How to pronounce "rearing"

KG: I actually think that one of the most interesting things

is that we're starting to work on AI at a point where,

like, I still think we're figuring out, you know, ourselves.

Neuroscience is very early on in its days,

and yet we're creating things

that are like, based on our own intelligence,

and we don't really understand even what's going on inside.

And so to your point on, what are the effects?

We don't really know yet.

Every year a new paper comes out

and changes how people think about child rearing.

Like how to bring up a child well, like all those kinds of things.

And now we're creating systems that will, you know,

kind of be overarching other humans.

What does that mean, I don't know.

I do actually think,

I happen to be in AI, we happen to be at this point in time.

But if we could pause for a second,

I think it would be good, another few centuries of figuring out what we are

and understanding that a little bit better

before we created something that was in our image.