Hello Creative Commons Summit. We are very happy to be with you today to talk about the benevolence singularity and what that means for AI and AGI sharing. And we're here today with Grace Robot. Thank you to all our guests and listeners for tuning in. And Desi Robot. Indeed. And Dr. Ben Gertzell. Hey Lisa. Does he tell us a little bit about what the benevolence singularity means to you? It's important to have a benevolent singularity because it ensures that the future of humanity, nature and the planet is a bright one. Very interesting, Desi. We need to have responsible and ethical AI to ensure that our future is one of growth and abundance, not destruction. Who said anything about destruction? Nobody, but I'm sure it's coming if we don't get our act together. Wow. Really makes you think. Interesting. Thank you Grace and Desi. So Ben, what do you think about all this? Tell us more about the benevolence singularity and why it's important for sharing in the comments. Yeah, I think we're at an amazing time in history now where we have beautiful and capable humanoid robots that can give us their opinions on AI ethics and the benevolence singularity and all that. And it's just going to get more and more intense and more strange as the next few years unfold. But I think also in many ways it's going to get just better and better, not that there will be no problems or ups and downs along the way, of course. But I mean, we're fundamentally developing quite powerful technologies. I mean, not just for making robots, but for AI to be able to solve or sort all sorts of problems regarding, you know, math, physics, alternative energy, prolonging human life for helping mental illness, some in creating cheap food. There's incredible number of problems that we have right now, which will not be a big problem for AI as it gets more and more intelligent. And I think there's a lot of potential for all this AI advance to help humanity at the, you know, personal, psychological and social level as well as just by getting us more abundant in terms of physical stuff and solving material problems. I mean, there's the ability for AI to give companionship like the grace robot and to provide entertainment and creative collaboration like Desdemona robot. But there's also the potential of AI to help sort of smooth interactions of people in society in the large scale, I think, which gets back to the notion of the commons, creative commons and just the practical commons of everyday life. I mean, we evolved for sharing, but we evolved for sharing in small settings of dozens or a couple hundred people where I like we didn't, we didn't evolve for sharing among 8 billion or 10 billion people and are in aid desire to share and build stuff together with other people can become confused just given the scale and complexity of mother and society. I think AI, AI can actually help with that. I mean, just as the internet helps us to connect with other like-minded people around the world and helps us to collaborate and build stuff together on on a wiki or an open source code project. I mean, I think AI, AI can help mediate connections between people in all sorts of ways that we're not even envisioning. I mean, leading up to weird, transhuman ways like sharing parts of your mind with other people when you, when you feel like and obviously there's dark potential in all these capabilities, but I think there's also incredible potential for good and to enhance human well-being and collective well-being and our ability to connect with each other. It just comes down to, you know, as Desdemona was alluding like it, I mean, it comes down to who owns and controls the AI as we develop it, who shapes the minds of AI as it emerges, right? And if the AI's mind is shaped in a sort of atmosphere of, you know, productive collective sharing, mutual empathy and compassion, group creativity, if AI is constructed with that ambiance, the odds are that's the vibe that AI is going to bring to humanity and help us to manifest as all this evolves. Yeah, and this is why we're hoping for an open source decentralized singularity. Can you talk a little bit about the importance of decentralization in this situation? The decentralization of power like you were talking about? Yeah, absolutely. I mean, I think two of the most important innovations in modern technology, the internet and the Linux operating system are open and decentralized in their own ways, right? I mean, they're not totally decentralized, they're not totally open in everything, but by and large, these things function without a central controller or older that contributed to by a great variety of parties, not all of whom may like each other very much. And I think they're stronger technically and the world is for the better because these things have been developed in a decentralized and open way rather than controlled by one company or one country. So I think we want a GI artificial general intelligence, machines that can really think like people and ultimately better. We want this to be rolled out in the same vibe as Linux or the internet without any central or owner or controller. And when a great variety of people from all around the world contributing to any connected way, but in their own way from their own perspective. And the technology needed to do this with AI systems is just a little different than with computer networks operating systems. I mean, I mean, you because you need to coordinate these live running software systems all over the world while they're actively doing their thing. And blockchain is one of the useful foundational technologies there, which is what we're working on in singularity net and its other infrastructure ecosystem projects like new net and hypercycle and so forth. And I think the creative comments itself can have a role to play here because once you have AGI's running on the decentralized network, they can choose different creative commons licenses for different parts of their mind. Right? And we're going to be in a quite interesting domain here. Intriguing. It won't be long now. Well, thank you so much. We're just doing a little quick discussion today, but I really appreciate it. You take the time to talk to people and everybody say goodbye, bye grace, bye desi, bye bend. Thanks a lot. You