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Hinton proposes an unusual but compelling idea: instill in AI a form of maternal instinct—a deep-seated drive to care for humans, similar to a mother's instinct to protect her child. This could serve as a reliable anchor of control, preventing ASI from acting against human interests. However, he admits that we don't yet know how to engineer this safely, and without it, there's a grim possibility: if ASI doesn't value human life or autonomy, we could be rendered obsolete or even intentionally removed.