Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you very much, Mr. Aguirre, Mr. Kruger and Mr. Tegmark for your enlightening and sober presentations that provide a sense of meaning and purpose for the ethical dimension of this committee.
We’re starting a fundamental reflection here. You have spoken about building scientific consensus. I think that consensus is becoming clearer with each committee sitting.
I’ll start with Mr. Aguirre.
In your article, which calls for keeping the future human, you talk about how computing power can easily be quantified, accounted for and monitored with little ambiguity once good rules are in place.
Mr. Kruger, you have described advanced artificial intelligence as an immense project that is only made possible through deliberate effort.
I’d like to hear your two points of view on the technical feasibility of a verification scheme.
Mr. Tegmark, you can chime in afterwards.
Go ahead, Mr. Aguirre.