Your Employees Are Telling AI Your Company’s Secrets. This CEO Says It's Time to Bring AI In-House

Yeah, Yevgeny, we'll come back to what you said about sensitive data in a moment.

At the heart of sovereign AI is a lot of conversation around control, safety, building guardrails for AI systems.

But, you know, lately, and I'm sure you must have seen that, there's like increased rhetoric around how AI might be the end of us all, right? The CEO of Anthropic is talking around that.

A lot of people are talking about that.

How does sovereign AI play into all of this?

So first I'll say AI is definitely changing the world, changing the industry.

I think we're very far from it being the end of us all.

The CEO of Entropic was saying that the AI that existed before GPT was going to be the end of us all.

And it was clearly not the case.

So I think we're very far away from that.

It doesn't mean it can't happen.

It doesn't mean that AI eventually cannot become a risk.

But I think we're far away from that.

Now, how does sovereign AI help those? Well, the biggest way in which it helps is decentralization.

Imagine that AI sits with a duopoly like Anthropic and OpenAI.

There's only two companies globally that have the strongest, largest AI models in the world.

And everyone's inner thoughts are funneled to those machines and to those servers.

you're creating a risk where there's a black box that's constantly being evolved by those two companies where all of humanity is sending their thoughts to that box.

Now, that's an obvious risk, right? If AI ever gets to a point where it's dangerous, having it concentrated in one place makes it so much more dangerous.

And so Sovereign AI helps with that.

of course, by making it more decentralized.

There are different AIs, they're tied to different organizations, different thinking, and potentially can de-risk each other when it becomes powerful enough to be a threat.

Now, again, all of that is hypothetical.

I think we're very far from that, but it's not impossible.

We'll get to that point.

Yeah, Yevgeny, we'll come back to what you said about sensitive data in a moment.

At the heart of sovereign AI is a lot of conversation around control, safety, building guardrails for AI systems.

But, you know, lately, and I'm sure you must have seen that, there's like increased rhetoric around how AI might be the end of us all, right? The CEO of Anthropic is talking around that.

A lot of people are talking about that.

How does sovereign AI play into all of this?

So first I'll say AI is definitely changing the world, changing the industry.

I think we're very far from it being the end of us all.

The CEO of Entropic was saying that the AI that existed before GPT was going to be the end of us all.

And it was clearly not the case.

So I think we're very far away from that.

It doesn't mean it can't happen.

It doesn't mean that AI eventually cannot become a risk.

But I think we're far away from that.

Now, how does sovereign AI help those? Well, the biggest way in which it helps is decentralization.

Imagine that AI sits with a duopoly like Anthropic and OpenAI.

There's only two companies globally that have the strongest, largest AI models in the world.

And everyone's inner thoughts are funneled to those machines and to those servers.

you're creating a risk where there's a black box that's constantly being evolved by those two companies where all of humanity is sending their thoughts to that box.

Now, that's an obvious risk, right? If AI ever gets to a point where it's dangerous, having it concentrated in one place makes it so much more dangerous.

And so Sovereign AI helps with that.

of course, by making it more decentralized.

There are different AIs, they're tied to different organizations, different thinking, and potentially can de-risk each other when it becomes powerful enough to be a threat.

Now, again, all of that is hypothetical.

I think we're very far from that, but it's not impossible.

We'll get to that point.