Matt Wolfe and a guest question whether OpenAI should control so much AI power. OpenAI reaches 100 to 200 million users while Meta has 3 billion, yet neither has the governance structure of a state. As AI becomes central to a digital economy, the concentration of power in private hands raises real questions.
I mean we're still having those same debates right now with AI right in the AI world. We're sitting here going should OpenAI have as much power as they have? I feel like the same discussions are going to come up if this stuff becomes as prolific.
I mean I talk about I think we're having these discussions today, but even open AI we're talking about 100 to 200 million users compared to 8 billion. But when we start having, you know, 7 or 8 billion people on this, you know, global network, that's going to mean a lot more because potentially that digital economy could be as big as the physical economy that we have outside of it. And in fact the population of that is going to be bigger than any one country is today. In fact, you have meta today, I think with 3 billion people is already bigger than any country. But they're not able to govern them and control them as a country does to its citizens.
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