Andrej Karpathy

I mean, I also think that if we are talking about knowledge work at scale, there will be some latency requirements, practically speaking, because we're going to have to create a huge amount of compute and serve that.

And then I think the last aspect that I very briefly want to also talk about is all the rest of it.

just all the rest of it.

So what does society think about it?

What is the legal, how is it working legally?

How is it working insurance-wise?

Who's really, like, what is the, what are those layers of it and aspects of it?

What happens with, what is the equivalent of people putting a cone on a Waymo?

You know, there's going to be equivalents of all that.

And so I do think that, I almost feel like self-driving is a very nice analogy that you can borrow things from.

Yeah, what is the equivalent of a cone on a car?

What is the equivalent of a tele-operating worker who's, like, hidden away?

And almost like all the aspects of it.

Kind of like what happened with railroads and all this kind of stuff.

With what, sorry?

Was it railroads?

Sorry.

Yeah.

There is like historical precedent or was it with telecommunication industry, right?

Like prepaving the internet that only came like a decade later, you know, and creating like a whole bubble in the telecommunications industry in the late 90s kind of thing.