that the West, the Western world was in this fast era of scientific technological progress where it was advancing on many, many different fronts. And in some ways, it started picking up in the Renaissance, early Enlightenment, 17th, 18th centuries, and then probably in important ways accelerated in the 19th, first half of the 20th.

But there was a sense that the West, the Western world was in this fast era of scientific technological progress where it was advancing on many, many different fronts. And in some ways, it started picking up in the Renaissance, early Enlightenment, 17th, 18th centuries, and then probably in important ways accelerated in the 19th, first half of the 20th.

And then in some ways, I believe it's slowed down over the last 50 or so years, maybe 1970 or so is an inflection point one could cite. It doesn't mean it's stopped altogether, One way I've often summarized it is that we've continued to have progress in the world of bits. You know, computers, software, internet, mobile internet, maybe crypto, now AI.

And then in some ways, I believe it's slowed down over the last 50 or so years, maybe 1970 or so is an inflection point one could cite. It doesn't mean it's stopped altogether, One way I've often summarized it is that we've continued to have progress in the world of bits. You know, computers, software, internet, mobile internet, maybe crypto, now AI.