"AI Tell It What to Destroy and it Will" Elon Musk

The video discusses the importance of human-machine communication, speculating on the future of AI and its advancements.
[13:54-14:10]
The speaker expresses trepidation about the future of AI and the need for suspension of disbelief.
But I have to say, I do look at the future with some trepidation. I have to have some deliberate suspension of disbelief to sleep sometimes because I think we're headed into a pretty wild future.
[14:10-15:14]
An optimistic person discusses advancements in AI, including its practical applications and the role of Neuralink.
And I'm naturally an optimistic person. So, you know, But AI is going to be so good, including localized AI. I mean, at the current rates, you'll have, you know, some of that sort of rock level AI, probably that can be run on a drone. And so you could literally say, you know, this is the equipment that the drone needs to destroy. go into that thing, it'll recognize what equipment needs to be destroyed and take it out. It's a lot of your work at Neuralink though, because what you're saying is that AI is going to quickly surpass, at least in your estimation, the human's ability to control it. Yeah. Okay. I mean, I'd like to say no, but the answer is yes.