+1 I tend to agree with that in terms of how to think about AI. It's all just neocortex. The alignment issue could be unpacked as more of a "lizard brain <-> ma

+1 I tend to agree with that in terms of how to think about AI. It's all just neocortex. The alignment issue could be unpacked as more of a "lizard brain <-> mammalian brain <-> pre-frontal cortex <-> LLM-enhanced cortex" alignment issue. But when real self-replication starts happening -- that is maybe the really exciting/terrifying area. It's more that humans with generative AI are almost strong enough to create artificial life. And when that pops off -- when you have things trying to survive -- that's where we need to be careful. I guess I would regulate that area -- mostly around self-replication.