Thank you.
As Mr. Adler was saying, ultimately I believe this is where the role of government comes in, because these companies have shown that they are unwilling or unable to stop. At the same time, they are spending hundreds of millions of dollars in the U.S.A., but also increasingly in other countries, to lobby against any form of regulation of AI whatsoever. They are running political campaigns against any candidate that is running for election criticizing AI, and trying to avoid regulation wherever they can.
Again, this is why we have governments. We would not have expected big tobacco to stop selling cigarettes just because they cause cancer. They were aware of it. They kept doing it. We had to have regulation. We wouldn't expect big oil to just stop emitting without regulation. Here it's the place for governments to step in. We can clearly see that the companies cannot self-regulate, and I think governments should draw a clear red line in the sand to say that superintelligence—