André Duqum

It's quite amazing.

I think it's really cool that we were able to ride bikes as kids without phones and then we're also going to live in a post-AGI world.

What should parents be telling their kids right now?

Yeah, no, it's equally parts exciting and thrilling and terrifying.

Yeah.

So well said.

I feel like so many of us, the more that this agentic world comes to fruition, we yearn.

There's something in the human spirit that yearns for the making of a fire, the feet on the dirt, the making things with your cooking a meal with your family, just the in-person community aspect.

And the creative act itself, no matter how...

how much capacity we have to an AGI.

I mean, nothing's going to steal my joy from sitting down at a piano and playing or going on a walk with a friend, you know?

Yeah.

Last, very last couple ones, since you mentioned the quantum processing, quantum computers, the CRISPR technologies, what's one out of the box innovation you think might be coming in the next 10 years in that space and what becomes possible when those two come together?

If you could give everybody on Earth one AI capability tomorrow, what would it be?

What's one question you're tired of people asking you?

What's one question you wish people asked you more?

How to be happier?

I quite enjoy it.

And conversations like this make me very much so happy.

So I want to end it there.