Sam Altman reveals the anti-human sales pitch that some people in the AI industry actually believe “It's a very misanthropic thing to say, we're going to just put all of our trust in this model and let it have all the power and decision making over the world. But there are some people who think that's the right outcome." “There's another version of this, which is because we don't trust people, we have to limit who gets access to this technology and how they can use it. And all of these terrible things could happen.” “Out of fear of that, we are going to concentrate power in the hands of a few companies. We're not going to let other people use this, but we'll give them some benefits." “I think there are some people in the AI field who effectively say, we're going to give the world a cure to all disease and make stuff really cheap in exchange for people giving up their autonomy and impact over the future and power.” “In the name of safety, and also just absolutely rampant inequality, there'll be people that have access to huge amounts of wealth and power and other people just get a pretty good everything." “I think it's fear and power. There are a lot of people who are so nervous about the magnitude of those risks and get so taken by that and feel a need to protect the world from that, that they're like, we should trade off a lot of liberty for safety here. But then I think that also ends up as a way a way to justify a lot of power seeking behavior."