Deliberative democracy

And so it could be the case, as you say, that there are, uh, there is a necessity for extreme opinions because some of the most, uh, you know, some of the best insights, some of the best policy are extremely out of the box.

But dare I say, an environment like American In One Room with deliberative democracy, with true transparency, would discover those better.

Maybe one way to put what you're trying to say is not necessarily, uh, the, the opinion that everyone ended up with was necessarily the right opinion.

However, the divide is fake.

And Orrin Hatch literally asks him, "How do you make money?" And that he had gotten multiple hours into a Congressional hearing, and Zuckerberg had to say, "Well, sir, we sell ads." That was back before we had the level of AI threat that we do today.

And so it is simply the case that the public sector is just not moving fast enough during a time in which the large labs are saying, "Please, let's find, uh, a guardrail." So let's listen to them.

And my, my, my idea here is to apply deliberative democracy and America In One Room t- type thinking to it, and let's say, "Okay, let's do a artificial intelligence America In One Room.

Let's get a representative sample of the country together.