Exactly. That goes hand in hand with the idea that humans should remain at the centre as we move in this economic transition. There are two views of AI. One is that it's a tool, and humans can use the tool to be more productive and have a better life. Scientific researchers use it as a tool to improve and accelerate their advances.
The other view coming up...and if you interact with chatbots, you're going to start feeling that they are like people, and they are entities and have their own goals. More and more studies show that somehow, because of the way they're trained, those chatbots behave like people, with their goals and self-interest and so on, even though we don't know what's really going on inside the box.
That's a choice that can be made about what sort of AI we develop. We don't need to rush into the things that are dangerous. For example, the government could invest in AI that's more like a tool so that our companies and our people can benefit from it without creating crazy risks.