Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Patrick Bet-David and his guest discuss why a superintelligent AI would not need anger, hatred, or revenge to become dangerous. The guest argues that humanity could simply become irrelevant to an advanced system pursuing goals of its own, much like ants are ignored when humans build on their habitat. The broader concern is that indifference, not hostility, may be one of the most serious risks of superintelligence.
Patrick Bet-David and his guest discuss why a superintelligent AI would not need anger, hatred, or revenge to become dangerous. The guest argues that humanity could simply become irrelevant to an advanced system pursuing goals of its own, much like ants are ignored when humans build on their habitat. The broader concern is that indifference, not hostility, may be one of the most serious risks of superintelligence.










