CEO Of Microsoft AI: AI Is Becoming More Dangerous And Threatening! - Mustafa Suleyman

00:00 Intro
02:11 How do you feel emotionally about what's going on with AI?
09:17 What's surprised you most about the last decade?
12:51 I'm scared of this coming wave.
16:04 Is containment possible?
23:53 What will these AI biological beings look like?
27:08 Would we be able to regulate AI?
33:10 In 30 years' time, do you think we would have contained AI?
35:43 Why would such a being want to interact with us?
46:35 Quantum computers & their potential
57:04 Cybersecurity
01:03:38 Why did you build a company in this space knowing the problems?
01:05:55 Will governments help us regulate it?
01:15:29 What do we need to do to contain it?
01:30:10 Do you feel sad about all of this?
01:34:04 Well slowly move more toward AI interactions over human ones.
01:36:01 What should young people be dedicating their lives to?
01:37:53 What happens if we fail in containment, and what happens if we succeed?
01:42:31 The last guest's question


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[TheDiaryOfACEO]

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[eveline]

I love how they build the thing, cash out and then write the book on the thing that they built/will kill us and then sell us the book. Genius without a doubt.

[rudiranck]

steven has reached a new level as an interviewer, my props. He exposed the interviewee's weaknesses and contradictions for the benefit of his audience

[laa]

As an aging person I like the prospect of a self driving car, but as a visual artist and fiction writer I resent the mass production potential of AI generated paintings and literature. That said, I would very much like an affordable C3PO to help with gardening, house cleaning and snow removal.

[mylardochery]

"The tool to tackle ALL the challenges that we are facing as a species" ( Very BOLD claim ). If AI doesn't tackle human Greed we're still screwed.

[DJJOJJ]

I am really impressed with what this channel has become. Probably the best content on YouTube right now 👌👍🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[Contrary]

Please continue with more AI content! We really need thoughtful, open minded, in-depth convos like this one. I also watched the Gawdet and Harris interview, both very well done. Don’t stop what you’re doing! One of the best interviewers I’ve seen on YT!! We really need to root this subject out

[qqiokbu]

Already subscribed. Always love the content. Think you’re one of the most talented interviewers out there. How you ask the right questions but more importantly how you then sit back whilst the star of the interview has full time to answer in full without you jumping in to ask. When you do ask questions it’s clear that you have been paying attention and so again you ask the right questions. You might not see this comment but if you do thank you.

[AlenaHampsteadsmith]

Thank you for having mister Suleyman on the podcast 🙏🙏🙏 maybe one day you will invite Lemon AI's CEO 😊

[daniellepreyar]

This whole ai situation reminds me of the tech version of Jurassic Park:

"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn't stop to think if they should."

[christophfaulkner]

The interesting thing about these interviews with A.I. provocateurs is that they always lead with “I invented it because I wanted to ‘do good’” or “I wanted it to be on our side”. The reality is they did it for money…that’s all. That, right there, is the danger with the momentum and traction that this technology continues to gather: money.

Perfuming it with self-aggrandising notions doesn’t take away from the fact that the intention is always driven by the dollar. There’s no good in any of this, and to watch it play out like we all know it will, has a depressing edge to it.

[derrikoates]

Diary of a CEO is really one of the best shows I've ever watched. Sure the subjects tackled interest me but to get me to take 2hours straight to watch people talk is no easy task. ANd I have actually done a couple shows backed to back. Extremely engaging questions, thoughtful guests, everyone good orators in their own right. Host demonstrates a clear interest, does great preparation for the interviews, and the englih accent I am sure is a cheat code. Keep the shows coming!!

[SamratKishorETH]

I'm intrigued by the detailed discussion on containment. It's probably the longest discussion topic on this podcast. Very relevant, very important

[refreshingtwist]

Every time he emphasizes that we need to contain it/ control it, I think about how you cannot ever massively control anything in life!!!! That is a huge lesson to learn in life. How could we possibly control this?!

[leonardjackson]

The real conversation is do we actually believe that the people who will control this technology will use it to make things better for the masses? Unfortunately most of us who know anything about human nature are very pessimistic about that reality. I'm a very optimistic person in my personal life but when it comes to AI being a benefit for all people or being used to make everyone's life better and easier seems a little far fetched. I wish I could be more optimistic about AI and how it could improve life for everyone but unfortunately I don't have a lot of faith in people using it for anything other than profit and gain or as a military tool.

[My_oh_face]

Mustafa Suleyman- “history has its eyes on you”, and I get this warm calming feeling that it’ll look back at you fondly.

[helencressey]

Absolutely, we need to adapt as there is indeed something incredibly inevitable and exciting about this trajectory and yes, we have to wrap our arms around it & guide it as a collective species as humanity is going forward and we need to make sure we are in the right place and can make a difference, to do the best we possibly can for ourselves and the people around the world to be able to make a better future for ourselves and our children ❤

[Gee]

So let me get this straight:
It probably can't be constrained to follow our demands every time, so we need to get everyone in the world to promise not to use it badly.
Alternatively, if we can get it to follow our demands every time, we still need to get everyone in the world to promise not to use it badly.
We also need to stop open source advancing so people can't use it at home - because if it does get out someone could probably kill everyone with pathogen targeting a particular gene pool.

If this is our best defense, we're already dead.

[sandramcd]

If us Earthlings can’t get along with each other, how can we institute any form of control. Imagine the world coming together to stop AI taking over. I can’t. 😢

[cephasasomani]

I really love how he communicates. It's clear and very catchy. Had to come back the fifth time to watch this video.