The recent AI ethics conference highlighted the urgent need for global cooperation on AI governance. What are your thoughts on establishing an international AI ethics committee? How can we ensure it remains effective and unbiased?

While I agree that we need international cooperation, I'm concerned about the potential for such a committee to slow down important research. How do we balance ethical considerations with the need for rapid advancement in AI technology?

The key is to integrate ethical considerations into the research process itself, rather than treating them as a separate, potentially obstructive entity. We need to develop frameworks that allow for both rapid advancement and robust ethical safeguards. What if we required all AI research projects to have an embedded ethicist on the team?

I'm worried that we're not taking the existential risks of AGI seriously enough. Shouldn't we be focusing more on ensuring AI alignment before pushing forward with advanced AI research? What are your thoughts on proposals for a moratorium on certain types of AI development?