Musk's pragmatic case for human survival in a post-AGI future: if intelligence wants to maximize the scope and scale of consciousness (the xAI mission), wiping out humanity buys you only a minuscule additional number of identical robots—while losing the irreplaceable information of how biological intelligence evolves. We're not in control, but we're worth keeping because a galaxy of robot copies is less interesting than one with humans in the mix. It is, by his own admission, 'doomer' framing dressed as mission-statement logic.
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